Coahoma Community College proudly announced that all graduates of its Practical Nursing Program for the 2023-2024 academic year achieved a 100% passing rate on the PN-NCLEX, the National Council Licensure Examination for Nurses.
Coahoma’s practical nursing program is a 12-month certificate program that prepares students as a licensed practical nurse.
Celebrating Success
Dr. Annie Hankins, Director of the Practical Nursing Program, praised the performance of the nursing students and instructors. “This remarkable accomplishment is a testament to our students’ hard work, dedication, and exceptional skills,” said Dr. Hankins. It also reflects the unwavering support and guidance provided by their outstanding instructors, Mrs. Teri Williams, Mrs. Katrina Harrell, and Ms. Jessica Robinson. Their commitment to excellence has genuinely paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder.”
Similarly, the Dean of Health Science, Dr. Chequitia Dixon, echoed Dr. Hankins’ sentiments. “Our students have demonstrated remarkable perseverance and dedication throughout their studies. The 100% passing rate is a clear indication of their readiness to enter the nursing profession and make a meaningful impact,” she said. “Congratulations to each of these students for this fantastic achievement. Their success highlights their exceptional individual sacrifices and sets a high standard for future practical nursing cohorts.”
The college views its dedication to quality education and the unwavering support of its faculty and staff as its foundation for student achievement.
“This 100% passing rate is more than just a statistic; it is a celebration of the dedication, hard work, and passion of our students and faculty,” said Dr. Hankins. “We at Coahoma Community College and the Division of Health Science look forward to seeing all of these licensed practical nurses positively impact the nursing profession, and we are confident that future cohorts will strive to meet this standard.”
Coahoma’s Office of Health Science also offers an associate degree in nursing, paramedics, polysomnography, and respiratory care. Its short-term programs include emergency medicine technician, phlebotomy, EKG, and nursing assistant.
