Philippine Education Training concerns close jobs door for Filipino nurses

My comment:  The Philippine government and the Philippine colleges seem more interested in churning out pieces of paper and making tremendous profits from the students rather than providing a quality education and training the students and helping them find work afterwards in job placement.  Is the world realizing this as well?

From the New Zealand Herald

"We have reached a stage where we have found it pointless to process any Filipino nurse who does not have Western country experience."

The New Zealand Nursing Council says has questioned the quality of nursing qualifications and training programmes in the Philippines after nursing student numbers there boomed from 30,000 in 2004 to 450,000 last year.

"Australia may be the last option, because other countries like Canada and Singapore have questioned the Philippines qualifications," said Mr Wills. 

 

 Continue reading here http://www.nzherald.co.nz/education-qualifications/news/article.cfm?c_id=186&objectid=10557318&pnum=1

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Should I study nursing in the Philippines if I am from USA or other countries?

if your aiming for BSN, it’s very practical to just get it in the Philippines because its cheaper for the same quality of education (assuming that you’re in a good nursing school) you could get in an average nursing school in the US. However, there’s so many sub-standard nursing schools sprouting like mushrooms in the philippines that you have to be cautious before enrolling yourself in. if you’re in one of these schools, please find a better school; and with good high school grades or good current college grades, it should be easy to be admitted in a good nursing school as long as you have good entrance exam results as well. however, the best nursing schools in the philippines could also be discriminating to other nursing schools and may not accredit units from these schools. While it is true that US hospitals don’t discriminate applicants based on what school they were in (as long as you meet the min req like passing the state board; and oh, yes they really don’t, that’s why there’s so many foreign graduate nurses), it doesn’t hurt to have the best education you could get.

If you’re planning to take MAN later on, it would be better to take it in the US. in my opinion, taking MAN without clinical experience and/or no exposure to the field is a definite no-no. your hospital training during your undergrad days just isn’t enough, especially that nursing education in the philippines focuses more on the knowledge and concept and not on the hospital area. besides, only a few schools offer MAN where as there’s so many in the US.

You probably could have (as a US Citizen) done this just as cheaply and forgone your now having to take an NCLEX. THe only school in the Philippines that is recognized by ETS (The people who admininster AP tests in the US and graduate exams for universities) is the University of the Philippines. Nothing else. You could have finished Community College’s nursing program and gotten established as a nurse. 

Philippine Nurse hiring slump seen says Philippine Star

The Philippine Star December 06, 2009 MANILA, Philippines - The number of jobless Filipino nurses is likely to swell further with the expected slump in the hiring of medical workers in the United States and other countries to last for the next two years.

Dr. Fely Marilyn Lorenzo of the University of the Philippines Institute of Health Policy and Development Studies said government data indicated a falling trend in hiring of Filipino nurses for the past years.

“Data from the Commission on Filipino Overseas showed that the demand for Filipino nurses is slowing down in foreign countries, particularly in the country’s top markets,” Lorenzo said.

From a total of 5,790 in year 2000, the number of Filipino nurses hired in the United States dropped to 771 in year 2007.

“This year only eight Filipino nurses are leaving the country every month to work in the United States,” she added.
While the demand remained in Saudi Arabia and other Middle East countries, Lorenzo expects the downtrend in hiring of Filipino nurses abroad for a few more years due to the prevailing economic crisis.
Aside from the global financial crisis, stricter migration laws imposed in destination countries also resulted to decline in the demand.

“Some foreign employers are also finding Filipino nurses replaceable with other nationalities like Indonesians and Chinese because of attitude and values,” she added.

The declining demand abroad and the significant growth in the number of nursing graduates have already resulted to surplus and sharp increase in the number of unemployed nurses in the country.
As of June 2009, a total of 544,967 passed the Nursing Licensure Examination (NLE). A great bulk of the figure is believed to be unemployed.  Continue reading here http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=529872&publicationSubCategoryId=63

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Am I that "lifewise" stupid? Nursing education regrets

Is it time to re evaluate if Nursing is the best education career? Be prepared with over 95,000 students taking the recent board exams for Nurses for more pain.

From the joviquelcalma blog. I passed the nursing board exam here in the philippines last june 2008. You see I passed it on my first try, pretty cool huh? a lot of people thought I'd go places because I was apparently intelligent. But right now I feel that I am the exact opposite. The year is about to end. It's december and still I never found the job where I can use the title that I have worked so hard to attain.

I don't know exactly where I should go. I have been in two call centers already and have not found the answers myself. I am a nurse and I want to become one for real. I don't want my license to expire without being used but right now, it's only purpose was for a gatepass.

My dad threw away money sending his daughter to school who ended up jobless anyway, suddenly I thought, college was just a waste of my time and his money.

