Current Pass Rates For CA RN Programs

U.S.A. California

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i have calculated the pass rates for california rn schools on average. i had a question on another forum regarding the reputation of the school. pass rates were brought up and i decided to pull them up for all ca schools. i hope everyone finds this helpful.

http://www.rn.ca.gov/schools/passrates.shtml

90-100%

80-89%

75-79%

below 74%

n/a

years 2004-2009

allan hancock college 83.4% (147 students)

american river college 88.3% (515 students)

american university of health sciences 100% (1 student), 2008-2009

antelope valley college 89.5% (562 students)

azusa pacific university-bsn 85.6% (426 students)

azusa pacific university-msn 91.6% (82 students), 2005-2009

bakersfield college 84.3% (577 students)

biola university 88.1% (157 students)

butte college 77.6% (253 students)

cabrillo college 90.1% (264 students)

california baptist university-bsn 95.5% (22 students), 2008-2009

california baptist university-msn n/a

csu bakersfield-bsn 78.9% (147 students), 2007-2009

csu bakersfield-msn 86.3% (129 students) 2004-2008

csu channel islands n/a

csu chico 85.6% (337 students)

csu dominguez hills 79.2% (24 students), 2008-2009

csu east bay 89.2% (345 students)

csu fresno-bsn 83.3% (576 students)

csu fresno-msn 66.9% (51 students), 2007-2009

csu fullerton-bsn n/a

csu fullerton-msn 89.5% (57 students), 2008-2009

csu long beach-bsn 86.57% (765 students)

csu long beach-msn n/a

csu los angeles-bsn 89.6% (406 students)

csu los angeles-msn 64.0% (57 students), 2006-2009

csu northridge 100% (16 students), 2008-2009

csu sacramento-bsn 92.4% (692 students)

csu sacramento-msn 90.0% (50 students), 2007-2008

csu san bernardino 79.1% (517 students)

csu san marcos 95.4% (43 students), 2008-2009

csu stanislaus 88.1% (127 students)

cerritos college 85.3% (499 students)

chabot college 97.3% (179 students)

chaffey college 98.3% (241 students)

citrus college 88.6%, (24 students), 2007-2009

city college of san francisco 84.2% (424 students)

college of marin 85.6% (192 students)

college of san mateo 84.2% (238 students)

college of the canyons 86.4% (467 students)

college of the desert 86.3% (474 students)

college of the redwoods 87.3% (251 students)

college of the sequoias 83.1% (583 students)

college of the siskiyous 97.8% (24 students) 2007-2009

concordia university irvine n/a

contra costa college 95.5% (279 students)

copper mountain college 53.2 (53 students), 2006-2009

cuesta college 95.3% (221 students)

cypress college 96.6% (409 students)

de anza college 81.8% (372 students)

dominical university of california 85.4% (299 students)

east los angeles college 74.4% (450 students)

el camino college 86.5% (477 students)

el camino college-compton education center 66.9% (152 students)

everest college n/a

evergreen valley college 90.8% (265 students)

fresno city college 78.1% (1146 students)

gavilan college 89.6% (91 students)

glendale community college 89.8% (379 students)

golden west college 91.1% (622 students)

grossmont college 83.6% (637 students)

hartnell college 88.9% (96 students), {2006-2007 (n/a)}

humboldt state university 84.3% (216 students)

imperial valley college 69.6% (286 students)

interamerican college n/a

kaplan college 77.7% (521 students)

loma linda university-adn 87.4% (534 students)

loma linda university-bsn 77.2% (91 students)

long beach city college 91.83% (563 students)

la city college 79.5% (217 students)

la county college of nursing & allied health 89.4% (555 students)

la harbor college 96.5% (405 students)

la pierce college 76.6% (322 students)

la southwest college 71.1% (209 students)

la trade-tech college 66.5% (226 students)

la valley college 82.97% (423 students)

los medanos college 89.6% (233 students)

mendocino college 87.0% (97 students)

merced college 84.1% (197 students)

merritt college 90.5% (168 students)

mira costa college 100% (33 students) 2007-2009)

