Does a title transfer?

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So my question is that let's say I get my LVN to BSN, and then I decide to get my RN. Once I complete my RN and get my license, does my BSN from the LVN transfer to the my RN?

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So my question is that let's say I get my LVN to BSN, and then I decide to get my RN. Once I complete my RN and get my license, does my BSN from the LVN transfer to the my RN?

That makes no sense, at all.

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Sorry that it doesn't make sense.

What i was trying to say was that, I have my LVN with a BSN. And I'm in the RN program currently. Once I finish the RN program, would i need to earn another BSN with my RN?

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Sorry that it doesn't make sense.

What i was trying to say was that, I have my LVN with a BSN. And I'm in the RN program currently. Once I finish the RN program, would i need to earn another BSN with my RN?

A BSN is a nursing degree that leads to an RN license. Do you maybe have a bachelor's degree in something else along with being an LVN?

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Yes I do have it in another subject. Yea that makes sense. Thank you!

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Yes I do have it in another subject. Yea that makes sense. Thank you!

The Bachelor's of Science in Nursing would be a separate degree from the one you have and the "bachelor's" title would not transfer. You might be able to obtain your BSN more quickly than someone starting from scratch, though.

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Specializes in Critical Care, Education.

There is no such thing as a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) in another (non-nursing) "subject". That would be another BS entirely. But to the original question, you can list as many earned credentials as you wish. I have seen entire business cards filled with initials - but it looks pretty silly if some of them are not really relevant.

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