A nursing student has been admitted to a diploma nursing program and will begin classes shortly. Which characteristic is associated with a diploma nursing program?

A) Takes place exclusively in classroom and laboratory settings
B) Is sponsored by a hospital
C) Lasts between 12 and 15 months
D) Will prepare the student to write the NCLEX-PN


Ans: B
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Nursing education programs sponsored by hospitals are called diploma nursing programs. These programs vary in length from 2 to 3 years and prepare the student to write the NCLEX-RNÆ and be qualified as a registered nurse. There is often a heavy emphasis on clinical learning.

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