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8/13/19

HCI Cllege 

Student 

Catalog 

2019-

Volume II

HCI002099 P. 41

Nursing Exit Exam Policy

Students are assessed in specific content 

areas utilizing ATI Proctored Exams. At the 

end of each Nursing core course, students 

must demonstrate competency. A student 

who fails to demonstrate competency is 

required to complete a two-week 

remediation program, and to pass a 

second ATI Proctored Exam, prior to 

continuing to the next course level. A 

student is permitted one re-take of each 

end of course ATI Exam. Students must 

pass all Nursing ATI Proctored exam to 

advance to the next semester. 

In the final semester, students are 

required to achieve a minimum score of 

95% on the Predicted Probability of 

Passing NCLEX-RN ATI Proctored Exam - 

the Comprehensive Predictor Test (CPT). 

Students who score below a 95% on the 

CPT will be permitted one re-take upon 

completing the two-week remediation 

program. Failure to achieve a score of 95% 

 for the second time will result in repeating 

the Leadership portion of Nursing III which 

consists of three (3) parts: Leadership 

Didactic information, preceptorship in the 

community/clinical environment, and 

Capstone. If a student fails to meet the 

required score at the end of the second 

attempt of the Leadership portion of 

Nursing III, the student will be dismissed.

P. 41

Required Grades

A grade of (80%) or higher is required for all Nursing 

Core and (70%) or higher for General Education 

Courses Nursing Students must pass all Nursing 

ATI Proctored exams.

An Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI) 

specialty exam score classified as Proficiency Level 

2 is considered necessary to meet NCLEX-RN 

standards, in the specialty content area for Nursing.

A 95% predictability score on the ATI 

Comprehensive predictor is required to pass 

course: NUR2943L. It is a 180-item test (three 

hours long) that offers assessment of the student’s 

comprehension and mastery of nursing content 

and integration of NCLEX Client Need categories 

similar to the percentage of items on the NCLEXRN. Any student who receives anomaly warnings 

from ATI based on the ATI Predictor must retake an 

ATI Predictor on campus and achieve a minimum of 

95%. Any student who receives anomaly warnings 

from ATI during enrollment in Virtual ATI (VATI) may 

be required to repeat additional remediation and 

exams online or on campus. as recommended by 

the Coach or Director of Nursing prior to release of 

the students name to the Florida Board of Nursing. 

If student is deemed to be 100% complete by their 

ATI Coach, but the Coach is unable to award 

Greenlight based on anomaly warnings, the 

student will be required to repeat, retest, or 

remediate as determined by the Director of Nursing 

and or the ATI Coach.

P. 71

Nursing Program - Graduation Requirements

To be eligible for graduation and receive a diploma and, or a degree as appropriate, the student must have: 

- Completed the required clock and credit hours for the program in which they were enrolled. 

- Repeated and successfully completed any failed courses, with the understanding that the maximum time 

frame shall not exceed 1.5 times the normal duration or number of clock hours required to complete the 

program. 

- Completed at least 25% of the course requirements of the program at HCI College. 

- Met all financial obligations to the school. 

- General Education courses must be taken in their course sequencing and must be taken prior to the nursing 

courses. In some cases, the Vice President of Academic and Regulatory Affairs may make an exception.

- The Student must maintain a “B” grade in all nursing core courses and a “C” grade in general education 

courses for program continuation and graduation.

- The student must complete 100% of all required *clinical/simulation hours.

- Complete the proctored Specialty Exam for each semester as required with only two (2) attempts per 

semester permitted (a second attempt with remediation process completed and is at the sole cost of the 

student.

- Achieve a 95% predictability score on the ATI Comprehensive Predictor. If a student does not achieve a 95% 

predictability score, they will have one opportunity to retake the ATI Comprehensive Predictor after 

completing two weeks of prescribed remediation.

- Achieve “Green Light” status with Virtual ATI (VATI). Any student who receives anomaly warnings from ATI 

based on the ATI Predictor test or during enrollment in Virtual ATI (VATI) must retake an ATI Predictor on 

campus and achieve a minimum of 95% as well as complete additional remediation as recommended by the 

Director of Nursing prior to release of the student name and transcript to the Florida Board of Nursing.

- The student must complete a minimum of 72 credit hours.

- Meet all financial obligations to the school.

Note: *Most Clinical Sites are within 50 miles of the school, however, there are some site(s) located up to 100 

miles from the school. All travel arrangements are the responsibility of the student.

Upon successful completion of the program and graduation requirements listed above:

- Graduated students will be qualified to sit for the National Council Licensing Exam (NCLEX).

The Application Form and Application Fee in this packet should be submitted prior to submitting the 

Enrollment. All required documents must be submitted with enrollment agreement. Tuition and related fees 

are due in full at time of registration and acceptance of the enrollment agreement.

