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Question by  Mike19 (92)

What kind of degree is a BSc in nursing?

I thought nursing was a two-year program.

 
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Answer by  UVJ (46)

The Course is a 2 or 4 year course involving the theory and practice of nursing, general education in humanities, behavioural aspects, Biological /Physical sciences meeting Healthcare demands of society.

 
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Answer by  Hewitt302 (1720)

Most nursing programs are two year plus clinical, but if for more technical training, which includes intense clinical programs, a four year nursing degree is best. To find the best fit for you, please talk to your advisor because nursing is one of the hardest programs to complete.

 
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Answer by  JZ (6)

A BSc in nursing is a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. A BSc is a 4 year college degree where the first two years focus more on general academic topics and the last two years focus more on nursing and clinical experience.

 
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Answer by  primatefreak (1616)

There are different types of nursing degrees. A two year program is most likely for Licensed Practical Nurse. A BSc is a Bachelor of Science degree, with major in nursing.

 
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Answer by  Dean (4035)

A two-year RN program grants an Associate Degree (AD). A BSc is a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing, which is also called a BSN by some schools. A "2+2" program is a two-year ADRN continuing for two more years to earn a BSN or BSc.

 
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Answer by  kristina31 (305)

It really depends. Some schools you can take up nursing and get a certficate in as little as 9 months. But yes if you want a degree its 2 years

 
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Answer by  Gus28 (683)

I assume you mean BSN a four year degree.. Batchelor of Science in Nursing. It is usually necessary for advancement into nurse administration. An RN degree is a two-year program.

 
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