Considering Seton Hall? Read this article.

Some of the comments made me cringe. The article didn't really provide any context about the test, nor did it explore those percentages at all. So to the average person, a 75% sounds like a "C" and no one wants to think that a bunch of "C" nurses are taking care of them. At one school I am familiar with, students are required to get an 87% on the HESI exit exam before the school will let them graduate. Ouch.