Nursing schools in New Hampshire

21 nursing schools, from practical nursing to doctorates: 18 with a federal record and 3 listed only by the state board, with first-time NCLEX pass rates and accreditation.

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Nursing graduates by year

2014: 1,0772015: 1,2602016: 1,4502017: 1,5882018: 1,8912019: 2,0472020: 2,1192021: 2,2142022: 2,1542023: 2,1032024: 2,0431,07720142,0432024
Nursing completions in New Hampshire by year, all schools, IPEDS. Up 90% from 2014 to 2024.
YearCompletions
20141077
20151260
20161450
20171588
20181891
20192047
20202119
20212214
20222154
20232103
20242043

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Loading the map… NCLEX 90% and above 80 to 89% under 80% no board rate board-listed, placed at its city 3 board-listed programs in New Hampshire have no federal record and are shown at the center of the city the board lists.

Nursing schools (18)

More board-approved programs (3)

Programs the New Hampshire board of nursing approves at schools that report no nursing awards to IPEDS, as the board lists them.

SchoolCityProgramApprovalFirst-time NCLEX
LNA Health CareersManchesterPractical nursing65.96% (2023, 47 first-time takers)
MCPHS UniversityManchesterRN, bachelor’s degree100% (2023, 46 first-time takers)
White Mountain Community CollegeBerlinRN, associate degree100% (2023, 26 first-time takers)

Sources

Schools and awards: IPEDS Completions. Accreditation: CCNE and CNEA directories.

State board sources: New Hampshire Board of Nursing: entry level programs, registered nurse (the board’s entry-level programs as published at retrieval); New Hampshire Board of Nursing: entry level programs, licensed practical nurse (the board’s entry-level programs as published at retrieval); Number of First Time Test Takers - 2023 (board xlsx, updated 4.25.2024) (2023 calendar year, 21 programs in 3 sections).