| 5-min. read| Nursing student retention improves when readiness support is initiated before students struggle. Using early application of data, programs can pair students with structured resources and move from reactive remediation to proactive first-year success planning. | ATI Nurse Educator Blog

| 4-min. read | Nursing education leaders recently identified key challenges influencing their programs today: faculty sustainability, student readiness gaps, and increasing academic system complexity. | ATI Nurse Educator Blog |

| 7-min. read |Struggling with nursing student attrition? Find out how a proactive academic readiness program blends coaching, skill-building, and targeted remediation to help students start strong and stay enrolled. | ATI Educator Blog

| 5-minute read | To solve the academic readiness problem in nursing, incoming students need stronger skills. Find out how to build them — quickly. | ATI Educator Blog

| 12-min. read | Learn how nursing programs are reducing first-year attrition and improving NCLEX pass rates with ATI Launch, a 6-week academic readiness solution that builds student confidence and supports faculty. | ATI Educator Blog |

| 10-min. read | Struggling with nursing student attrition? Get 4 evidence-based strategies to improve retention and NCLEX outcomes.

|6-minute read| Find out how a nursing program significantly boosted first-year retention and improved student outcomes using innovative, data-based academic readiness strategies. | ATI Educator Blog

How can nursing programs reduce first-year attrition? By improving students’ academic readiness, study skills and well-being — without added burden on faculty. Find out how. | ATI Educator Blog

| 4-minute read | A program at University of Illinois Chicago seeks to improve academic readiness in first-year nursing students. Learn how on the ATI Nurse Educator Blog

| 7-minute read| Many nursing students are not prepared for the academic rigor of a nursing program, and this leads to increased first-year attrition. Identifying at-risk nursing students and providing an individualized support program can improve nursing student retention.