The spring 2024 cohort of bachelor of science graduates from the College of Health’s School of Nursing successfully passed their National Council Licensure Examinations (NCLEX-RN) with a 100% score on their first attempt.
The spring 2024 cohort of bachelor of science graduates from the College of Health’s School of Nursing successfully passed their National Council Licensure Examinations (NCLEX-RN) with a 100% score on their first attempt.
MORROW — The spring 2024 cohort of bachelor of science graduates from the College of Health’s School of Nursing successfully passed their National Council Licensure Examinations with a 100% score on their first attempt.
“Our students are very special to us,” said Dr. Dwayne Hooks, dean of the College of Health. “We know many students face barriers to success in such a time-intensive program and through all of these barriers, they have succeeded. We are so proud that every single one of them has been able to achieve this extraordinary milestone on their first attempt.”
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