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Nursing Graduates Ace NCLEX-RN

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Nursing — The UAM bachelor of science in nursing graduates from 2005 who achieved a 100 percent passing rate on the NCLEX-RN are (first row, from left) Cheryl Johnson, Katie Ramsey, Ashley Lawson, Meredith Tubbs, Adrienne Wilson, Rebecca Scott, Casey Beach, Angelia Gay, (second row, from left) Kathryn Knox, Andrea Ryburn, Keri Book, Ashley Whitaker, Emily Bendinelli, Melissa Davis, Wanda Pace, (third row, from left) Miranda Eldridge, Laura Tadlock-Sivils, Margaret Mondragon, (back row, from left) Bridgett Moore, Lauren White, Nick Jasey, Justin Gates and Rachel Myrick.

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May 2005 graduates of the University of Arkansas at Monticello's bachelor of science in nursing degree program achieved a 100 percent passing rate on the national licensing exam for registered nurses, according to Larry Eustace, chair of the division of Nursing.

All 25 BSN graduates successfully completed the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses. The 100 percent passage rate is above both state and national averages, according to Eustace.

"I am extremely proud of our graduates for what they have accomplished," Eustace said. "It speaks volumes for their dedication and hard work as students and is a tribute to our faculty who prepared them for success and to the overall quality of the BSN program."

The Arkansas State Board of Nursing notified Eustace of the 100 percent passage rate.

Chancellor Jack Lassiter called the results gratifying for nursing program and the university.

"Nursing is a challenging discipline that requires a rigorous curriculum, an outstanding faculty and dedicated students," he said. "On behalf of the institution, I congratulate our graduates, Dr. Eustace, and his faculty for this achievement."

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