i am trying to find the success rate of my colleges grads with passing the boards. anyone know where i can find this info? thanks in advance!
nphan2 34 Posts Dec 9, 2007 Try looking on your program's website. My school's website has practically almost all the basic information that you need to know, and it's also in the brochure that they give us. You can also try by calling the school.
User123456 173 Posts Dec 9, 2007 thanks i looked on my colleges website but no luck. ill dig thru my handbook. do you have any idea where i might look on my colleges website? i know all sites are differant but genneral area? thanks again!
Riseupandnurse 658 Posts Specializes in Medical Surgical. Has 15 years experience. Dec 9, 2007 State Board of Nursing Website should have those pass rates. You might have to spend a little time browsing through it, but they should be there.
seneyka 72 Posts Has 10 years experience. Dec 9, 2007 florida:www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/nursing/nclex-results_pn_2005-2006.pdf new hampshire:www.nh.gov/nursing/education/nclexpassrates2000-2005.htmkentucky:http://kbn.ky.gov/education/pon/school/nclex.htmoregon:www.oregon.gov/osbn/pdfs/passrates.pdf google searchs such as nclex passing rate (name the state here)
Daytonite, BSN, RN 4 Articles; 14,603 Posts Specializes in med/surg, telemetry, IV therapy, mgmt. Has 40 years experience. Dec 9, 2007 there are a couple of places where this information might be:your state board of nursing websitethe ncsbn (national council of state boards of nursing) website http://www.ncsbn.org/testing/psychometrics_nclexpassrates.aspyour school
nghtfltguy, BSN, RN 314 Posts Specializes in Emergency, Trauma, Flight. Dec 9, 2007 its easy...ask whoever is in charge of your nursing program...they know..
mauxtav8r 365 Posts Dec 9, 2007 its easy...ask whoever is in charge of your nursing program...they know..Yes, they do know. But what they say to you may be different from the state board of nursing. Not that they TRY to deceive. My school will tell you "Usually 100%", which is true. Most of the sittings during the course of the year do show that school passing at the 100% rate. But the overall annualized average is in the mid-to-lower nineties for the past several years running.What is the reason? Your guess is as good as mine. Point is, they will not necessary give you the whole picture.
LovesGreyhounds 70 Posts Dec 9, 2007 I think I went to our state nursing board website & found it there - try that!