Now I'm done with school, what? stay at home and gain weight everyday of my life? that's great?! Evrytime I think about the dreams I had that went out of the window, it hurt. The worst part is, I had to look OK although I'm not. Read her complete blog here http://joviquelcalma.blogspot.com/2009/12/am-i-that-lifewise-stupid.html

Bleak job prospects for 95,000 new nurses seen

From PhilippineJobs blog Nov 29th, 2009 A recruitment expert on Sunday expressed concerned at the prospect of no work for some of the 95,000 nursing graduates who may pass the licensure examination currently being administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) in selected public and private schools nationwide.

“I pity the 95,000 nursing graduates who are poised to take the nursing licensure. Those who pass will join the more than 200,000 unemployed board passers whose experience are volunteer nursing or call center agents or crew in fastfood outlets,’’ said Lito Soriano, executive director of the Federated Association of Manpower Exporters and former president of the Philippine Association of Service Exporters Inc. (PASEI).  Continue reading here http://www.philippinejobs.ph/blog/20091129-39-bleak-job-prospects-for-95000-new-nurses-seen/

152 nursing schools face closure for poor board performance

From the The Philippine Star  November 25, 2009 MANILA, Philippines - A total of 152 nursing schools face closure for registering poor passing percentages in the nursing licensure examinations over the past five years.

The 152 nursing schools were found to have performed below the national passing rate of 46.14 percent for the past five years, Angeles said.

Metro Manila has the most number of erring schools among the 152 poor performing schools: Arellano University-Manila, Arellano University-Pasay, De Los Santos-STI College, De Ocampo Memorial College, Dominican College, Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College, Emilio Aguinaldo College, J.P. Sioson General Hospital and Colleges, La Consolacion College Manila, Las Piñas College, Martinez Memorial College, Mary Chiles College, Olivarez College, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasay, Perpetual Help College of Manila, Philippine College of Health Sciences, Philippine Rehabilitation Institute Foundation, Southeast Asian College, St. Jude College, St. Rita Hospital College of Nursing and School of Midwifery, STI College-Recto, the Family Clinic, Unciano Colleges and General Hospital, University of Perpetual Help-Rizal, and World Citi Colleges, Quezon City.

Calabarzon has 23 schools in the list; Central Luzon, 20; Ilocos Region, 16; Bicol, 14; SOCCSKSARGEN, 8; Northern Mindanao, 7; Zamboanga Peninsula, Davao Region and  Cordillera Administrative Region, 6; Cagayan Valley and Central Visayas, 5; CARAGA Region, 3; and Eastern Visayas and Mimaropa Region, 1.

Earlier, Angeles said 177 nursing schools were found to have poorly performed in the nursing licensure examinations.

“To be fair to all the schools, we had to do a lot of verification,” he said.
Angeles said any mistake might cause unnecessary worry among students and parents and harm the reputation of the schools wrongfully identified.

Among the 152 schools, nine had already stopped offering their nursing course, and five schools had stopped operation altogether, Angeles said.

Next year, CHED will enforce a rule that schools whose performance in licensure examinations is below five percent for three consecutive years would have their permits revoked and their concerned program phased out.

Angeles said CHED is determined to crack down on poorly performing schools to ensure that higher education institutions offer quality education.

“With this move, we are helping not only the parents and students to carefully choose the nursing schools they go to, but we are helping our economy by minimizing frustrations and wastage among our nursing graduates when they take the licensure exams and make sure that they only get quality education from schools that prioritize quality by adhering to world class standards that we are now imposing,” he said.  Continue reading here http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=526594&publicationSubCategoryId=63

 

PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE NURSING SCHOOLS June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination AS TO PERCENTAGE OF PASSING 100 OR MORE EXAMINEES SORTED BY NAME OF COLLEGE

The performance of schools in the June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination as per R.A. 8981 otherwise known as the PRC Modernization Act of 2000 Section 7(m) “To monitor the performance of schools in licensure examinations and publish the results thereof in a newspaper of national circulation” is as follows: (Any discrepancy in the report is not intentional on the part of the Commission, but rather due to miscoding of school codes by the examinees themselves. Concerned schools may write the Commission for correction.)  Please note that this includes both first time takers and repeat takers and the exact numbers of each can be seen at the link below.  The totals in the chart below reflect the total of both groups.

Remember that you deserve the best university with high passing rate because you deserve it. You deserve the best. Isn't it right?

