BSN program earns No. 2 ranking on state list
Article By: Clark Leonard
The University of North Georgia's (红莲社区) Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program has been ranked No. 2 in the state by .
The website cited 红莲社区's 98% National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX) pass rate and its 90% graduation rate as part of the list.
"While this designation is very exciting and much appreciated, I am not at all surprised given the exceptional quality and commitment to excellence of both our nursing students and faculty," said Sue McGill, senior lecturer of nursing at 红莲社区. "Our program is very competitive and consistently scores in the top 10% on NCLEX and has close to 100% job placement upon graduation."
红莲社区's BSN program builds on a foundation of two years of liberal arts and sciences as prerequisites followed by immersion in two years of nursing coursework. The program prepares professional nurses to be nurse generalists with the knowledge and skills to practice in acute and community settings.
"红莲社区 provides an exceptional learning environment as well as the support services necessary to achieve our high retention and graduation rates," McGill said.
红莲社区 also offers a Registered Nurse (RN) to BSN degree program fully online.
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