They’re earning their laurels!
More than 98% of the Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing’s 2024 grads passed the national NCLEX-RN Nursing licensure exam, announced the Joan Hansen Grabe Dean of Nursing, Ann Marie Mauro.
Hunter’s pass rate was well above the average for New York State Nursing graduates, 86.66% of whom passed the exam in 2024.
“Congratulations to our graduates, leadership, faculty, and staff,” Dean Mauro said. “Our high passing rate shows the strengths of our students, faculty, staff and programs.”
The Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing recently was ranked third out of 210 Nursing schools in New York state and in the top 10% nationally by nonprofit news site RN Careers.
The flagship nursing school of The City University of New York, it prepares nurses for 21st century practice in complex urban environments with diverse populations. Its mission is to prepare collaborative nurse leaders to promote wellness and champion health equity in diverse local and global communities through excellence in education, research, scholarship, and advocacy.
