two associates and one associate in RN =BSN????

so i have two associate degrees: one in Medical Assisting and one in medical reibursement technology. I just recieved my third associate degree with my RN. I was told by a fellow nurse that since I already have atleast one associates prior to my RN that it should make me a BSN RN instead of an ASN? Can anyone help me with this???

Thank yoU!!
Somer
Quote from somerRNso i have two associate degrees: one in Medical Assisting and one in medical reibursement technology. I just recieved my third associate degree with my RN. I was told by a fellow nurse that since I already have atleast one associates prior to my RN that it should make me a BSN RN instead of an ASN? Can anyone help me with this??? Thank yoU!!Somer

Since you've earned an associate degree in nursing, you are an associate degree RN. You are not an RN with a BSN degree unless you earn a baccalaureate degree in nursing. Your prior non-nursing associate degrees do not equate to a BSN degree.ADN + prior associate degrees = ADN (not BSN)