Ben is a 30-year-old man who has applied for an accelerated baccalaureate program at a university because the 15-month program of study will allow him to accommodate his family and financial responsibilities
In order to be granted admission, what will Ben most likely
require?
A) A varied work history that demonstrates initiative and responsibility
B) A baccalaureate degree in another field
C) A mentor or sponsor within the nursing field
D) Volunteer experience in a health-related setting
Ans: B
Building on previous learning experiences, accelerated programs are designed to
transition adults with baccalaureate and graduate degrees in other fields into nursing. A strong
work history, volunteer experience, and an available mentor in the field are all assets for
success, but these are less likely to be absolutely required for admission.
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