Taken from the following site  

http://www.scribd.com/doc/17686913/Performance-of-Schools-as-to-Percentage-of-Passing-With-100-and-More-Examinees

PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE NURSING SCHOOLS AS TO PERCENTAGE OF PASSING  NLE June 2009 less than 30  EXAMINEES SORTED BY HIGHEST PASSING TO LOWEST June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination Go here to review  http://www.scribd.com/doc/17687452/June-2009-NLE-Top-Performing-Schools-With-Less-Than-30-Examinees

PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE NURSING SCHOOLS AS TO PERCENTAGE OF PASSING  NLE June 2009 Schools with 30 up to 99 examinees SORTED BY HIGHEST PASSING TO LOWEST June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination  Go here to review   http://www.scribd.com/doc/17685629/June-2009-School-performance-3099-examinees

 

SEQ#	SCHOOL NAME	# STUDENTS TAKE	% PASS
10	ADAMSON UNIVERSITY	141	84%
72	AGO MEDICAL & EDUCATIONAL CENTER-BICOL CHRISTIAN COLL.OF MED	233	9%
63	ALDERSGATE COLLEGE	124	20%
13	ANGELES UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION	837	80%
49	AQUINAS UNIVERSITY	585	35%
50	ARAULLO UNIVERSITY	153	34%
40	ARELLANO UNIVERSITY-MANILA	762	44%
55	ARELLANO UNIVERSITY-PASAY	111	29%
63	ARRIESGADO COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.	178	20%
55	ASIA PACIFIC COLLEGE OF ADVANCED STUDIES	167	29%
38	ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY	121	46%
27	ATENEO DE NAGA	167	59%
15	ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA	291	78%
61	BAGUIO CENTRAL UNIVERSITY	522	23%
16	BALIUAG UNIVERSITY (BALIUAG COLLEGES)	225	77%
40	BATAAN PENINSULA STATE COLLEGE-BALANGA (BATAAN POLY.SC)	1007	44%
57	BENEDICTO COLLEGE, INC.	132	27%
7	BENGUET STATE UNIVERSITY-LA TRINIDAD	107	92%
12	BICOL UNIVERSITY-LEGAZPI	163	81%
36	BICOL UNIVERSITY-TABACO	146	48%
32	BRENT HOSPITAL, INC.-ZAMBOANGA CITY	159	53%
56	BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE	483	28%
13	BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY (BULACAN COLL OF ARTS & TRADES)	231	80%
57	BUTUAN DOCTORS COLLEGE (BUTUAN DR. HSP. SCH. OF NRSNG.)	328	27%
50	CALAYAN EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION INC.(MEDICAL CENTER LUCENA)	152	34%
24	CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE-NABUA	175	62%
23	CAPITOL MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGES	252	63%
25	CAPITOL UNIVERSITY (CAGAYAN CAPITOL COLL.)	308	61%
11	CATANDUANES STATE COLLEGES-VIRAC	129	83%
16	CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY (DON SEVERINO AGR'L. COLL.)	125	77%
51	CDH ALLIED MEDICAL COLLEGES (CALAMBA DOCTORS)	160	33%
6	CEBU CITY MEDICAL CENTER (CC GEN HOSP)	121	95%
7	CEBU DOCTORS UNIVERSITY	346	92%
21	CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	134	66%
4	CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE)	251	97%
63	CENTRAL LUZON COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-OLONGAPO	133	20%
44	CENTRAL LUZON DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION	714	40%
17	CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY-MALOLOS	150	74%
17	CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY-MANILA	776	74%
2	CHINESE GENERAL HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF NURSING & LIBERAL ARTS	198	99%
73	CITY COLLEGE OF URDANETA (URDANETA COMM. COLL.)	509	6%
50	COLEGIO DE DAGUPAN (COMPUTRONIX COLL)	124	34%
67	COLEGIO DE KIDAPAWAN(N.COTABATO I.T.)	103	16%
47	COLEGIO DE SAN JUAN DE LETRAN-CALAMBA	211	37%
41	COLEGIO DE SAN LORENZO	107	43%
64	COLEGIO DE SAN LORENZO RUIZ DE MANILA, INC.	104	19%
40	COLLEGE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION-CABANATUAN	245	44%
36	COLUMBAN COLLEGE-OLONGAPO CITY	101	48%
41	CONCORDIA COLLEGE	206	43%
68	COTABATO MEDICAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE	113	15%
55	DAVAO DOCTORS COLLEGE, INC.	568	29%
5	DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-DASMARINAS HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS	376	97%
44	DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-LIPA	166	40%
53	DE LOS SANTOS-STI COLLEGE,INC-(DELOS SANTOS S.N.)	773	31%
67	DE OCAMPO MEMORIAL COLLEGES	269	16%
