Does anyone know where I can find some stats on how schools do on the boards? I think that may play a role in some of our decisions. I know that some schools have a 1st time pass rate in the high 90's and others are lower. I am looking into UNLV, UCLA, UK, and Virginia in particular. Any other school stats are welcome too for others to read.
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if i remember correctly, i think i was told while at UConn that 92% of their students passed last year and 90% passed the year b4.
i was also told that 80% of their students get accepted into specialty programs.
i was also told that 80% of their students get accepted into specialty programs.
UNLV students haven't taken the boards yet, so you won't find any stats for them until next Fall.
As a casual remark: I think UConn probably has a far higher pass rate than that. It isn't too hard at all to PASS the boards. Doing well on them may be another issue, but nearly anybody with a pulse can pass the exam.
I'd be surprised if 95%+ of UConn students didn't pass with this most recent cycle.
Like Yah-E posted, 100% of the students passed this last test cycle.
I'd be surprised if 95%+ of UConn students didn't pass with this most recent cycle.
Like Yah-E posted, 100% of the students passed this last test cycle.