mission college n/a

modesto junior college 93.9% (640 students)

monterey peninsula college 92.7% (199 students)

moorpark college 93.4% (382 students)

mount st. mary's college-adn 74.5% (438 students)

mount st. mary's college-bsn 83.7% (621 students)

mt. san antonio college 90.9% (629 students)

mt. san jacinto college 87.4% (305 students)

napa valley college 78.0% (340 students)

national university-adn 91.5% (156 students), 2005-2009

national university-bsn 77.0% (230 students), 2005-2009

ohlone college 93.3% (240 students)

pacific union college 76.0% (486 students)

palomar college 98.0% (299 students)

pasadena city college 88.56% (526 students)

point loma nazarene college 90.0% (226 students)

rio hondo college 84.0% (415 students)

riverside community college 92.3% (731 students)

sacramento city college 97.4% (619 students)

saddleback college 95.5% (535 students)

samuel merritt college-bsn 86.5% (933 students)

samuel merritt college-msn 92.9% (349 students)

san bernardino valley college 87.6% (416 students)

san diego city college 89.0% (327 students)

san diego state university 94.1% (783 students)

san francisco state university-bsn 81.2% (496 students)

san francisco state university-msn 82.9% (228 students)

san joaquin delta college 79.5% (650 students)

san joaquin valley college 88.3% (32 students), 2007-2009

san jose state university 76.5% (774 students)

santa ana college 89.7% (521 students)

santa barbara city college 88.3% (208 students)

santa monica college 88.8% (300 students)

santa rosa junior college 94.9% (411 students)

shasta college 89.5% (337 students)

sierra college 98.0% (248 students)

solano community college 79.3% (254 students)

sonoma state university-bsn 87.5% (181 students)

sonoma state university-msn 100% (12 students), 2007-2008

southwestern college 84.4% (254 students)

unitek college 76.5% (91 students), 2007-2009

uc irvine n/a

uc los angeles-bsn n/a

uc los angeles-msn 90.2% (51 students), 2008-2009

uc san francisco 96.2% (335 students)

university of phoenix-modesto n/a

university san diego/hahn 93.6% (160 students)

university of san francisco-bsn 92.7% (584 students)

university of san francisco-msn 98.9% (205 students)

ventura college 90.5% (441 students)

victor valley college 89.8% (352 students)

west coast university-inland empire-adn n/a

west coast university-inland empire-bsn n/a

west coast university-los angeles-adn 85.5% (624 students), 2006-2009

west coast university-los angeles-bsn n/a

west coast university-orange county-adn 93.5% (46 students), 2008-2009

west coast university-orange county-bsn n/a

western career college 82.2% (72 students), 2006-2009

western university of health sciences 86.2% (162 students), 2005-2009

west hills college lemoore n/a

yuba college 90.2% (180 students)

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to be honest no. I found the website easier on the eyes.

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I'm sorry that it's difficult on your eyes, maybe I shouldn't have color coded it and it would have been easier. For me I like color coding because it stands out more. Sorry if it hurt your eyes. Thanks for the input.

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no need to be sorry. I am sure its going to help other people. GJ on doing it too

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i found this website the other day. yes, its very helpful. just the green hurts my eyes, lol.

i did save this website to my laptop, home computer and my phone. lol. soon i will be applying to rn programs. thanks!:p

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you will be happy to know that originally the green was changed from [color=yellow]yellow hahaha. i will know for next time to stay away fom the green and maybe try for the olive green instead. for some reason right now it wont let me edit and i don't know why.

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Very helpful....thank you!!!

I dont feel so bad now...

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Copper Mountain College 53.2 (53 Students), 2006-2009

Wow...that's crazy...although they've had such few students.

Thanks for the info, it's really interesting to look at (and the colors are a nice touch!)

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To be clear these are the % of students that passed the NCLEX not the % of students that made it through the program. Its an important distinction. For Example Chabot has a 97.3% passing rate for the NCLEX which sounds great until discovering that 60% of students who entered the program actually graduated. I found that the number of students that survive a given program is not as easy to find as the NCLEX rate. Hope this helps.

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