BOMFelician University nursing
Lodi, New Jersey · Private nonprofit. Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate · first-time NCLEX 87.25% · CCNE accredited.
Bachelor'sMaster'sDoctorateRN, bachelor’s degree NCLEX 87.25%
State board approval and NCLEX
| Program | Campus | First-time NCLEX pass rate |
|---|---|---|
| RN, bachelor’s degree | Lodi | 87.25% (2025, 102 first-time takers) Board source |
| RN, bachelor’s degree NCSBN program code US18507500 | 92% (2025, 100 first-time takers) Board source |
The New Jersey board’s table lists these programs without printing an approval status.
Nursing awards
| Program (CIP) | Award level | Completions, 2023-24 |
|---|---|---|
| Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 51.3801 | Bachelor's degree | 210 |
| Adult Health Nurse/Nursing 51.3803 | Master's degree | 16 |
| Nursing Practice 51.3818 | Doctor's degree, professional practice | 3 |
| Adult Health Nurse/Nursing 51.3803 | Post-master's certificate | 1 |
| Family Practice Nurse/Nursing 51.3805 | Master's degree | 1 |
| Nursing Education 51.3203 | Master's degree | New program, no completions yet |
| Nursing Education 51.3203 | Post-master's certificate | New program, no completions yet |
| Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 51.3801 | Postbaccalaureate certificate | New program, no completions yet |
| Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse 51.3801 | Post-master's certificate | New program, no completions yet |
| Nursing Administration 51.3802 | Master's degree | New program, no completions yet |
| Nursing Administration 51.3802 | Post-master's certificate | New program, no completions yet |
| Nursing Practice 51.3818 | Post-master's certificate | New program, no completions yet |
Source: IPEDS Completions, first majors only.
Accreditation
From Felician University’s nursing pages
Simulation
“Toscano Nursing Resource and Simulation Center”
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Clinical placements
“The School of Nursing’s Community of Interest includes potential and current students, faculty, alumni, employers of nurses, our clinical affiliates, the University community, and those who benefit from the services provided by professional nurses.”
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