For anyone else looking for good pictures of the planets and other solar system objects, here's a list that I compiled while making the poster.
Yes, you can get a MSN (Master of Science in Nursing) degree without having a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing). You can also get a MSN if you have a bachelorâs degree and it is not in nursing.First we will take a look at the MSN without a BSN but still being a nurse.Then we will take a look at getting a MSN without being a nurse but having a bachelorâs degree in something else.If you are a current RN with an associate degree or diploma you will find MSN schools that will accept you for admission.irst we will take a look at the MSN without a BSN but still being a nurse. Then we will take a look at getting a MSN without being a nurse but having a bachelorâs degree in something else. If you are a current RN with an associate degree or diploma you will find MSN schools that will accept you for admission.
First, whether you get an ADN (associate's degree in nursing) or a BSN (bachelor's degree in nursing) you can sit for the NCLEX-RN. It sounds like you are talking about getting an ADN then bridging to a BSN.For a traditional BSN program, you do not need an RN.ug 28, '12 by RubySlippers06. First, whether you get an ADN (associate's degree in nursing) or a BSN (bachelor's degree in nursing) you can sit for the NCLEX-RN. It sounds like you are talking about getting an ADN then bridging to a BSN. For a traditional BSN program, you do not need an RN.