Re: The BON in Tennessee may be "sunsetted"
It is going to be very difficult for any "company" to get rid of a state/public created board, esp one that has a glaring "conflict of interest" with the business you are mentioning. There are already many broad choices for students in our great state to pursue nursing, some public, private and government supported.
I'd be careful and like CityKat stated, do your homework. The TNA is a private company, which, as part of the ANA, supports the majority of nursing's interests, including producing quality nurses. With a pass rate of 75%, I'm sure the ANA/TNA and TN BON would all be in agreement on the issue of this companies "expansion" into a state with a great track record on the NCLEX. They'd probably give them some old fashion advice on how to improve scores.
As far as lobbying to get rid of the BON, hogwash! Brother Phil wouldn't even given them the time of day.
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