The University of St. La Salle’s College of Nursing ranked 10th nationwide among top-performing nursing schools with 100 or more examinees and at least an 85 percent passing rate in the August and September 2026 Nurses Licensure Examination.
The University also produced two national topnotchers, with Allanah Beatriz Tubal securing fifth place and Johanna Maisie San Jose earning 10th place. They lead the University’s 186 successful examinees who join the country’s new nurses.
USLS recorded an overall passing rate of 98.41 percent, surpassing the national passing rate of 76.69 percent. Meanwhile, the University’s first-time takers achieved a passing rate of 99.46 percent.
The results place USLS among the leading schools in its category and affirm both the collective performance of its examinees and the individual achievements of its topnotchers.
The near-perfect passing rate among first-time takers further highlights the preparation of its nursing graduates for the licensure examination.
The achievement provides continuing proof of nursing excellence at USLS and reflects the shared efforts of students, faculty, clinical instructors and the families who supported the graduates throughout their education and board examination preparations.