Pass Rates for Bachelor of Nursing programme

Kieran O'Donnell made this Official Information request to University of Auckland

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From: Kieran O'Donnell

Dear University of Auckland,

This request is for:

1. The total number of applicants for the Bachelor of Nursing programme each year from 2015. I request this figure is broken down into secondary school leaver applicants and all other applicants.

2. A summary of the pass/fail rates for each year of the Bachelor of Nursing programme, including the Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) programme each year from 2015.

Specifically, I would like data on:

a) The number of students starting each year i.e. Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Honours Year
b) The number of students who successfully completed all papers for that year
c) The number of students who did not complete all papers for that year but remained in the programme

Thank you for your time.

Yours faithfully,

Kieran O'Donnell

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From: Rebecca Ewert
University of Auckland

Dear Kieran,

 

I refer to your request of 13 June 2020 for information about applicants
and pass/fail rates for the University’s Bachelor of Nursing programme.
Unfortunately it is necessary to extend the time limit for your request
until 30 July 2020 under section 15A of the Official Information Act, as
your request is for a large quantity of official information or
necessitates a search through a large quantity of information, and meeting
the original time limit would unreasonably interfere with University
operations. You have the right to make a complaint about this extension.

 

Yours sincerely

Rebecca Ewert

General Counsel

University of Auckland

 

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From: Rebecca Ewert
University of Auckland

Dear Kieran,

 

I refer to your request of 13 June 2020. The University’s response
follows:

 

“1. The total number of applicants for the Bachelor of Nursing programme
each year from 2015. I request this figure is broken down into secondary
school leaver applicants and all other applicants.“

 

Breakdown of BNURS applications 2015-2019:

NCEA Level 3 entrance qualification: 2015 – 936; 2016 – 943; 2017 – 1008;
2018 – 1127; 2019 – 896.

Other Entrance qualification: 2015 – 595; 2016 – 676; 2017 – 707; 2018 –
720; 2019 – 552.

 

“2. A summary of the pass/fail rates for each year of the Bachelor of
Nursing programme, including the Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) programme
each year from 2015.

Specifically, I would like data on:

 

a) The number of students starting each year i.e. Year 1, Year 2, Year 3,
Honours Year

b) The number of students who successfully completed all papers for that
year

c) The number of students who did not complete all papers for that year
but remained in the programme”

 

Year of information 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
number enrolled year one start
Year one of year 100 101 111 96 107 113
  number completing Nursing 105 98 97 109 93 106  
number required to repeat other
year one core courses before
  progressing to year two  17 11 18 8 4  
number successful in repeating
year one courses (current
  cohort) 12 9 12 7 3  
number unsuccessful in repeating
year one courses and withdrawn
  from programme 5 2 6 1    
number withdrawing from
  programme 6 5 8 6 4   
Year two number commencing year 2 104 83 97 93* 94** 103
  number completing year 2 100 85 94 84 89  
number required to repeat a
year  1 or 2 course the
  following year 3 2 3      
number withdrawing from
  programme     1 1    
  time out from programme 2   2 1 1
Year three number commencing year 3 94 101 87 94 82  91
  number completing year 3 95 99 85 97*** 77  
  number repeating a year 3 course 1 1        
number withdrawing from
  programme   1 1   1  
  time out from programme     1   4  

 

Note

* 7 study aboard students admitted into semester one of year two

** 5 study aboard students admitted into semester one of year two

*** Includes 2 study abroad students enrolled in semester two of year
three

 

Yours sincerely,

Rebecca Ewert

University of Auckland

 

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