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Criteria necessary for an accreditation survey of CCNE CCNE Standard Evidence/Data Needed Methods to Gather Data Benchmarks for Success Feeding Loops: Reporting Communication and continuous improvement Governance and Mission Standard I The program will provide its mission and vision statements, strategic and academic planning documents, organizational charts, and minutes from faculty and advisory board meetings. These documents should reflect clear alignment between the nursing program and the parent institution. Data will be collected by reviewing institutional and program planning documents, conducting semi-annual interviews with faculty and advisory members, and analyzing meeting records to ensure active stakeholder engagement. Success will be indicated by full alignment between the program's mission and the institution's mission and values, and by achieving at least 90% positive feedback from stakeholders regarding program governance. Program leaders will report findings annually to nursing faculty, administrators, and advisory board members. Curriculum and governance committees will use the data to propose strategic updates, which will be documented in academic plans (CCNE, 2018). Resources and Institutional Commitment Standard II Required evidence includes detailed program budgets, documentation of faculty qualifications and workloads, student-to-faculty ratios, and an inventory of learning resources such as labs and simulation technology. Student and faculty satisfaction surveys will also be included. Evaluation methods will consist of budget analysis, faculty credential and workload reviews, end-of-semester satisfaction surveys, and audits of physical resources available to students and faculty. Success will be demonstrated by achieving at least 80% satisfaction among students and faculty with institutional support and learning resources, and by maintaining a student-to-faculty ratio of 10:1 or lower in clinical settings (CCNE, 2025). Findings will be compiled and reviewed annually by program leadership and submitted to institutional administration. Any deficits will result in the development of an action plan, which will be revisited and evaluated the following academic year. Program Quality -Curriculum Standard III The program will provide current course syllabi, a curriculum map linking course outcomes to program outcomes, NCLEX-RN pass rate data, clinical site evaluations, and Curriculum data will be gathered through biannual curriculum reviews, analysis of student clinical evaluations, preceptor assessments, exit surveys, and NCLEX-RN Benchmarks include achieving at least an 85% first-time NCLEX-RN pass rate and ensuring that curriculum review occurs every two years. Additionally, at least 80% of The curriculum committee will analyze NCLEX-RN outcomes, student feedback, and clinical site evaluations annually. Necessary changes to course content, clinical placements, or instructional methods will be implemented and communicated to all faculty and stakeholders. preceptor feedback reports. licensure performance monitoring. students should report satisfaction with course content and clinical preparation (CCNE, 2025). Program Effectiveness - Assessment & Achievement of Program Outcomes Standard IV Evidence for this standard includes data on student learning outcomes, graduation and retention rates, post-graduation employment rates, and feedback from alumni and employers. Data collection will include aggregation of learning outcomes across courses, surveys distributed to alumni and employers 6-12 months after graduation, and tracking of program completion and employment rates. The program will aim for at least 90% of graduates to be employed in nursing roles within six months of graduation and maintain a program completion rate of at least 85%. Employer satisfaction with graduate preparedness should reach or exceed 80%. The evaluation committee will review outcome data biannually and share results with faculty and administrative staff. Based on these findings, improvements may be made to curriculum design, student support services, or admissions policies (CCNE, 2018). These changes will be documented and reviewed for effectiveness during the next cycle. Measurement of an academic nursing program's curriculum and institutional support CCNE CCNE Standard Evidence/Data Needed Methods to Gather Data Benchmarks for Success Feeding Loops Governance and Mission Standard I The program must demonstrate that the BSN curriculum and program objectives align with the parent institution's mission and that students, faculty, and community stakeholders are involved in the program's governance and Evidence is gathered through an annual review of mission and vision statements, advisory board meeting minutes, student and faculty governance participation records, and stakeholder surveys. A benchmark for success is full alignment with the institutional mission and at least 75% of major program decisions including feedback or involvement from faculty, students, or community representatives. Data is discussed during annual strategic planning sessions, shared at faculty meetings and advisory board gatherings, and used to update program goals and policies to ensure continued stakeholder alignment. CCNE Standard Evidence/Data Needed Methods to Gather Data Benchmarks for Success Feeding Loops decision-making processes (CCNE, 2025). Institutional Commitment and Resources Standard II The program must provide evidence of adequate faculty qualifications, sufficient faculty-to-student ratios in both classroom and clinical settings, and access to educational resources such as simulation labs and technology tools. Data is collected through faculty credential audits, budget reports, clinical site evaluations, simulation usage logs, and student satisfaction surveys related to learning resources. Success is defined as 90% of full-time BSN faculty holding at least a master's degree in nursing, faculty-to-student ratios meeting CCNE standards and at least 85% student satisfaction with learning resources (CCNE, 2018). The results are presented in annual accreditation and internal program review reports. Identified gaps are addressed through resource reallocation, additional faculty hires, and investment in technology, with updates communicated to faculty and administration. Curriculum and Teaching-Learning Practices Standard III The curriculum must include evidence of integration of population health, evidence-based practice, health equity, telehealth, and other emerging trends in healthcare relevant to undergraduate nursing education. Evidence is gathered through course syllabi reviews, curriculum committee reports, student clinical evaluation tools, faculty peer reviews, and end-of-course student evaluations. Success is achieved when at least 90% of BSN courses integrate current healthcare trends and 85% or more of students achieve competency in clinical evaluations and summative assessments. Curriculum committee meetings are held each semester to review findings, and feedback is shared with faculty during retreats. Student evaluations are reviewed by instructors, and needed revisions are made to course content and teaching strategies accordingly. Program Effectiveness - Assessment & Achievement of Program Outcomes Standard IV The program must collect data on NCLEX-RN pass rates, program completion rates, employment rates within six months of graduation, and impact of clinical service learning on the community. Methods include reviewing official NCLEX-RN pass rate reports, graduation and retention data, alumni and employer surveys, and documentation of community-based clinical projects. Benchmarks include a first-time NCLEX-RN pass rate of 90% or higher, an on-time graduation rate of at least 80%, and job placement rates of 85% or more within six months of graduation. Community feedback from service-learning sites should be at least 80% positive. Results are summarized in annual outcome evaluation reports and presented to faculty, advisory boards, and institutional leadership. If benchmarks are not met, the program initiates improvement strategies such as curriculum review, test preparation workshops, or enhanced clinical partnerships. Faculty Outcomes The program must demonstrate that Evidence includes faculty The benchmark is that 100% of faculty These outcomes are evaluated during annual faculty CCNE Standard Evidence/Data Needed Methods to Gather Data Benchmarks for Success Feeding Loops Standard V faculty are actively engaged in professional development, scholarship, and service that supports the BSN program's mission and enhances student learning. self-assessments, professional development attendance logs, scholarly publications or presentations, and records of service on committees or in the community participate in at least one professional development activity per year, and each faculty member contributes to at least one scholarly or service activity annually. performance reviews and discussed in end-of-year faculty meetings. Improvement plans are created for faculty not meeting benchmarks, and successful strategies are shared to support collective growth and mentoring.