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To be a working nurse what degree do you have to have Associates or Bachelors?
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- CDLv 510 years agoFavorite Answer
Both. You could have an Associates (2 year program) and be working as an RN. Bachelors is 4 years and you get a title of a BSN. But as far as Im concerned in my state, there is no difference in salary - its just a title. Unless you are going for a higher position like management, then a BSN and maybe even a masters is definately worth getting.
- 10 years ago
From government data it shows that most registered nurses (RNs) have an associates degree (64%).
29% have a bachelor's degree.
So you can definitely become an RN with either one.
All the best!
Source(s): http://www.allsalarydata.com/nurse/