Plaintiffs have omitted from this chart any catalog versions or addendums in which no changes were made to the categories in Columns E, F, and G herein. Case 9:22-cv-81883-RAR Document 242-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 08/01/2024 Page 1 of 5
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HCI Cllege 

Student 

Catalog 

2020-

Volume III

HCI002202

HCI004828

P. 43

Nursing Exit Exam Policy

In the final semester, students are 

required to achieve a minimum score of 

95% on the Predicted Probability of 

Passing NCLEX-RN ATI Proctored Exam - 

the Comprehensive Predictor Test (CPT). 

Students who score below a 95% on the 

CPT will be permitted one re-take upon 

completing the two-week remediation 

program. Failure to achieve a score of 95% 

for the second time will result in repeating 

the Nursing Capstone (NUR2943L). If a 

student fails to meet the required score at 

the end of the second attempt of the 

Leadership portion of Nursing III, the 

student will be dismissed.

P. 42

Required Grades

. . . 

A grade of (80%) or higher is required for all Nursing 

Core and (70%) or higher for General Education 

Courses.

A 95% predictability score on the ATI 

Comprehensive predictor is required to pass 

course: NUR2943L. It is a 180-item test (three 

hours long) that offers assessment of the student’s 

comprehension and mastery of nursing content 

and integration of NCLEX Client Need categories 

similar to the percentage of items on the NCLEXRN. Any student who receives anomaly warnings 

from ATI based on the ATI Predictor must retake an 

ATI Predictor on campus and achieve a minimum of 

95%. Any student who receives anomaly warnings 

from ATI during enrollment in Virtual ATI (VATI) may 

be required to repeat additional remediation and 

exams online or on campus. as recommended by 

the Coach or Director of Nursing prior to release of 

the students name to the Florida Board of Nursing. 

If student is deemed to be 100% complete by their 

ATI Coach, but the Coach is unable to award 

Greenlight based on anomaly warnings, the student 

will be required to repeat, retest, or remediate as 

determined by the Director of Nursing and or the 

ATI Coach.

P. 73

Nursing Program - Graduation Requirements

- General Education courses must be taken in their course sequencing and must be taken prior to the nursing 

courses. In some cases, the Vice President of Academic and Regulatory Affairs may make an exception.

- The Student must maintain a “B” grade in all nursing core courses and a “C” grade in general education 

courses for program continuation and graduation.

- The student must complete 100% of all required *clinical/simulation hours.

- Complete the proctored Specialty Exam for each semester as required with only two (2) attempts per 

semester permitted (a second attempt with remediation process completed and is at the sole cost of the 

student.

- Achieve a 95% predictability score on the ATI Comprehensive Predictor. If a student does not achieve a 95% 

predictability score, they will have one opportunity to retake the ATI Comprehensive Predictor after 

completing two weeks of prescribed remediation.

- Achieve “Green Light” status with Virtual ATI (VATI). Students must achieve “Green Light” status no later 

than 30 days from the last day of the term. Students who fail to achieve “Green Light” status within that 

timeframe will be dismissed from the nursing program. Students who are dismissed may be eligible to retake the Capstone if they have not exhausted the course repeat policy. Any student who receives anomaly 

warnings from ATI based on the ATI Predictor test or during enrollment in Virtual ATI (VATI) must retake an ATI 

Predictor on campus and achieve a minimum of 95% as well as complete additional remediation as 

recommended by the Director of Nursing prior to release of the student name and transcript to the Florida 

Board of Nursing.

- The student must complete a minimum of 72 credit hours.

- Meet all financial obligations to the school.

Upon successful completion of the program and graduation requirements listed above:

- Graduated students may be qualified to sit for the National Council Licensing Exam (NCLEX-RN).

The Application Form and Application Fee in this packet should be submitted prior to submitting the 

Enrollment. All required documents must be submitted with enrollment agreement. Tuition and related fees 

are due in full at time of registration and acceptance of the enrollment agreement.

Plaintiffs have omitted from this chart any catalog versions or addendums in which no changes were made to the categories in Columns E, F, and G herein. Case 9:22-cv-81883-RAR Document 242-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 08/01/2024 Page 2 of 5
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Addendum 

No. 1 to

HCI 

College 

Student 

Catalog 

2020 Vol III

HCI006864 Catalog, Page 43, Nursing Exit Exam 

Policy

In the final semester, students are 

required to achieve a minimum raw score 

of 72.7 on the Predicted Probability of 

Passing NCLEX-RN ATI Proctored Exam - 

the Comprehensive Predictor Test (CPT). 

