Featured image (left to right): (bottom left) Kenlee Gallegly, Madison Hubbard, Sarah Knight, (second row) Jorge Cervantez, Dani Moore, Morgan Case, (third row) Mason Pedigo, Kiley Davis, Fallow Lewis, (fourth row) Brittany Harmon, Gracie Pretty, Abigail Sullivan, Katelynn Edington. / Image: UACCB
The University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville (UACCB) reports its 2023 class of licensed practical nursing students achieved an overall pass rate of 100% on the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX).
The Arkansas State Board of Nursing requires the NCLEX to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN) in the State of Arkansas.
“We are immensely proud of our graduates for their hard work and dedication,” said Becky Warren, dean of health professions. “Together with our faculty’s guidance, they achieved a 100% NCLEX pass rate, showcasing the strength of our nursing education program.”
The college says its courses focus on hands-on skills and essential knowledge backed by a dedicated teaching team to provide a comprehensive education.
With a commitment to quality education and a focus on developing compassionate and competent nurses, UACCB’s nursing programs are an excellent choice for those aspiring to join the healthcare workforce.
UACCB offers nursing programs, including practical nursing, traditional registered nursing, and an LPN-to-RN transition program designed to meet students’ needs.
Applications for the LPN-to-RN transition program are open now through No. 15, 2023. Program information and application can be found at https://www.uaccb.edu/nursing.
