What happens when you get a degree in science, and then a degree in nursing, what do you get?

Since that was 29 years ago, I'd be VERY surprised if it was available online. Your best bet is checking with the school directly.

That rumor has been around for ages. I heard it when I was in college getting my Associate Degree. It didn't materialize then and it won't now.

With an ASN you will be eligible to take the NCLEX RN even though you will not have your bachelor's degree in nursing. Also with your ASN degree you can transfer to a university. When you tran...

Most definitely, usually a BSN is sufficient. Most of the professors I had in nursing school had their masters. They opted to teach which generally requires a masters. With a masters degree, why...

I agree with the other postee that clinical experience is needed before going into an administrative position which can include case management and consultation. One can think of it the same way a...

BS (and AS and MS) are college degrees RN is a license from the state You could have an MS in Nursing and still fail the RN exam (though not likely). You can qualify to take the RN exam with a...

When starting in the entry level positions as an RN the nurses with both degrees are treated about the same. There is usually a $1.00 to $1.50 per hour differential for the BSN. Though an ADN...

you can explore on the positive effects of "patch vaccinations" to babies and todlers. instead of painful shots, patches containing the vaccine will be applied to babies' skin to be...