58	DEE HWA LIONG COLLEGE FOUNDATION	179	26%
54	DIPOLOG MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC	308	30%
60	DOCTORS CLINIC & HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOUNDATION, INC.	129	24%
46	DOMINICAN COLLEGE-MANILA	114	38%
23	DON MARIANO MARCOS MEMORIAL STATE UNIVERSITY-ICHAMS	119	63%
52	DR. CARLOS S. LANTING COLLEGE-Q. C.	960	32%
62	DR. DOMINGO B. TAMONDONG MEM. SCH., INC. SCH. OF MIDWIFERY	129	21%
68	DR. GLORIA D. LACSON COLLEGES	288	15%
44	DR. YANGA'S FRANCISCO BALAGTAS COLLEGE	201	40%
11	EASTER COLLEGE INC	154	83%
62	EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE-DASMARINAS	189	21%
61	EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE-MANILA	924	23%
14	FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY-MANILA	2057	79%
18	FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY-NICANOR REYES MEDICAL FOUNDATION	388	73%
52	FILAMER CHRISTIAN COLLEGE	230	32%
43	GLOBAL CITY INNOVATIVE COLLEGE	175	41%
61	GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES	251	23%
22	GORDON COLLEGE (OLONGAPO CITY COLL.)	155	65%
20	HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY	461	70%
24	HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY (DIVINE WORD-TAGBILARAN)	486	62%
39	ILIGAN MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGE, INC.	243	45%
58	ILOILO DOCTORS' COLLEGE	426	26%
61	IMMACULATE CONCEPTION COLLEGE-ALBAY	295	23%
46	J. P. SIOSON COLLEGES, INC.	133	38%
57	JOSE RIZAL UNIVERSITY (JRC)	266	27%
40	KESTER GRANT COLLEGE PHILIPPINES, INC	104	44%
56	LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE-MANILA	328	28%
69	LA UNION COLLEGE OF NURSING, ARTS & SCIENCES	218	14%
40	LAGUNA COLLEGE	274	44%
67	LANAO SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY	116	16%
54	LAS PIÑAS COLLEGE	166	30%
50	LICEO DE CAGAYAN UNIVERSITY	465	34%
52	LIPA CITY COLLEGES	386	32%
23	LORMA COLLEGE	529	63%
69	LYCEUM NORTHWESTERN	765	14%
71	LYCEUM OF APARRI	138	12%
59	LYCEUM OF BATANGAS	506	25%
66	LYCEUM OF NORTHERN LUZON	151	17%
52	LYCEUM-ST. CABRINI COLLEGE OF ALLIED MEDICINE, INC.	103	32%
68	M. V. GALLEGO FOUNDATION COLLEGES	147	15%
27	MANILA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY-CALOOCAN CITY	740	59%
19	MANILA DOCTORS COLLEGE	789	72%
29	MANUEL S. ENVERGA UNIV. FOUNDATION-LUCENA CITY	120	57%
12	MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITY-BATAC	113	81%
70	MARTINEZ MEMORIAL COLLEGE	191	13%
50	MARY CHILES COLLEGE (GEN. HOSP. SCH. OF NRSNG. & MID.)	125	34%
22	MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES	366	65%
71	MEDINA COLLEGE-OZAMIS CITY	630	12%
72	MEDINA COLLEGE-PAGADIAN (ST.JOHN GEN. HOSP.& COLL.)	258	9%
32	METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING	195	53%
72	MINDANAO MEDICAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE	519	9%
30	MINDANAO SANITARIUM & HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF MEDICAL ARTS FNDTN	157	55%
6	MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MARAWI CITY	111	95%
61	MISAMIS UNIVERSITY-OZAMIS CITY	134	23%
51	NAGA COLLEGE FOUNDATION	314	33%
58	NATIONAL UNIVERSITY-BAGUIO CITY	109	26%
70	NORTH DAVAO COLLEGE-TAGUM FOUNDATION	184	13%
62	NORTH VALLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.	224	21%
60	NORTHEASTERN COLLEGE	100	24%
51	NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY	230	33%
14	NOTRE DAME OF DADIANGAS COLLEGE	131	79%
55	NOTRE DAME OF JOLO COLLEGE	164	29%
40	NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY	258	44%
65	NUEVA ECIJA COLLEGE	789	18%
35	NUEVA ECIJA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-CABANATUAN)	223	49%
50	OLIVAREZ COLLEGE-PARAÑAQUE	428	34%
47	OUR LADY OF FATIMA COLLEGE-QC	2125	37%
42	OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY-VALENZUELA	3412	42%
24	OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE COLLEGES	223	62%
69	PANPACIFIC UNIVERSITY NORTH PHILIPPINES (PANG.CST)	307	14%
56	PERPETUAL HELP COLLEGE OF MANILA	1263	28%
65	PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF HEALTH & SCIENCES	948	18%
51	PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY-MANILA	339	33%
65	PINES CITY COLLEGE (PCEC)	966	18%
