how many time take for a master degree???????
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A Master's typically runs 30 credits, assuming that you don't need any prerequisites.  It can be up to 60 credits otherwise.\nA full time grad student usually takes 9 credits per semester, so if you also go in the summer, you're looking at a year (your thesis is 3 credits, and doesn't count in the above times).
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Completing a masters degree is a maturing process.  You don't do it for the money because it doesn't necessarily lead to more money, but it does lead to a depth of understanding of your subject area and yourself that doesn't happen with undergraduate work.\n\nI remember my first masters seminar class - just 4 students in the class.  The professor sat at the end of the table and asked each of us to write on index cards at least 10 things we wanted to learn from the class.  We each wrote furiously for a few minutes, wanting to impress him with our desire to learn great things.  He collected the cards, and spent a minute or so pondering each one, a few quiet "Ah ha's" and "Hmm's" as he did so.  Then he looked at us, and said in his magnificent voice, "Now go and find out."  That is what a masters is about - figuring out what you want to learn, and then doing it.\n\nI hope this helps.
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MEDICAL (MOLECULAR) SCIENTIST TRAINING PROGRAM & CURRICULUM\n\nThe MD/PhD combined degree program generally takes approximately 7 to 8 years to complete. The PhD thesis is usually defended during the fifth or sixth year, while the MD is awarded upon graduation from the program. What follows is a description of the course of study on a year-by-year basis.\n\n(assuming four-year Ph.D. phase, which may not be the case for all students) \nYear 1 \nUniversity Program (M.D.) Year 1 Ph.D. coursework and laboratory rotations \nYear 2 \nUniversity Program (M.D.) Year 2 Ph.D. coursework and laboratory rotations \nYears 3 to 6 \nPh.D. research and thesis preparation MSTP clinical tutorial (optional) \nYear 7 \nUniversity Program (M.D.) Year 3 \nYear 8 \nUniversity Program (M.D.) Year 4 \n\n&#92;&#92;&#92;Starting Salary 67,000
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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.
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I'm in school for early childhood education (K-3) and it takes 4 years for your degree, but then in most states, you need your masters within a few years which will take about a year to get.
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Yes, at many schools you are not required to take any extra curriculum (like BS level computer science courses) before you delve into the CS Masters courses, though taking some of those courses might be helpful, they are not mandatory. An average MS in CS is 2 years for a full-time curriculum, or 3 years part-time.\n\nThe best way to find out more would be to just walk in and ask.\n\nHope that helps and good luck.
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An Associate of Arts degree is built around a two-year degree plan. You can typically take a heavier load of courses and finish the degree in less than two years, if you have the finances and schedule to allow it. Taking summer classes, weekend classes, and mini-mesters (usually 5-week long courses) can also shorten the time to complete the degree. Check online course catalogs and class schedules for more information.
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4 years (or less..degree is needed) for BA or BS, then at least a Masters in Psych for therapist. Psychologist is a PhD playing like he is a doctor. Ph.D's take 2-4 years additional time over a BS/BA.  Masters take as little as 1-2 years. Go for it.
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Bachelor's degree (BA,  BSc) 3 years but Law, Architecture and Medicine can take up to 7 years.\n\nMaster's degree (M.A. M.Sc) Normally 1 or 2 years. \n\nA Cambridge or Oxford M.A. however involves no study whatsoever but isawarded ten terms (3 years 4 moinths) after the Bachelor's degree, automatically.\n\nM.A.s can be taught or by research.\n\nDoctorate. (PhD) minimum of 3 years, many candidates take 5 or 6 years and do it part-time. Always involves research.
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Well, a master's degree generally takes about 2 years. However Nutrition Science programs are usually very science intensive. You would have to make up any prerequisites such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, math, etc. This may take a year or two to complete depending on your schedule and abilities. Many programs also require an internship or co-op experience which would add on another year before you can become a registered nutritionist. Overall, I would say the program would take between 3 and 4 years to complete. I would recommend talking to college advisors to help determine your exact course of action and if this is really the right option for you.
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just get a 4 year degree.If you decide to get a graduate degree after your bachelors then thats another 2. So all together 6.
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A Master's Degree is one step above a Bachelor's Degree.  It is usually achieved by one additional year of study.  You might see people with an MBA, which is Masters of Business Administration.  However, an MD is not a Master Doctor, but is viewed in the Latin way, Doctor of Medicine.
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generally for six years after you graduate high school\n2 years for an associate's\n2 more for a bachelor's\n2 more for a master's\nof course there are a plethora of accelerated programs nowadays...
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There's little real difference.  Assuming that you're talking about an MBA, 3 or 4 years is comparatively slow.  Most MBA programs can be completed in 18 - 24 months of full-time study.  Many MBA candidates are already working and therefore take longer as they're studying part-time.  At the end of the day, there's no difference based on the amount of time taken to complete the degree.
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That answer depends on what you take before grade school and after high school. Assuming you had Pre-School and you are going to a 4-year University for a BA, then you would have gone through 18 total years of school.\n\nHow to figure? Add the usual 1-12, Kindergarten (1 year), Pre-school (1 year), and either of the following:\n\n> Associate's Degree (2 years)\n> Bachelor's Degree  (2 Years)\n> Master's Degree    (4 Years)\n> Ph.D.              (6-8 years)
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Very simple steps after your Masters degree.\nFor therapy:\nThe state requires 60 semester hours (usually in Psychology)\nPlus 1600 hours of practicum time.\nYour National Cert.\nThen state cert with an endorsement.\nbe prepared to be an MFCC as well.\n\nType Counseling cert requirements into google.\n\nFor school counseling it's not always necessary to have a Masters degree...but very helpful.\n\nLook at the SF Chronical for jobs...it'll blow you away!
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jacquefromtexas\n45 seconds ago\n\n4 types of degrees- Associates (2 year) Bachelors (4 years) Masters (at least 2 years past Bachelors), Doctorate, (at least 2 years past Masters plus a dissertation).\n\nGlossary:\n \nUndergrad= Not finished a Bachelor's\nGraduate= Finished a bachelors, pursuing an advanced degree.\nPost-Grad= Finished a Master's \n\nSource(s):\n\nI've been all of the above at some point. \n\nEdit   Delete