Evaluation is the third pillar of nursing education, ensuring accountability and guiding continuous improvement. Evaluation occurs at multiple levels: assessing individual student performance, measuring course effectiveness, and evaluating program outcomes. Student learning is typically assessed through exams NURS FPX 8024 Assessment 4, clinical performance evaluations, reflective journals, and simulation-based assessments. These tools help determine whether students have achieved the required competencies, such as clinical reasoning, ethical decision-making, and professional communication.