Graduates from Rochester Christian University’s School of Nursing achieved a 100% first attempt pass rate on the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses in 2026.
“Our students have worked incredibly hard to reach this achievement, and we couldn’t be more proud of them,” said Jennifer Robinson, dean of the School of Nursing and Allied Health. “A 100% first-time NCLEX pass rate demonstrates the quality of their preparation, the unwavering support of our faculty, and the excellence of our nursing program. We are excited to see these graduates begin their careers and make a meaningful difference in the lives of the patients and communities they will serve.”
First envisioned in 2009, RCU’s nursing program has grown over the past 15 years into a vital pathway for preparing confident, compassionate nurses to serve communities across Michigan and beyond.
Beyond their classroom learning,, RCU nursing students also engage in meaningful community health initiatives, such as:
- Substance use-disorder mobile clinics
- Flu shot health fairs
- Detroit Marathon medic teams
- Hospice care experiences
These opportunities reflect RCU’s mission to prepare nurses who serve both hospitals and communities with excellence and compassion.
Follow this link for information about RCU’s School of Nursing and Applied Health.
