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Committee defers action on Charles Drew University BSN after NCLEX pass-rate shortfall
Summary
A continuing-approval visit found an NCLEX pass-rate shortfall for Charles Drew University's baccalaureate nursing program. The Education Licensing Committee deferred action and asked for progress reporting; the program reported a 68.42% first-time pass rate and expects to meet the 75% threshold by 2026.
The Education Licensing Committee deferred taking final action on the continuing approval status of Charles Drew Universitybaccalaureate nursing program after a continuing-approval visit identified a single area of noncompliance: NCLEX first-time pass rates below the regulatory threshold.
Why it matters: the Board's continuing-approval process is designed to ensure program quality and public protection. The committee deferred action to allow the program time to implement corrective measures and to report outcomes to the Board when updated NCLEX data are available.
What happened: Mary Anne McCarthy, the BRN's supervising nursing education consultant and liaison to the committee, summarized…
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