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Immaculata University’s B.S.N. graduates from 2026 achieved a 94.34% first-time pass rate on the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). From 2021-2025, Immaculata nursing graduates achieved an average first-time NCLEX pass rate of 92.18%, exceeding the national average of 87.80%.

Nursing students had an opportunity to better understand the challenges faced by people living with schizophrenia when they participated in a “Hearing Voices” simulation.

Mindy L. Tait has joined Immaculata University as chair of the Division of Nursing, bringing more than 20 years of experience as a nurse educator and academic leader overseeing undergraduate and graduate nursing programs, accreditation, faculty development and student success.

Immaculata University hosted a Disaster Simulation Event that brought together students, faculty, first responders and regional emergency agencies for a hands-on crisis response exercise.

Immaculata University celebrated the 40th anniversary of its nursing programs. What started with a single RN-to-B.S.N. degree has since grown into the College of Nursing and Health Professions, offering multiple undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Learn how Immaculata University’s M.S.N. in Family Nurse Practitioner program is helping bridge the health care gap for patients who might otherwise wait three months for an appointment to see a doctor.

The experienced nurse remained committed to her master’s program while managing her own health challenge.

Immaculata University’s long-standing relationship with Main Line combines academic excellence with real-world training, which equips students to embark confidently on their nursing careers.