The nurse is considering enrolling in an online program to achieve a baccalaureate degree in nursing. What should the nurse consider as an advantage of taking the program online? Select all that apply.
A) Easy
B) Flexible
C) Consistent
D) Convenient
E) Cost effective
B) Flexible
C) Consistent
D) Convenient
Explanation: A) Online education programs are not easy. The course work is the same as that required in a live or in-person program.
B) Online programs are flexible to allow the learner to manage time around family and other commitments.
C) Online program content is consistent in that it will not vary according to the instructor's style or preferences.
D) Online programs are convenient in that there is no need to commute to a classroom.
E) Online programs are not necessarily cost effective. Many programs cost the same as live, in-person programs.
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