Nursing Programs
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About Us
To be recognized as a pioneering nursing program responsive to the needs and expectations of our students and other stakeholders.
To provide a supportive student-centered learning environment that prepares nursing graduates with the
- knowledge and skills to meet the nursing needs of the clients they serve
- ability to become engaged citizens, advocates, and lifelong learners
- competencies to be effective nurse leaders
- Graduates who are well prepared to function as a baccalaureate nurse in various healthcare settings.
- Graduates who are well prepared to participate as a member of interdisciplinary healthcare teams.
- Graduates who are well prepared to understand and assume leadership roles in the healthcare system.
- Stakeholders who are satisfied with the BSN curriculum and educational experience.
- Students who graduate from the program.
- We focus on Patient Safety and Quality of Care.
- We embrace the art of nursing as reflected through Professional Values and Ethical Principles.
- We value Partnerships, Teamwork, and Interprofessional Collaboration.
- We emphasize the science of nursing through Quality Improvement and Evidence-Based Practice.
The National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) is a nationwide examination for the licensing of nurses in the United States. First-time NCLEX-RN pass rates for our pre-licensure BSN graduates are as follows:
- 2025: 96.43% (Highest in Idaho for BSN program)
- 2024: 96.55% (Highest in Idaho for public BSN program)
- 2023: 96.05% (Highest in Idaho for public BSN program, not-for-profit)
- 2022: 90.24% (Highest in Idaho for BSN program)
- 2021: 94.87% (Highest in Idaho for BSN program)
- 2020: 92.96% (Highest in Idaho for public BSN program)
- 2019: 95.74%
As per the Idaho State Board of Nursing NCLEX pass rates by school.
Additional NCLEX Exam Statistics can be found on the NCSBN.org website.