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Three-peat! nursing grads earn 100% pass rate for the third year
For the third consecutive year, 100 percent of ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP University nursing graduates passed the National Council Licensure Examination on their first attempt, the University announced today.
“Thanks to the remarkable work of our students and faculty, ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP’s nursing program is continuing to set itself apart as one of the most successful programs in the state,â€� said ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP University President Susan S. Hasseler. “This result, achieved each of the past three years, further demonstrates our deep commitment to our students and their success.â€�
The nursing program at ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP combines the best of the institution’s liberal arts and sciences with a structured nursing curriculum to build a comprehensive Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) experience.
“Few nursing programs are fortunate enough to achieve this result three years in a row,â€� said Dr. Cynthia Wilkins, director and chair of nursing programs at ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP University. “Every member of our faculty takes great pride in our students’ remarkable achievements and their work toward making an important and meaningful impact on their communities.â€�
ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP offers two programs in nursing — the bachelor’s degree program for traditional pre-licensure students and an adult (online) R.N. to B.S.N. program for established nurses wishing to earn their Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
In 2016, ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP’s nursing program received a 10-year accreditation — the most that a program can be awarded — by meeting all four standards from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) (The baccalaureate degree program in nursing at ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP University is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (). Nursing programs choose to become CCNE-accredited as a mark of excellence in nursing education, Dr. Wilkins explained.
Students accepted into the pre-licensure bachelor’s degree program currently fulfill their clinical requirements at a variety of local and regional organizations and facilities, including Genesis Healthcare System, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, the Zandex Health Care Corporation facilities, the Zanesville-ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP County Health Department, Rambo Memorial Health Center, Cambridge Behavioral Hospital, The Oaks at Bethesda and Franklin Local School District.
For more information on the nursing programs at ÌìÑĺ£½ÇAPP University, visit muskingum.edu/Nursing or call 740-826-6160.