I can take classes for any of the programs at all five campuses, as well as online.

I can take classes for any of the programs at all five campuses, as well as online.

• A. Not Applicable
• B. False
• C. True
• D. Not Mentioned

Answer: (B)

The statement tests your ability to evaluate a universal claim about program availability across multiple locations and delivery modes. It says you can take classes for any program at all five campuses, as well as online. That kind of wording implies every program is offered at every campus and also available online. In most colleges, program offerings differ by campus and by modality, so this broad claim is unlikely to be true in every case. If even one program isn’t offered at a particular campus or online, the statement isn’t correct. That’s why the best choice is false. If you’re unsure, you’d check the specific program catalogs for each campus and the online schedule to verify which programs are actually available where, and in which formats. The other options don’t fit because this is a statement about availability, not about applicability or being omitted from information, and asserting it as true ignores typical variations in offerings.

The statement tests your ability to evaluate a universal claim about program availability across multiple locations and delivery modes. It says you can take classes for any program at all five campuses, as well as online. That kind of wording implies every program is offered at every campus and also available online. In most colleges, program offerings differ by campus and by modality, so this broad claim is unlikely to be true in every case. If even one program isn’t offered at a particular campus or online, the statement isn’t correct. That’s why the best choice is false.

If you’re unsure, you’d check the specific program catalogs for each campus and the online schedule to verify which programs are actually available where, and in which formats. The other options don’t fit because this is a statement about availability, not about applicability or being omitted from information, and asserting it as true ignores typical variations in offerings.