what dont it take to be a nusre and how many yrs do one have to study?
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depends on what kind of nurse, an LPN takes about 2 years, and an RN takes about 4.
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Usually 4 years, but you may be able to do it in a little less, depending on the school and your high school grades and credits.
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Generally, it will take two years of coursework, a semester or so of studying and sitting for comprehensive exams (also called qualifying exams), a semester or so to study for and pass language competency exams (generally in French and German), and finally, anywhere between 1 and 3 years of researching, writing, and defending a dissertation.
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4 years bachelors\n2 years masters
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The answer is 12 years\n\nSheela will be 32\nShushuma will be 16\n\nIs this something you may need for school or something ;)\n\nAnd you are definitely in the wrong place for this....
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AS degree must be an Associates Degree which generally takes two years to complete.\nBA is a Bachelor of Arts Degree and would generally take four years to complete.  A BS Degree is a Bachelor of Science degree which is the same as a BA except you take different courses such as two years of a foreign language instead of a statistics class.\n\nA Masters degree is obtained once you receive a BA or BS in a subject such as English, Political Science, Biology, Social Science, Psychology, etc.  A Masters Degree generally takes two years to complete, during which you do research on a topic of interest to you for presentation.\n\nPhD. requires another two plus years and involves writing a doctoral dissertation and presenting it to the university for review and certification.  I am sure there are many more requirements that I am unaware of as I only recently received my BS in Social Science myself.
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First you have to get all of your prerequisites you usually do that and obtain your bachelors degree, then you go to dental school for 4 years, after that you go to school to be an orthodontist. All in all it can take you 9-10 yrs. to be an orthodontist.
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Check the NUS website for more information. If still doubtful, contact an advisor of the school directly.
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Being "something" in life doesn't require a lot of study. Humans are interactive--so if you want to be something, take care to learn how to reason logically, and act responsibly. This means that if you take an interest in learning how to relate to people with logic and sincerity, you may have good friends and enjoy your family (remember that a career is not the "end all" solution to being a grown up.) I have seen many "brilliant" people who have studied two and three post graduate degrees, but couldn't tell you how interesting their life has been (or don't even want to, because they think so highly of their "achievements.") Personal development must be balanced with a formal education. And then your will find success. I found some interesting articles on civil service posts. This may be the key to your question. Good luck!
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at least 250 hours for scholarships purpose. For entrance, then only need to join the club and not do anything.
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I guess what you meant was that you have 15 yrs of education instead of a 16 yr educational requirement for almost all the Universities in US. Here's my explantion:\nFirstly, United States has several thousand universities. While most of them are quite particular about their admission guideliness such as 16 yr's of educational requirements ( especially from intl. stud's), some universities are pretty flexible and they might intake students with 15 yr's of education such as you. However, they might ask you to register for additional courses once admitted so as to compensate for the 16 yr educational requirement.\nSecondly, you can attain any university level of Education for one year in your home country and that will be counted towards your 16th year. \n\nTip: Find and meet educational consultants in your city who specialize in study abroad consulting..You should be able to find them in your local english newspapers or google it up.
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High school diploma or equivlant, ACT or SAT scores unless you are over I think 23 - and then you have to take a placement test at the university.
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Minimum Qualifications:\n\nUS Citizen\n4 year degree( to be COMPETETIVE, it needs to be in a Hard science Major with a 3.5 or better GPA)\nmust show proven Leadership skills by being an Officer in school clubs(high school and college)\nVolunteer.\nSports are also a plus.  this doesn't have to be in Team sports through school.  This can be thorugh other organizations like Little league or the neighborhood soccer club.  \nMust meet all other moral and medical qualifications:  No drugs, no legal troubles, that sort of thing.\n\nways to become an Officer:\n\nIf you are a sophomore in High School, start the application process NOW for Annapolis if you want to matriculate right after you graduate.  otherwise, you could end up waiting a few semesters.\n\nROTC through College.\n\nOCS if you already have the 4 year degree.  \n\nEnlist and then try for STA-21, a program where the Navy sends you to college full time to get your degree and still get all pay and bennies of being AD Navy.  very hard to get, easier if you already have a couple of years of college under you belt( you basically have to get a 4 year degree in three years)
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I would say a highschool but at least 4 years of college would help.
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Depends what country/province/state you live or work in as is different everywhere. You'll need to have a degree from a respected university and relevant experience. I think in the States they make you do extra exams. In Britain or the Commonwealth try\n\nhttp://www.imeche.org.uk
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hi vibs...its sanuj here ...i m just 17 n i also have a dream of cracking the CSE like u too.....u knw u shud go vid the idea .....i mean its difficult to crack the xam but the results are worthwhile.look if u have a job n you really need it then dont eva think of leaving it.instead take time out between any break u get to stucy  a bit.look every man has one thing in common ......that is time .we all have 24 hours a day n its up to us how we utilise them .take time out to study when you come back home .n also in the night.consult people  who are in the line of civil services n get to know how u shud go about it.remember intelligent study shud b the main objective for u as you cant afford futile efforts.for the general aptitude bit start taking magazines lyk competition success n read them on ur way to office.or when u r free.as for time management u can cut down ur tv hours net chatting hours .best of luck........u knw if u need some help on how to stdy get in touch......i can  help.....an remember if u have a sound base in the subjects for cse then u will not face much prob \n\nciao
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The traditional time table for a bachelor's degree is 4 years, but can vary based on the program you are in and the the university that you attend.