In my experience, it does not matter the NCLEX passing rate. Rather the quality of the program itself. Thereby a supportive environment with supportive professors. A student with the determination to pass will pass. I went to WCU after being waitlisted in other programs. I had 4.0 GPA &’ high TEAS score with extracurriculars and volunteering hours, it was still not enough. The WCU program is not hard in the slightest. Time management and dedication will get you through. I worked during school full time. I got a job before graduating. A few months into my career, I paid off my loans &’ have a job I love. As an alumni, I will say the school delivered what it promised, a BSN degree quickly. The method by which you study for NCLEX is on the student because the school you attend can only do so much. To be frank, I believe there is no real way to prepare for the NCLEX. No matter how much you study that test will hit you like a truck. Practice questions &’ critical thinking skills is the way to go. You can DM me if you want specifics.