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A grant-funded pilot for about 125 TRIO students. When access ended, students told staff, “Don't take PERRLA away,” and the college bought a site license.
Nursing students who used PERRLA averaged 9.5 out of 10 for APA on an annotated bibliography, compared with 7.5 for those who didn't. Faculty stopped teaching citation formatting in class.
The only program in our case studies to require PERRLA instead of offering it. In the first 30 days, its online RN to BSN and MSN students wrote 130 papers with PERRLA.

Elizabeth L., student & author

Nursing Instructor

Kathleen, Nursing faculty

Catherine, Nurse educator

Emma, nursing student

Lisa, Nurse faculty

Melinda, Doctoral student

Sara, student

Kristin, BSN student

Nikita, student

Yolanda, student & instructor

Andrew, student

Trenay B., Ph.D. student

Kevin, Masters student
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