Northern Michigan University nursing

Marquette, Michigan · Public. Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate · first-time NCLEX 88.1% · CCNE accredited.

Bachelor'sMaster'sDoctorateRN, bachelor’s degree NCLEX 88.1%

State board approval and NCLEX

ProgramCampusFirst-time NCLEX pass rate
RN, bachelor’s degreeMarquette88.1% (2025, 84 first-time takers)
Board source

The Michigan board’s table lists these programs without printing an approval status.

Nursing awards

Program (CIP)Award levelCompletions, 2023-24
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 51.3801Bachelor's degree95
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 51.3801Master's degree17
Family Practice Nurse/Nursing 51.3805Doctor's degree, professional practice1
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 51.3801Certificate of 1 to 2 yearsNew program, no completions yet
Family Practice Nurse/Nursing 51.3805Postbaccalaureate certificateNew program, no completions yet
Family Practice Nurse/Nursing 51.3805Master's degreeNew program, no completions yet
Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training 51.3901Certificate of 1 to 2 yearsNew program, no completions yet

Source: IPEDS Completions, first majors only.

Accreditation

AccreditorProgramNext review
CCNEBaccalaureateSpring 2031
CCNEMaster'sFall 2027
CCNEDoctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)Spring 2031

From Northern Michigan University’s nursing pages

Simulation

“Northern Michigan University has multiple simulation labs that allow students to learn patient care in a safe, nonthreatening, controlled environment.”

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Admission

“Admission into the nursing program is highly competitive, and students are required to apply for acceptance after having successfully completed a series of prerequisite courses, including human anatomy and physiology, chemistry, psychology, growth and development, medical microbiology and nutrition.”

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