60	RAMON MAGSAYSAY TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY-IBA	101	24%
10	REMEDIOS TRINIDAD ROMUALDEZ MEMORIAL SCHOOL	207	84%
42	RIVERSIDE COLLEGE	636	42%
9	SACRED HEART COLLEGE OF LUCENA CITY, INC.	172	87%
59	SAINT ANNE COLLEGE LUCENA, INC.	108	25%
42	SAINT DOMINIC SAVIO COLLEGE	104	42%
58	SAINT FERDINAND COLLEGE-ILAGAN	107	26%
50	SAINT GABRIEL COLLEGE-KALIBO	342	34%
40	SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE-CAVITE CITY	316	44%
66	SAINT JUDE COLLEGE-MANILA	596	18%
2	SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY	303	99%
69	SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF SAN JUAN	160	14%
56	SAINT MICHAEL'S COLLEGE-ILIGAN CITY	112	28%
45	SAINT PAUL COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC (CEBU-ST PAUL COLL)	106	38%
1	SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY-DUMAGUETE	112	100%
8	SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY-MANILA	184	89%
68	SAINT RITA COLLEGE OF NURSING & MIDWIFERY	151	15%
26	SAN BEDA COLLEGE	177	60%
30	SAN JUAN DE DIOS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC	159	55%
58	SAN PABLO COLLEGES	290	26%
28	SAN PEDRO COLLEGE-DAVAO CITY	125	58%
41	SIENNA COLLEGE OF TAYTAY	115	43%
59	SOUTHEAST ASIAN COLLEGE (UDMC)	984	25%
15	SOUTHVILLE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AND COLLEGES	111	78%
45	SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY	673	38%
57	ST. DOMINIC COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES	131	27%
72	SULTAN KUDARAT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION	106	9%
69	SURIGAO EDUCATION CENTER	111	14%
52	SYSTEMS PLUS COLLEGE FOUNDATION,INC-ANGELES CITY(SPCCF)	109	32%
30	TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY  (TARLAC COLLEGE OF TECH.)	178	55%
61	THE FAMILY CLINIC, INC.	212	23%
57	THE GOOD SAMARITAN COLLEGES-CABANATUAN CITY	280	27%
2	TRINITY UNIVERSITY OF ASIA (TRINITY-QC)	393	99%
62	UNCIANO COLLEGES & MEDICAL CENTER-ANTIPOLO	322	21%
36	UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE	443	48%
25	UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTA ISABEL (COL DE STA ISABEL)	224	61%
54	UNIVERSITY OF BAGUIO	796	30%
39	UNIVERSITY OF BATANGAS	242	45%
31	UNIVERSITY OF BOHOL	386	54%
15	UNIVERSITY OF CEBU	521	78%
62	UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO	278	21%
50	UNIVERSITY OF LA SALLETE-SANTIAGO	470	34%
65	UNIVERSITY OF LUZON (LUZON COLL.)	107	18%
17	UNIVERSITY OF MAKATI	227	74%
37	UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES-VIGAN	572	47%
25	UNIVERSITY OF NUEVA CACERES	118	61%
43	UNIVERSITY OF PANGASINAN	412	41%
69	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL-CALAMBA CAMPUS	102	14%
45	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL-LAS PINAS	1671	38%
39	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL-MOLINO	240	45%
71	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP SYSTEM-GMA	146	12%
48	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP SYSTEM-LAGUNA	891	36%
47	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP-CAUAYAN CITY	122	37%
45	UNIVERSITY OF REGINA CARMELI (REGINA CARMELI COLLEGE)	127	39%
47	UNIVERSITY OF SAINT ANTHONY	225	37%
24	UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE	255	62%
53	UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS	254	31%
33	UNIVERSITY OF SAN JOSE-RECOLETOS	238	52%
2	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS	479	99%
56	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES	212	28%
18	UNIVERSITY OF THE ASSUMPTION	246	73%
28	UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS (BAGUIO COLL. FNDTN.)	807	58%
3	UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEM MEDICAL CTR	319	98%
31	UNIVERSITY OF THE VISAYAS-MANDAUE CITY	723	54%
5	VELEZ COLLEGE	196	96%
61	VIRGEN MILAGROSA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION	513	23%
38	WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-CABANATUAN CITY	976	46%
64	WEST NEGROS COLLEGE	689	19%
2	WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY-LA PAZ	150	99%
34	WESTERN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY	611	50%
57	WORLD CITI COLLEGES (QUEZON CITY M.C.C)	245	27%

PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE NURSING SCHOOLS AS TO PERCENTAGE OF PASSING 100 OR MORE EXAMINEES SORTED BY HIGHEST PASSING TO LOWEST June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination

The performance of schools in the June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination as per R.A. 8981 otherwise known as the PRC Modernization Act of 2000 Section 7(m) “To monitor the performance of schools in licensure examinations and publish the results thereof in a newspaper of national circulation” is as follows: (Any discrepancy in the report is not intentional on the part of the Commission, but rather due to miscoding of school codes by the examinees themselves. Concerned schools may write the Commission for correction.)  Please note that this includes both first time takers and repeat takers and the exact numbers of each can be seen at the link below.  The totals in the summary chart below reflect the total of both groups.

Remember that you deserve the best university with high passing rate because you deserve it. You deserve the best. Isn't it right?

Taken from the following site 
 http://www.scribd.com/doc/17686913/Performance-of-Schools-as-to-Percentage-of-Passing-With-100-and-More-Examinees

PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE NURSING SCHOOLS AS TO PERCENTAGE OF PASSING  NLE June 2009 less than 30  EXAMINEES SORTED BY HIGHEST PASSING TO LOWEST June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination Go here to review  http://www.scribd.com/doc/17687452/June-2009-NLE-Top-Performing-Schools-With-Less-Than-30-Examinees

PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE NURSING SCHOOLS AS TO PERCENTAGE OF PASSING  NLE June 2009 Schools with 30 up to 99 examinees SORTED BY HIGHEST PASSING TO LOWEST June 2009 Nurse Licensure Examination  Go here to review   http://www.scribd.com/doc/17685629/June-2009-School-performance-3099-examinees

