Can a Registered Nurse (RN) with a BS with a Major in Nursing (vs. a BSN) still sign BSN?

That is what a BSN is - a bachelor of science in nursing! :)

**ETA: If that's the case, then ask your faculty at your school if it is appropriate to utilize the BSN title. This is new to me, I had never heard of a BS in Nursing not being the same as a BSN. Do you know what the differences are exactly? I'm interested in learning about it.

This is a new one to me too - I have a BSN. You'll really have to ask your professors what the right thing is to do. Is that a regular 4 yr nursing program with clinicals that you went through? And are you then eligible to take the RN exam in your state?

Most nurses do not sign their academic degree titles when charting. Typically, they sign RN & if they have any specialty certifications, then they add those initials as well. I rarely see nurses sign with an associates or bachelor's initials, but masters is often indicated when signing a note.