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Does the Navy require a BSN or RN? I haven't heard if a BSN is required but I know in the Army they'll take an RN. Answers appreciated. Thanks!

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Does the Navy require a BSN or RN? I haven't heard if a BSN is required but I know in the Army they'll take an RN. Answers appreciated. Thanks!
Both...lol.....you need your RN/BSN for active duty in all branches. The Army reserves will let you enter with your ADN and then later on get your BSN, but you still have to get your BSN to stay in the Army Reserves.

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