SEQ#	SCHOOL NAME	# STUDENTS TAKE	% PASS
1	SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY-DUMAGUETE	112	100%
2	CHINESE GENERAL HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF NURSING & LIBERAL ARTS	198	99%
2	TRINITY UNIVERSITY OF ASIA (TRINITY-QC)	393	99%
2	UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS	479	99%
2	WEST VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY-LA PAZ	150	99%
2	SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY	303	99%
3	UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST RAMON MAGSAYSAY MEM MEDICAL CTR	319	98%
4	CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY (CEBU STATE COLLEGE)	251	97%
5	DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-DASMARINAS HEALTH SCIENCE CAMPUS	376	97%
5	VELEZ COLLEGE	196	96%
6	CEBU CITY MEDICAL CENTER (CC GEN HOSP)	121	95%
6	MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MARAWI CITY	111	95%
7	BENGUET STATE UNIVERSITY-LA TRINIDAD	107	92%
7	CEBU DOCTORS UNIVERSITY	346	92%
8	SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY-MANILA	184	89%
9	SACRED HEART COLLEGE OF LUCENA CITY, INC.	172	87%
10	ADAMSON UNIVERSITY	141	84%
10	REMEDIOS TRINIDAD ROMUALDEZ MEMORIAL SCHOOL	207	84%
11	CATANDUANES STATE COLLEGES-VIRAC	129	83%
11	EASTER COLLEGE INC	154	83%
12	BICOL UNIVERSITY-LEGAZPI	163	81%
12	MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITY-BATAC	113	81%
13	ANGELES UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION	837	80%
13	BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY (BULACAN COLL OF ARTS & TRADES)	231	80%
14	FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY-MANILA	2057	79%
14	NOTRE DAME OF DADIANGAS COLLEGE	131	79%
15	ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA	291	78%
15	SOUTHVILLE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL AND COLLEGES	111	78%
15	UNIVERSITY OF CEBU	521	78%
16	BALIUAG UNIVERSITY (BALIUAG COLLEGES)	225	77%
16	CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY (DON SEVERINO AGR'L. COLL.)	125	77%
17	CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY-MALOLOS	150	74%
17	UNIVERSITY OF MAKATI	227	74%
17	CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY-MANILA	776	74%
18	FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY-NICANOR REYES MEDICAL FOUNDATION	388	73%
18	UNIVERSITY OF THE ASSUMPTION	246	73%
19	MANILA DOCTORS COLLEGE	789	72%
20	HOLY ANGEL UNIVERSITY	461	70%
21	CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	134	66%
22	GORDON COLLEGE (OLONGAPO CITY COLL.)	155	65%
22	MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES	366	65%
23	CAPITOL MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGES	252	63%
23	DON MARIANO MARCOS MEMORIAL STATE UNIVERSITY-ICHAMS	119	63%
23	LORMA COLLEGE	529	63%
24	CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE-NABUA	175	62%
24	HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY (DIVINE WORD-TAGBILARAN)	486	62%
24	OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE COLLEGES	223	62%
24	UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE	255	62%
25	CAPITOL UNIVERSITY (CAGAYAN CAPITOL COLL.)	308	61%
25	UNIVERSIDAD DE SANTA ISABEL (COL DE STA ISABEL)	224	61%
25	UNIVERSITY OF NUEVA CACERES	118	61%
26	SAN BEDA COLLEGE	177	60%
27	ATENEO DE NAGA	167	59%
27	MANILA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY-CALOOCAN CITY	740	59%
28	SAN PEDRO COLLEGE-DAVAO CITY	125	58%
28	UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS (BAGUIO COLL. FNDTN.)	807	58%
29	MANUEL S. ENVERGA UNIV. FOUNDATION-LUCENA CITY	120	57%
30	MINDANAO SANITARIUM & HOSPITAL COLLEGE OF MEDICAL ARTS FNDTN	157	55%
30	SAN JUAN DE DIOS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC	159	55%
30	TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY  (TARLAC COLLEGE OF TECH.)	178	55%
31	UNIVERSITY OF BOHOL	386	54%
31	UNIVERSITY OF THE VISAYAS-MANDAUE CITY	723	54%
32	BRENT HOSPITAL, INC.-ZAMBOANGA CITY	159	53%
32	METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING	195	53%
33	UNIVERSITY OF SAN JOSE-RECOLETOS	238	52%
34	WESTERN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY	611	50%
35	NUEVA ECIJA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-CABANATUAN)	223	49%
36	BICOL UNIVERSITY-TABACO	146	48%
36	COLUMBAN COLLEGE-OLONGAPO CITY	101	48%
36	UNION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE	443	48%
37	UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES-VIGAN	572	47%
38	ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY	121	46%
38	WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-CABANATUAN CITY	976	46%
39	ILIGAN MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGE, INC.	243	45%
39	UNIVERSITY OF BATANGAS	242	45%
39	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL-MOLINO	240	45%
40	ARELLANO UNIVERSITY-MANILA	762	44%
40	BATAAN PENINSULA STATE COLLEGE-BALANGA (BATAAN POLY.SC)	1007	44%
40	COLLEGE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION-CABANATUAN	245	44%
40	KESTER GRANT COLLEGE PHILIPPINES, INC	104	44%
40	LAGUNA COLLEGE	274	44%
40	NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY	258	44%
40	SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE-CAVITE CITY	316	44%
41	COLEGIO DE SAN LORENZO	107	43%
41	CONCORDIA COLLEGE	206	43%
41	SIENNA COLLEGE OF TAYTAY	115	43%
42	OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY-VALENZUELA	3412	42%
42	RIVERSIDE COLLEGE	636	42%
42	SAINT DOMINIC SAVIO COLLEGE	104	42%
43	GLOBAL CITY INNOVATIVE COLLEGE	175	41%
43	UNIVERSITY OF PANGASINAN	412	41%
44	CENTRAL LUZON DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION	714	40%
44	DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY-LIPA	166	40%
