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A Comparison of Nclex-Rn Pass Rates and Carnegie University Classification
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The National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for Registered Nurses is the culmination of all nursing programs and passing is required to become a practicing nurse. Success on the NCLEX-RN is vital for nursing practice and used as a measure of success for nursing education programs. The purpose of this investigation was to determine differences between NCLEX-RN pass rates and variables. There are many variables that affect the NCLEX-RN pass rates. This investigation analyzed the type of college or university, according to the Carnegie classification, in comparison to the respective institutional NCLEX-RN pass rates. A random sample of 150 colleges or universities NCLEX-RN pass rate percentage for the year 2006 was analyzed. An ANOVA was used to statistically interpret the data. The investigation found that there are significant (p < .004) differences between the means of the type of college or university and the NCLEX-RN pass rates for first time test takers. The results showed a significant difference (p= .006) between doctoral programs and masters programs and doctoral programs and bachelors programs, with doctoral programs having the higher NCLEX-RN pass rate percentage.
Title: A Comparison of Nclex-Rn Pass Rates and Carnegie University Classification
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The National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) for Registered Nurses is the culmination of all nursing programs and passing is required to become a practicing nurse.
Success on the NCLEX-RN is vital for nursing practice and used as a measure of success for nursing education programs.
The purpose of this investigation was to determine differences between NCLEX-RN pass rates and variables.
There are many variables that affect the NCLEX-RN pass rates.
This investigation analyzed the type of college or university, according to the Carnegie classification, in comparison to the respective institutional NCLEX-RN pass rates.
A random sample of 150 colleges or universities NCLEX-RN pass rate percentage for the year 2006 was analyzed.
An ANOVA was used to statistically interpret the data.
The investigation found that there are significant (p < .
004) differences between the means of the type of college or university and the NCLEX-RN pass rates for first time test takers.
The results showed a significant difference (p= .
006) between doctoral programs and masters programs and doctoral programs and bachelors programs, with doctoral programs having the higher NCLEX-RN pass rate percentage.
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