The relationship between enhanced remediation and NCLEX success

The prediction of first-attempt National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses success remains important for students and schools of nursing. We provide a brief overview of the literature of predictors of success and report a successful remediation method in an associate degree program, from 80.5% pre- to 93.6% postintervention. Of the many predictors evaluated, only the first-year medical–surgical grades and exposure to enhanced remediation were associated with improved odds of first-attempt success.