What is the NCLEX-RN pass rate?
The NCLEX-RN is the nationally standardized examination taken to obtain a Registered Nurse license. While graduates can take the examination as many times as needed, pass rates are calculated only on the first attempt. The national pass rate typically averages between 85-87%. Kramer School of Nursing’s recent pass rates have been 93% (2005), 98% (2006), 92% (2007), and 98% (2008), well above the national average. Do you have an LPN-to-BSN program? If I am a LPN, will I receive college credit for my LPN? KSN does not have a program exclusively for LPNs, although they are welcome to enter the Traditional BSN program as freshmen. Since practical nursing education does not typically grant college credit, LPNs may find it faster to attend an accredited associate degree program in nursing where college credit for the LPN may be granted, then attend Kramer School of Nursing’s RN-to-BSN program. What equipment and supplies will I need to purchase? In addition to textbooks, you will need a lapt
