Reports by AAMC show significant shortfalls in the U.S. nursing workforce, predicting a deficit of 200,000 to 450,000 nurses by 2025. Numerous studies attribute these shortages to increased RN PAX…
Nurses seeking licensing in Texas must pass the Nursing Jurisprudence Exam to practice competently and safely as new graduate nurses. The exam acts as the critical regulatory component that ensures…
According to the College Board, 237,338 students took the AP Biology exam, but only 67.2% got the minimum passing score in 2022. Out of the eight units examined, AP Bio Unit…
In recent years, the passing rate in nursing exams countrywide has dropped from 88% to 82%, according to the NCSBN. Surprisingly, the fundamentals of nursing is among the tests many nursing…
Recently, the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy announced that it would retire the PCAT in 2024. The decision to scrap the entry-level exam has stirred a debate on the…
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the demand for nursing assistants will increase by 4% in the coming years. Before prospective nursing aide students can fill the available job openings, they…
Statistics by the Department of Education show that nursing school dropout rate is above 50% in some nursing programs. The report further indicates that most nursing students give up during the first…
Last year, 28,753 medical students graduated from medical schools countrywide. The grandaunts successfully tackled a series of exams, from admission to the final licensing test, before they could be licensed to practice…
Statistics published by the ATI show that 40% of TEAS exam takers repeat the exam to achieve the desired score, causing many students to wonder. How hard is the TEAS test? The…
Inadequate person-centered care in various states puts one-third of patients 50 years and older at risk of never having their care preferences met by clinicians. Texas attributes this challenge to…