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WKU's BSN program ranked as best in Kentucky for 2021

  • Friday, November 12th, 2021
WKU's BSN program ranked as best in Kentucky for 2021

WKU’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program has been ranked as the best in Kentucky for 2021 by NursingProcess.org.

Nursing Process is an online resource that helps nursing students explore education and career options and make better choices. Nursing schools listed in the “Best BSN Program in Every State” provide students with rigorous high-quality employable BSN education.

Nursing Process ranked the Best BSN programs based on Average NCLEX-RN First Time Pass Rates of Recent Five Years; Academic Quality (Enrollment Rate, Graduation Rate & Retention Rate); and NursingProcess.org Editorial Staff Ratings and Nursing School Reputation.

Learn more at https://www.nursingprocess.org/best-bsn-program-in-every-state/#Kentucky

 

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