After completing an Associates Degree in Nursing are you eligible to take the RN boards?

ASN..yes... LPN..no.. Both have NCLEX exams but it's based on what training u have.. The only difference in ASN and BSN is the pay and BSN are more management positions and a lot of specialized areas are using just BSN (ICU, OB, surgery, etc. )

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