Which organization is responsible for administering the BKAT?

The National League for Nursing (NLN) is responsible for administering the BKAT (Benner's Knowledge Assessment Tool). The NLN plays a significant role in nursing education and has developed various assessment tools to evaluate nursing knowledge and skills. The BKAT specifically targets the understanding of fundamental nursing concepts and competencies, supporting nursing programs in measuring the effectiveness of their curricula and the preparedness of their graduates.

Other organizations may be involved in nursing education or accreditation, but they do not administer the BKAT. For example, the American Nurses Association focuses more on professional standards and advocacy, while the Association of Colleges of Nursing works to advance nursing education at the baccalaureate and graduate levels. The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education is primarily involved in the accreditation of nursing programs but does not administer assessment tools like the BKAT. Thus, the NLN's specific role in assessment makes it the correct answer for this question.