Faculty Comes to Class to Present Information About Joining the Student

Faculty comes to class to present information about joining the Student Nurses Association (SNA) . A student is heard saying, "Why join this organization? It is just a bunch of students like us. I'll wait and join the real nursing organization after graduation." This student is not aware of which benefits of SNA? (select all that apply)

A) Members are eligible to sit for the licensure examination at a reduced rate.
B) Leadership skills can be refined by working with other schools of nursing.
C) The National SNA provides discounted rates for study abroad opportunities.
D) A global view of nursing can be obtained through networking internationally.
E) Lobbying efforts are a major benefit of belonging to SNA.