Nursing and Allied Health Student Outcomes

NCC RN Program Benchmark for NCLEX First Time Pass Rate: Effective May 2015 the program’s 3-year average for first time licensure pass rate will be 80% or higher. ​Pass rate data is sent from the CT State Board of Nursing to the Division Director on or before August 1 each year.​

• NCC Pass Rate: 2018 (May 1, 2018 to April 30, 2019):  59/62 graduates = 95% ​
• NCC Pass Rate: 2019 (May 1, 2019 to April 30, 2020):  60/66 graduates = 91%​
• NCC Pass Rate: 2020 (May 1, 2020 to April 30, 2021):  59/75 graduates = 78%
• NCC Pass Rate: 2021 (May 1, 2021 to April 30, 2022):  63/74 graduates = 85%

NCC RN Program Traditional Student Benchmark for Completion Rates: 70% of students will complete the program in 150% of the program timeframe. ​Statistics reviewed annually​ on or before August 1 to reflect completion rates for the prior Academic Year.

• Spring 2018: 64.0% (55/86) students
• Spring 2019:  78% (62/80) students
• Spring 2020:  83% (67/81) students
• Spring 2021:  79% (55/70) students

NCC RN Program Traditional Student New Benchmark for Completion Rates: 60% of students will complete the program in 100% of the program timeframe. ​Statistics reviewed annually​ on or before August 1 to reflect completion rates for the prior Academic Year.

• • Spring 2022: 67% (48/72) traditional students 4 semesters (100%) completion rate

NCC RN Program Benchmark (ELA) for Graduate Employment Rates: 70 % of graduates will be employed in the field of nursing within 6-12 months. Statistics reviewed annually on or before Nov 1 to reflect employment rates for the prior Academic Year.

• Graduate Survey 2019 (2018 graduates) n = 20/22 respondents = 90.91%
• Graduate Survey 2020 (2019 graduates) n = 18/18 respondents = 100%
• Graduate Survey 2021 (2020 graduates) n = 19/21 respondents = 90.5%
• Graduate Survey 2022 (2021 graduates) n = 19/20 respondents = 95%