I am considering a couple different schools in my area right now and would like to become an Army Reserve or ARNG nurse when I finish and become a RN. From what I see on the official websites, a B.S.N, associate's degree in nursing or 3-year diploma are required.
One of the schools here offers a 2-year diploma in nursing, with courses continuing over the summer. Would this qualify or is a 3-year diploma needed? All the schools are accredited.
This FY there are no ADN slots available. If they do open it up for next FY (next Oct) then your school HAS to be NLN accredited, if it isnt then you will not be able to join ANY Armed Forces Branch. If the NLN doesnt award your school the NLN til after you graduate then you are out of luck : (
SFC JIMENEZ
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Flyaway,
This FY there are no ADN slots available. If they do open it up for next FY (next Oct) then your school HAS to be NLN accredited, if it isnt then you will not be able to join ANY Armed Forces Branch. If the NLN doesnt award your school the NLN til after you graduate then you are out of luck : (