what college classes are required for dermatology and how long will I have to go to school for it ?
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yeah, if you want to be a medical dermatologist you need to get a bachelors degree (4yrs, can be anything but you want as long as you meet prerequisites of the med school you apply to but most people who go to medical school do something chemistry or biology related; find a med school you want to go to visit their website and see what their requirments are, probably need to take a class in microbio, several chemistry and biology classes, a physics class or two, and a psychology class or two) and then go to medical school (another 4 years) and get an DO or MD degree and then you do 3 years of residency where specialize in dermatology. 11 years is a long time, but hey, youll be making like 200k a year. you could also be a physican assistant and go into dermatology if that's too long, for that you need a bachelors and then you get a masters in physician assistance which takes about 2 additional years, you pretty much do the same with the exception of complicated things and life and death situations stuff and you get paid half as much. and  if its a cosmetology thing i dont know anything about that stuff but its probably a year or two of vocational school or community college.
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normally, 2 years in college.  You learn everything you need to know in the first 2 years.  If you just want a certificate instead of a degree, just take the mandatory engineering classes and not the general classes like english and foreign language that most colleges require.  If you do that you could finish in one to one and a half years easily.
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Almost any community colleges have nail tech classes and you can get a GED there. Or almost any cosmetology/beauty school may have it.
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I am a licensed cosmetologists and i want you to know you have to have 1500 hours of schooling. It depends on you and your school as to how long it would take to graduate. There are some that are more prestigous than others. And it depends on if you are working for someone or if you are self employed as to how much you will make. And also, if you are self employed, it depends on if you live in the country or city as to how much you make. There are many positive and negative things about being a hairstylist. One thing negative that comes to mind is that if you aren't very patient with people then this might not be meant for you. Because some people gripe about everything and never are satisfied. Some people never get to their appointment on time which messes up the other clients when they are on time. Positive things are that you learn the latest in styles and fashions. You get to meet new people. You make great money. It's a profession that is very important. Most people in the world will want some type of service whether it be manicure, pedicure, hair cut, perm, relaxer, highlights, color, bleach, wax job on facial hair, etc. It isn't a job that just anyone can have. You have to be gifted to entertain people and give them the desired look that they are wanting you to achieve. You have to be good with getting along with people. Being patient with them. Listening to what they want. Giving them advice. Loving them. Treating them great. Knowing what style complements them. Working on your feet all day. And working hard. Best wishes!
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If you want to become a dermatologist you should major in biology and look into a premed program.
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www.derm101.com\n\nAlso, go to www.ask.com and ask this question.  It's a great site for information.\n\nP.S.  It is spelled dermatologist!
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Enter as undeclared if you're not sure.  Most colleges are designed so that you can take classes for up to one year and still graduate within 4, so you can take classes in a variety of areas to see what you like.  Don't just take something to 'get through', otherwise you'll find your career options are limited to a field you aren't even interested in.  I'm personally a marketing & econometrics double major, so of course I'm biased, but it depends on the person.
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go to a dermintolgist
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I go to UC Davis, and the Med School is one of the best in the country, and I'm sure Dermatology ranks high, too.\n\nBeing a Managerial Economics major, I can't tell you too much about that specific program, but from listening to pre-med friends, the undergrad classes are tough, but not impossible.  Plus, there are many internship/research opportunities on campus, or at the UCD Med Center in Sacramento.\n\nIf you've already got into UCD, congradulations!  If not, I hope you will consider it.  I'll be a senior next year and have absolutely enjoyed my first 3 years here.  Good luck\n\nwli (a) ucdavis .dot. edu
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It will take 4 years of undergraduate work taking classes that include biology, chemistry, physics, anatomy, etc...Then you have to be accepted to a medical school for another 4 years.  At the end of your schooling you'll spend another 3 years in residency as a physician under other doctors being certified as a pediatrician.  This is in the US anyways.
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The vast majority of applicants to dental schools in the United States have completed as a minimum a bachelor's degree. Prerequisite courses for dental schools across the country include 1 year of biology with their corresponding labs, 1 year of chemistry with labs, 1 year of organic chemistry also with labs and a year of physics. Students applying to North American schools are then required to then take the DAT or Dental admissions test. If admitted, dental school is 4 years (a few are 3) plus between 2-3 years to specialize in areas such as prosthedontics, endodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery etc.\n\nAll in all it takes about 8 years inclusive of a bachelor's degree to earn the DDS or DMD degree which are both equivalent degrees. Hope this helps. Check out Wikipedia for more detailed info or the American Dental Association's website www.ada.org
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A physical therapist is at least a BS degree. (4 years college - maybe less if you already have some of the coursework.) In many states, you must have professional license. I'd suggest going to the website of local universities in your area and searching for their physical therapy program. You could also check major universities (John Hopkins, etc. ) to see that what they require.
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I think you actually have to go to class for a radiology degree because it requires clinical time.  Since you have to practice your trade, it requires your presence in person.
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go see a dermatologist.
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College - 4 years\nMed School - 4 years\nResidency - 3+ years
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you have to go to school or some equivalent of paramedic school. many colleges offer a paramedic program that usually takes about 18 months. my husband just got his paramedic about a year ago. it was very hard and takes a lot of dedication and studying. good luck!
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This really depends on the college that you go to, the best place to go would be to check with some kind of health sciences advisor.\n\nBut with that said, there are certain classes that are needed for the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT), which most medical schools require you to take.\n\nYou'll need 1 year of some kind of introductory biology, 1 year of general chemistry, 1 year of physics, 1 year of organic chemistry, and some biochemistry/genetics/other classes as well. There is a writing portion on the MCAT as well, and some schools require 1 year of English.\n\nThe easiest way is to call an advisor and set up an appointment, ask them what you need to take to get into medical school, good luck :)