44	DR. YANGA'S FRANCISCO BALAGTAS COLLEGE	201	40%
45	UNIVERSITY OF REGINA CARMELI (REGINA CARMELI COLLEGE)	127	39%
45	SAINT PAUL COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC (CEBU-ST PAUL COLL)	106	38%
45	SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY	673	38%
45	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL-LAS PINAS	1671	38%
46	DOMINICAN COLLEGE-MANILA	114	38%
46	J. P. SIOSON COLLEGES, INC.	133	38%
47	COLEGIO DE SAN JUAN DE LETRAN-CALAMBA	211	37%
47	OUR LADY OF FATIMA COLLEGE-QC	2125	37%
47	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP-CAUAYAN CITY	122	37%
47	UNIVERSITY OF SAINT ANTHONY	225	37%
48	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP SYSTEM-LAGUNA	891	36%
49	AQUINAS UNIVERSITY	585	35%
50	ARAULLO UNIVERSITY	153	34%
50	CALAYAN EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION INC.(MEDICAL CENTER LUCENA)	152	34%
50	COLEGIO DE DAGUPAN (COMPUTRONIX COLL)	124	34%
50	LICEO DE CAGAYAN UNIVERSITY	465	34%
50	MARY CHILES COLLEGE (GEN. HOSP. SCH. OF NRSNG. & MID.)	125	34%
50	OLIVAREZ COLLEGE-PARAÑAQUE	428	34%
50	SAINT GABRIEL COLLEGE-KALIBO	342	34%
50	UNIVERSITY OF LA SALLETE-SANTIAGO	470	34%
51	CDH ALLIED MEDICAL COLLEGES (CALAMBA DOCTORS)	160	33%
51	NAGA COLLEGE FOUNDATION	314	33%
51	NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY	230	33%
51	PHILIPPINE WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY-MANILA	339	33%
52	DR. CARLOS S. LANTING COLLEGE-Q. C.	960	32%
52	FILAMER CHRISTIAN COLLEGE	230	32%
52	LIPA CITY COLLEGES	386	32%
52	LYCEUM-ST. CABRINI COLLEGE OF ALLIED MEDICINE, INC.	103	32%
52	SYSTEMS PLUS COLLEGE FOUNDATION,INC-ANGELES CITY(SPCCF)	109	32%
53	DE LOS SANTOS-STI COLLEGE,INC-(DELOS SANTOS S.N.)	773	31%
53	UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS	254	31%
54	DIPOLOG MEDICAL CENTER COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC	308	30%
54	LAS PIÑAS COLLEGE	166	30%
54	UNIVERSITY OF BAGUIO	796	30%
55	ARELLANO UNIVERSITY-PASAY	111	29%
55	ASIA PACIFIC COLLEGE OF ADVANCED STUDIES	167	29%
55	DAVAO DOCTORS COLLEGE, INC.	568	29%
55	NOTRE DAME OF JOLO COLLEGE	164	29%
56	BROKENSHIRE COLLEGE	483	28%
56	LA CONSOLACION COLLEGE-MANILA	328	28%
56	PERPETUAL HELP COLLEGE OF MANILA	1263	28%
56	SAINT MICHAEL'S COLLEGE-ILIGAN CITY	112	28%
56	UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES	212	28%
57	BENEDICTO COLLEGE, INC.	132	27%
57	BUTUAN DOCTORS COLLEGE (BUTUAN DR. HSP. SCH. OF NRSNG.)	328	27%
57	JOSE RIZAL UNIVERSITY (JRC)	266	27%
57	ST. DOMINIC COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES	131	27%
57	THE GOOD SAMARITAN COLLEGES-CABANATUAN CITY	280	27%
57	WORLD CITI COLLEGES (QUEZON CITY M.C.C)	245	27%
58	DEE HWA LIONG COLLEGE FOUNDATION	179	26%
58	ILOILO DOCTORS' COLLEGE	426	26%
58	NATIONAL UNIVERSITY-BAGUIO CITY	109	26%
58	SAINT FERDINAND COLLEGE-ILAGAN	107	26%
58	SAN PABLO COLLEGES	290	26%
59	LYCEUM OF BATANGAS	506	25%
59	SAINT ANNE COLLEGE LUCENA, INC.	108	25%
59	SOUTHEAST ASIAN COLLEGE (UDMC)	984	25%
60	DOCTORS CLINIC & HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOUNDATION, INC.	129	24%
60	NORTHEASTERN COLLEGE	100	24%
60	RAMON MAGSAYSAY TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY-IBA	101	24%
61	BAGUIO CENTRAL UNIVERSITY	522	23%
61	EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE-MANILA	924	23%
61	GOLDEN GATE COLLEGES	251	23%
61	IMMACULATE CONCEPTION COLLEGE-ALBAY	295	23%
61	MISAMIS UNIVERSITY-OZAMIS CITY	134	23%
61	THE FAMILY CLINIC, INC.	212	23%
61	VIRGEN MILAGROSA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION	513	23%
62	DR. DOMINGO B. TAMONDONG MEM. SCH., INC. SCH. OF MIDWIFERY	129	21%
62	EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE-DASMARINAS	189	21%
62	NORTH VALLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.	224	21%
62	UNCIANO COLLEGES & MEDICAL CENTER-ANTIPOLO	322	21%
62	UNIVERSITY OF ILOILO	278	21%
63	ALDERSGATE COLLEGE	124	20%
63	ARRIESGADO COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.	178	20%
63	CENTRAL LUZON COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-OLONGAPO	133	20%
64	COLEGIO DE SAN LORENZO RUIZ DE MANILA, INC.	104	19%
64	WEST NEGROS COLLEGE	689	19%
65	NUEVA ECIJA COLLEGE	789	18%
65	PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF HEALTH & SCIENCES	948	18%
65	PINES CITY COLLEGE (PCEC)	966	18%
65	UNIVERSITY OF LUZON (LUZON COLL.)	107	18%
66	SAINT JUDE COLLEGE-MANILA	596	18%
66	LYCEUM OF NORTHERN LUZON	151	17%
67	COLEGIO DE KIDAPAWAN(N.COTABATO I.T.)	103	16%
67	DE OCAMPO MEMORIAL COLLEGES	269	16%
67	LANAO SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY	116	16%
68	COTABATO MEDICAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE	113	15%
68	DR. GLORIA D. LACSON COLLEGES	288	15%
68	M. V. GALLEGO FOUNDATION COLLEGES	147	15%
68	SAINT RITA COLLEGE OF NURSING & MIDWIFERY	151	15%
69	LA UNION COLLEGE OF NURSING, ARTS & SCIENCES	218	14%
69	LYCEUM NORTHWESTERN	765	14%
69	PANPACIFIC UNIVERSITY NORTH PHILIPPINES (PANG.CST)	307	14%
69	SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF SAN JUAN	160	14%
69	SURIGAO EDUCATION CENTER	111	14%
69	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP RIZAL-CALAMBA CAMPUS	102	14%
70	MARTINEZ MEMORIAL COLLEGE	191	13%
70	NORTH DAVAO COLLEGE-TAGUM FOUNDATION	184	13%
71	LYCEUM OF APARRI	138	12%
71	MEDINA COLLEGE-OZAMIS CITY	630	12%
71	UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP SYSTEM-GMA	146	12%
72	AGO MEDICAL & EDUCATIONAL CENTER-BICOL CHRISTIAN COLL.OF MED	233	9%
72	MEDINA COLLEGE-PAGADIAN (ST.JOHN GEN. HOSP.& COLL.)	258	9%
72	MINDANAO MEDICAL FOUNDATION COLLEGE	519	9%
72	SULTAN KUDARAT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION	106	9%
73	CITY COLLEGE OF URDANETA (URDANETA COMM. COLL.)	509	6%