Board-reported · 2024

NCLEX Pass Rates — Georgia Nursing Schools (2024)

As of 2024, 14 Georgia schools reported first-time RN NCLEX pass rates of 88.4–100.0%, per Georgia Board of Nursing (GA SOS) — RN NCLEX Results 2021-2024. Dataset average 95.6% (national reference 86.7%). Only display-eligible cohorts of 10+ first-time candidates are shown.

Georgia average
95.6%
+8.9 pts vs national
National
86.7%
NCSBN 2025
Schools reported
14
Cohorts of 10 or more
At 90% or higher
13

Board-reported outcomes

Every Georgia program the board reports, ranked by first-time pass rate. Schools listed on this site link to their profiles.

Georgia NCLEX pass-rate ranking

10 of 14

First-time RN NCLEX pass rates for Georgia, ranked by pass rate. National average 86.7% marked on each bar.
#SchoolCredentialPass rateNational 86.7% marked
1Athens Technical College—
100.0%
2Chattahoochee Technical College—
100.0%
3Georgia State University Perimeter (Associates)—
100.0%
4Lanier Technical College—
100.0%
5Gordon State College (Associates)—
97.9%
6Kennesaw State University—
96.5%
7Georgia Highlands College—
96.0%
8Mercer University (Georgia Baptist College of Nursing)—
95.7%
9Emory University (Bachelors)—
94.2%
10Augusta University (Bachelors)—
93.8%

Source: Georgia Board of Nursing (GA SOS) — RN NCLEX Results 2021-2024. Last verified Oct 1, 2026.

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Pass rates and sticker price are for the first license. Working RNs in Georgia often stack an online RN-to-BSN, then an NP specialty. Online RN-to-BSN options serving Georgia include Walden University at $27,710 listed total tuition in our directory. Georgia is a restricted-practice state: state law requires nurse practitioners to practice under career-long supervision, delegation, or team management by another health provider for at least one element of practice, the most limited of the three AANP practice-environment tiers.

What is the average NCLEX pass rate for Georgia nursing schools?
The average NCLEX-RN first-time pass rate for schools in Georgia is 95.6%, compared to the national average of 86.7%. Display-eligible school rates in our table range from 88.4% to 100.0%. Source: Georgia Board of Nursing (GA SOS) — RN NCLEX Results 2021-2024.
How do I find nursing schools with high NCLEX pass rates in Georgia?
Use the board-reported table on this page — 14 Georgia board-reported first-time RN rates from cohorts of 10+ candidates. Compare those rates against the state average (95.6%) and the national reference (86.7%). Small cohorts under 10 candidates are excluded because 100% rates from tiny samples are statistically unreliable.
Which programs are included in the NCLEX outcomes table for Georgia?
The primary table lists 14 live-directory schools with display-eligible, board-reported first-time RN NCLEX rates (latest year, N≥10). A secondary directory section may list programs serving Georgia that also publish a program-level figure — treat board data as authoritative for licensure outcomes.

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