Nursing students develop critical skills through practice in the Glover-Crask Simulation Center.
98.77%
98.77 percent of graduates of the Wegmans School of Nursing successfully passed the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) on their first attempt.
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Fisher has a 100% job placement rate for nursing students upon graduation.
500–1,000
Nursing students complete 500 to 1,000 clinical practice hours across our many nursing programs including undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs.
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Augmented reality technology allows students to practice patient-centered care with immediate instructor feedback.
“ The education I received at Fisher was invaluable. I feel more prepared than I ever imagined I would entering my career. ”
Richard Mosall ’25
Client Services Pharmacist at LI Script LLC
“ Studying at Fisher will undoubtedly increase your academic and career opportunities. ”
Danielle Reid ’17
Postdoctoral Research Associate, Washington University in St. Louis
“ I think what sets Fisher apart from other schools is the community and that professors are dedicated to you. ”
Alyson Witt ’23
Outreach Coordinator, Mustard Seed School
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Kessan VanGronigen ’25
Graduate Student at Newhouse School of Public Communications
“ It was the most supportive educational experience I have ever received. ”
Brian Cheng ’24
Library Media Specialist, New York City Public Schools
“ I chose Fisher because I wanted to be in smaller classroom settings. The projects we get to do imitate the workplace, and I believe this gives me great experience working with a client and a team to complete tasks. ”
Tony DiRubbo '24
Applied Data Science Graduate Student at Syracuse University
“ Fisher helped me see myself not only as a clinician, but as a visionary capable of leading innovation across health care and technology. ”
Vanessa Riley, MSN, FNP-C ’19
Chief Information Officer, Infectious Disease Nurse Practitioner Society of America
