Why RNs Should Consider a BSN Degree
Nurses represent the largest segment of the healthcare profession, and many nurses are expanding their education and increasing their salaries with advanced nursing degrees. An RN with a bachelors degree in nursing (BSN) can earn about $81,000 a year, versus an average $67,000 with an associates degree (AND), according to data.
Read about the other benefits of earning an online BSN degree with Western Governors Universitys guide Why RNs Should Consider a BSN Degree. This guide provides an overview of the personal and professional benefits associated with earning a BSN, including how BSN-Prepared Nurses contribute to bedside care, and how a BSN degree can improve your pay and job prospects.
