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.
Step 1. Complete your bachelor's degree, if you have not already, as you can't apply to med school until you do. As an RN, you could have earned a bachelor's degree in nursing, an associate's degree in nursing or a diploma in nursing.You can complete an RN-to-BSN program that will give you a bachelor of science in nursing.These programs offer you advanced standing because you already have some of the necessary education.tep 3. Apply to medical school and complete your four-year medical degree. This includes two years of lab and classroom experience. In your final two years, you gain work experience under the supervision of an experienced physician.