Shannon Rosen, a recent Nova Southeastern University nursing graduate from Lee County, posted a reaction video of her and her father viewing my “passing” NCLEX score and the video has now been featured on many news stations as well as been shared on Good Morning America.
Rosen, a 26-year-old from Estero, Fla., attended NSU’s Fort Myers campus. Her TikTok video last month showing her and her father crying and hugging went viral, racking up more than 620,000 views since March 10.
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