UTF Fetterman School of Nursing Celebrates 91.7% NCLEX Pass Rate

Toccoa Falls, Ga. (September 30, 2026) – The UTF Fetterman School of Nursing is celebrating the success of its 2026 graduates, with 11 of 12 graduates passing the NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination) on their first attempt, for a 91.7% first-time pass rate.

The NCLEX is the national licensure examination required for graduates seeking to become licensed registered nurses.

Kristi Hendrix, Dean, Fetterman School of Nursing states, “We praise God for His faithful guidance, strength, and grace in equipping our graduates to reach this important milestone in their lives. It is a joy to see them enter the nursing profession as registered nurses, reflecting the love of Jesus through compassionate, Christ-centered patient care.”

The achievement marks an important step as these graduates transition from nursing students to licensed professionals serving patients, families and communities.

For more information about the UTF Fetterman School of Nursing, visit utf.edu/nursing.