Students who score below a 72.7 on the 

CPT will be permitted one re-take upon 

completing the two-week remediation 

program. Failure to achieve a raw score of 

72.7 for the second time will result in 

repeating the Nursing Capstone 

(NUR2943L). If a student fails to meet the 

required score at the end of the second 

attempt of NUR2943L, the student will be 

dismissed.

Catalog, Page 73 Nursing Program - Graduation Requirements

- General Education courses must be taken in their course sequencing and must be taken prior to the nursing 

courses. In some cases, the Vice President of Academic and Regulatory Affairs may make an exception.

- The Student must maintain a “B” grade in all nursing core courses and a “C” grade in general education 

courses for program continuation and graduation.

- The student must complete 100% of all required *clinical/simulation hours.

- Complete the proctored Specialty Exam for each semester as required with only two (2) attempts per 

semester permitted (a second attempt with remediation process completed).

- Achieve a raw score of 72.7 on the ATI Comprehensive Predictor. If a student does not achieve a 72.7, they 

will have one opportunity to retake the ATI Comprehensive Predictor after completing two weeks of 

prescribed remediation.

- Achieve “Green Light” status with Virtual ATI (VATI). Students must achieve “Green Light” status no later 

than 45 days from the last day of the term. Students who fail to achieve “Green Light” status within that 

timeframe will be dismissed from the nursing program. Students who are dismissed may be eligible to retake the Capstone if they have not exhausted the course repeat policy. Any student who receives anomaly 

warnings from ATI based on the ATI Predictor test or during enrollment in Virtual ATI (VATI) must retake an ATI 

Predictor on campus and achieve a minimum raw score of 72.7 as well as complete additional remediation 

as recommended by the Director of Nursing prior to release of the student name and transcript to the Florida 

Board of Nursing.

12/22/20

Addendum 

No. 3 to

HCI 

College 

Student 

Catalog 

2020 Vol III

HCI006870 Catalog, Page 73 Nursing Program - Graduation Requirements 

- General Education courses must be taken in their course sequencing and must be taken prior to the nursing 

courses. In some cases, the Vice President of Academic and Regulatory Affairs may make an exception.

- The Student must maintain a “B” grade in all nursing core courses and a “C” grade in general education 

courses for program continuation and graduation.

- The student must complete 100% of all required *clinical/simulation hours.

- Complete the proctored Specialty Exam for each semester as required with only two (2) attempts per 

semester permitted (a second attempt with remediation process completed).

- Achieve a raw score of 72.7 on the ATI Comprehensive Predictor. If a student does not achieve a 72.7, they 

will have one opportunity to retake the ATI Comprehensive Predictor after completing two weeks of 

prescribed remediation.

- Achieve “Green Light” status with Virtual ATI (VATI). Students must achieve “Green Light” status by the last 

day of the final term in the Nursing program. Students who fail to achieve “Green Light” status within that 

timeframe will be dismissed from the nursing program. Students who are dismissed may be eligible to retake the Capstone if they have not exhausted the course repeat policy. Any student who receives anomaly 

warnings from ATI based on the ATI Predictor test or during enrollment in Virtual ATI (VATI) must retake an ATI 

Predictor on campus and achieve a minimum raw score of 72.7 as well as complete additional remediation 

as recommended by the Director of Nursing prior to release of the student name and transcript to the Florida 

Board of Nursing.

- The student must complete a minimum of 72 credit hours.

- Meet all financial obligations to the school.

Plaintiffs have omitted from this chart any catalog versions or addendums in which no changes were made to the categories in Columns E, F, and G herein. Case 9:22-cv-81883-RAR Document 242-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 08/01/2024 Page 3 of 5
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HCI 

College 

Student 

Catalog 

2021-

Volume IV

HCI002308 P. 42

Nursing Exit Exam Policy

In the final semester, students are 

required to achieve a minimum score of 

95% on the Predicted Probability of 

Passing NCLEX-RN Proctored Exam. 

Students who score below a 95% on the 

Proctored Exam will be permitted one retake upon completing the two-week 

remediation program. Failure to achieve a 

score of 95% for the second time will 

result in repeating the Nursing Capstone 

(NUR2943L). If a student fails to meet the 

required score at the end of the second 

attempt of the course, the student will be 

dismissed.

P.41

Required Grades

. . . 

A grade of (80%) or higher is required for all Nursing 

Core and (70%) or higher for General Education 

Courses

A 95% predictability score on the Comprehensive 

predictor is required to pass course, NUR2943L. It 

is a test that offers assessment of the student’s 

comprehension and mastery of nursing content 

and integration of NCLEX Client Need categories 

similar to the percentage of items on the NCLEXRN. Any student who receives anomaly warnings 

must retake the Predictor on campus and achieve a 

minimum of 95%. Any student who receives 

anomaly warnings from ATI during enrollment in 

Virtual ATI (VATI) may be required to repeat 

additional remediation and exams online or on 

campus. as recommended by the Coach or 

Director of Nursing prior to release of the students 

name to the Florida Board of Nursing. If student is 

deemed to be 100% complete by their ATI Coach, 

but the Coach is unable to award Greenlight based 

on anomaly warnings, the student will be required 

to repeat, retest, or remediate as determined by the 

Director of Nursing and or the ATI Coach.

