Performance At The Local Nursing Licensure Examinations
During the past, there was a long record of 100% passing rate in the Local Nursing Licensure Examinations. There were several years with board topnotchers. The latest board topnotcher is Emmie Aslor Villamer, who became the tenth placer during the June 2006 examinations. Unfortunately, the time Villamer became a placer, was when the Nursing Leakage Controversy took place, urging all June 2006 passers to retake the said exam.
The passing rate during the June 2006 examinations was 43%. The December 2006 passing rate increased to 62%.
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