Should I get my associate of science degree in nursing or Associate degree of arts?

Im currently in a community college, my intention was to get my associate degree of science in nursing and work as a RN with my A.S degree and later return to get my Masters degre. What would you suggest or whats your opinion on this should I get my A.S degree and start work or get my A.A. can tranfer and just get my master degree and get it over with all at once.

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