Yuba College

Outcomes

NCLEX-RN pass rates by year

Board-reported first-time pass rates for Yuba College, each shown with the cohort size it was calculated from. Candidate-weighted average across 5 years: 92.6% over 310 candidates.

Yuba College's latest reported year is 2025, and that 83.05% — from a cohort of 59 first-time candidates — is 3.7 points below the 86.7% national first-time NCLEX-RN pass rate NCSBN reported for 2025.

Source: state board of nursing publications, transcribed per cohort. Cohorts under 10 candidates are suppressed rather than shown. Full NCLEX detail for Yuba College.

Admissions

Admissions at Yuba College

Programs here admit roughly 24% of applicants. Competitive.

• Acceptance / Admission Rate
• – The program receives over 250 RN program applications each semester and admits 60 students per year—30 each in Spring and Fall—yielding an implied admission rate of approximately 24%.
• Minimum GPA
• – A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.50 in all prerequisite and core content coursework is required to apply. GPA calculations are not rounded.
• TEAS Thresholds (Test of Essential Academic Skills)
• – Applicants must score at least 67% on the TEAS (versions 6 or 7) to be eligible to apply; scores are not rounded.
• – TEAS scores are used as part of the merit-based ranking:
• 67–73.9% = 5 points
• 74–81.9% = 15 points
• 82–89.9% = 20 points
• 90–100% = 25 points
• Prerequisites, Transcripts, and Waitlist
• – All prerequisite courses must be completed (no “in progress” courses) and transcripts—especially official ones from outside YCCD—must be received by set deadlines (3rd Monday in January for Fall start, 3rd Monday in August for Spring start).
• – There is no waitlist; selection is purely based on merit-based ranking, and applicants not admitted may reapply.
• Merit-Based Selection Details
• – Admission is determined by a merit-based scoring system (maximum total score = 100), which includes

Based on publicly available information. Source

Format

Schedule and format at Yuba College

• Course delivery formats (online/hybrid/on‑campus)
• Nursing courses are onsite (face‑to‑face) only; there is no part‑time or evening program. Classes are generally during the day, Monday through Friday. Clinical hours can include Fridays, evenings, and weekends – so some schedule flexibility in clinicals exists. Source: Student Handbook
• Yuba College, broadly, offers in‑person, online, and hybrid delivery across academic programs; however, it is not clear whether the nursing program itself includes online or hybrid formats. Source: Institutional Self Evaluation Report
• Official Program Features list only “Onsite classes” for nursing. Source: Program Features page
• Evening, weekend, or multiple cohort start options
• There is no evening or part‑time program for nursing; courses are generally daytime, M–F. However, clinical hours can extend to evenings and weekends. Source: Student Handbook
• Nursing program admits cohorts twice a year, with applications opening for Fall and Spring starts. Source: Program Features page
• Asynchronous vs synchronous coursework
• General information on course formats at Yuba applies campus‑wide: definitions for asynchronous, synchronous, hybrid, and face‑to‑face are provided. So

Based on publicly available information. Source

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