Upon graduation, each student will be able to do the following:
Provide client-centered care
Collaborate effectively with members of the interprofessional team
Practice professional nursing behaviors
Integrate evidence-based practice into clinical decision-making
Use clinical judgment to provide safe client care
Use information and technology to support clinical decision-making
Wake Tech's Martha Mann Smith School of Nursing graduates demonstrate excellence in meeting the following program outcomes of on-time program completion (defined as within 7.5 terms of starting NUR 111), NCLEX RN licensure test pass rate and job placement.
Graduates surveyed one year after graduation indicate that they are "very satisfied or satisfied" with the program of study and their preparation for nursing practice. Based upon survey returns, employers are also "very satisfied or satisfied" with our graduates' performance.
Graduating class
Number of graduates
Graduates who passed NCLEX on first try
NCLEX pass rate
% completing program on time
% obtaining jobs within 12 months
Fall 2020
72
69
96%
Spring 2020
64
63
98%
98
Fall 2019
77
75
97%
98
Spring 2019
70
67
96%
80
97
Fall 2018
62
61
98%
96
Spring 2018
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64
97%
76
98
North Carolina Board of Nursing NCLEX RN Test pass rate (first attempt)
Program type
2018
2019
2020
3-year average
Wake Tech
ADN
98
97
98
98
U.S.
RN-all
88
88
87
88
North Carolina (95% of national standard)
RN-all
84
84
83
84
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