Published Feb 6, 2010
computer101
38 Posts
I know it's not a BSN. Will I be able to take the same courses at a person who was in the BSN program would?
Brighten
305 Posts
How is it not A BSN program if u applied to a school w/ an intended major as Nursing (BS)??
knittingmonster
96 Posts
I don't understand your question. A BS in Nursing is a BSN.
OH. NVM THEN. I thought it had to say BSN (Nursing) for it to be a BSN
llg, PhD, RN
13,469 Posts
A BSN and a BS with a major in nursing are essentially the same thing. However, the actual title of the degree is different. If you get a BS with a major in nursing -- usually written as BS(Nursing) -- then you should not write your name as Jane Doe, BSN, RN because that would not be technically correct.
Ask your school what the appropriate way to write the name of the degree you earn from that school.
The exact official title of an academic degree depends on the school itself and what they are authorized to confer. The exact way they title their degrees depends on their traditions, the organization of their school, etc.