P. 67

Nursing Program - Graduation Requirements

General Education courses must be taken in their course sequencing and must be taken prior to the nursing 

courses. In some cases, the Vice President of Academic and Regulatory Affairs may make an exception.

- The Student must maintain a “B” grade in all nursing core courses and a “C” grade in general education 

courses for program continuation and graduation.

- The student must complete 100% of all required clinical/simulation hours.

- Complete the proctored Specialty Exam for each semester as required with only two (2) attempts per 

semester permitted (a second attempt with remediation process completed).

- Complete Dosage Calculation Tests per the program’s requirement.

- Achieve a 95% on the Comprehensive Predictor. If a student does not achieve a 95%, they will have one 

opportunity to retake the Comprehensive Predictor after completing two weeks of prescribed remediation.

- Achieve “Green Light” status with Virtual ATI (VATI). Students must achieve “Green Light” status by the last 

day of the final term in the Nursing program. Students who fail to achieve “Green Light” status within that 

timeframe will be dismissed from the nursing program. Students who are dismissed may be eligible to retake the Capstone if they have not exhausted the course repeat policy. Any student who receives anomaly 

warnings based on the Predictor test or during enrollment in Virtual ATI (VATI) must retake a Predictor on 

campus and achieve a minimum score of 95% as well as complete additional remediation as recommended 

by the Director of Nursing prior to release of the student name and transcript to the Florida Board of Nursing.

- The student must complete a minimum of 72 credit hours.

- Meet all financial obligations to the school.

Upon successful completion of the program and graduation requirements listed above:

- Graduated students may be qualified to sit for the National Council Licensing Exam (NCLEX-RN).

The Application Form and Application Fee in this packet should be submitted prior to submitting the 

Enrollment. All required documents must be submitted with enrollment agreement. Tuition and related fees 

are due in full at time of registration and acceptance of the enrollment agreement.

8/4/22

HCI 

College 

Student 

Catalog 

2022-2023 

Volume V 

HCI002456 No Nursing Exit Exam Policy Section No Required Grades Section P. 69

ADN Program - Graduation Requirements

A student must meet the following requirements to graduate from the ADN program.:

• General Education courses must be taken in their course sequencing and must be taken prior to the nursing 

courses. In some cases, the Senior Director of Academic Affairs may make an exception;

• The student must maintain a “B” grade in all nursing core courses and a “C” grade in general education 

courses for program continuation and graduation;

The student must complete 100% of all required clinical/simulation hours;

• Complete Dosage Calculation Tests per the program’s requirement;

• Meet proctored exam requirements within each semester. Please see syllabus for details.

• The student must complete a minimum of 72 credit hours; and

• Meet all financial obligations to the College.

Upon successful completion of the program and graduation requirements listed above:

• Graduated students may be qualified to sit for the National Council Licensing Exam (NCLEX-RN).

Plaintiffs have omitted from this chart any catalog versions or addendums in which no changes were made to the categories in Columns E, F, and G herein. Case 9:22-cv-81883-RAR Document 242-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 08/01/2024 Page 4 of 5
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HCI 

College 

Student 

Catalog 

2023-2024 

Volume VI

HCI001962

HCI002559

No Nursing Exit Exam Policy Section No Required Grades Section P. 134

Graduation Requirements - A.D.N. Program

A student must meet the following requirements to graduate from the A.D.N. program:

1. General Education courses must be taken in their course sequencing and must be taken prior to the 

nursing courses. In some cases, the Vice President of Academic Affairs may make an exception;

2. The student must maintain a “B” grade in all nursing core courses and a “C” grade in general education 

courses for program continuation and graduation;

3. The student must complete 100% of all required clinical/simulation hours;

4. Complete Dosage Calculation Tests per the program’s requirement;

5. Meet proctored exam requirements within each semester. Please see syllabus for details;

6. The student must complete a minimum of 72 credit hours; and

7. Meet all financial obligations to the College.

Upon successful completion of the program and graduation requirements listed above: 

• Graduated students may be qualified to sit for the National Council Licensing Exam (NCLEX-RN).

Plaintiffs have omitted from this chart any catalog versions or addendums in which no changes were made to the categories in Columns C, D, and E herein.

Case 9:22-cv-81883-RAR Document 242-1 Entered on FLSD Docket 08/01/2024 Page 5 of 5