Board-reported · 2026
NCLEX Pass Rates — District of Columbia Nursing Schools (2026)
There are no display-eligible N≥10 first-time RN rates in the current board file for District of Columbia.
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Partner listings — compare ADN and BSN pre-licensure programs for future RNs in District of Columbia. Board-reported pass rates for this state are not published yet; the state board of nursing remains the authoritative source for licensure outcomes.
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Already licensed? Next credentials for District of Columbia nurses
Pass rates and sticker price are for the first license. Working RNs in District of Columbia often stack an online RN-to-BSN, then an NP specialty. Online RN-to-BSN options serving District of Columbia include Walden University at $27,710 listed total tuition in our directory. District of Columbia grants nurse practitioners full practice authority: NPs can evaluate patients, diagnose, order and interpret diagnostic tests, and prescribe medications — including controlled substances — under the exclusive licensure authority of the state board of nursing, without a required physician collaboration agreement.
- Bridge for working RNsRN-to-BSN programs in District of Columbia
Employer-funded bridges are common. Directory listed totals include Walden University at $27,710.
- Nurse practitionerFNP programs in District of Columbia
District of Columbia is a full-practice NP state (AANP). Family NP is the mainstream primary-care specialty.
- NP specialtyPMHNP programs in District of Columbia
Psychiatric-mental health NP tracks for BSN-prepared nurses planning advanced practice in District of Columbia.
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- Online nursing programs in District of ColumbiaPrograms delivered primarily online for students who can't relocate.
- No-waitlist nursing schools in District of ColumbiaPrograms reporting open seats rather than a waitlist queue.
- Accelerated BSN programs in District of ColumbiaSecond-degree tracks for applicants who already hold a bachelor's.
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- ADN programs in District of ColumbiaAssociate-degree and community-college routes to RN licensure.
- BSN programs in District of ColumbiaFour-year pre-licensure bachelor's degrees for first-time RNs.