im 18 and i would like do a phd  before my graduation is that possible?
465828
sure.  In just 5 days you too can have a Ph.D. from Rocheville University (no I didn't make up that name) or from any number of other "life experience" (a.k.a. diploma mill) universities.  By the way it's $595 and there are no federally backed student loans for it!
166487
well, first you have to be accepted to the program, and will probably be asked to do further studies. Then you write your report as a Dissertation. Often this is a 200 pg volume, OR MORE. You can't just present the report and automatically get a PhD. You have to enroll and follow the guidelines set forth by the university. However, your report can get you IN to the program.
396984
Yes and  no.  If you have completed high school and are under age 25, then that limits you in a sense as you will have to provide your parents' income information on your financial aid application.  If you are 25 or older, then eligibility is based on your income alone.  But that's about it in terms of general limits.  You'll need to check with the financial aid office at the college/university you want to attend to find out if there are any variations for your state/country.
739861
Yes I'm sure you can. I think it is great that someone aged 14 is interested in business and interested in making a living and creating products and services for others.\n\nAs others have said, you will have to get an adult to sponsor you, such as your parents or a teacher or a club at school.\nI would start off small. You are bound to make some mistakes, so try to make these with small amounts of money so you don't lose too much.\nBut you must still get a good education, because you need other options in case your businesses are not successful in the future.\n\nGood luck!
374049
If you have a BSc and some working experience you can probably get into an MSc program but you might have to do a qualifying course before they will admit you (to demonstrate that you are capable of doing the work).
285681
No,you have to be 18 or prove that you Can take care of yourself. Graduating does nothing for you besides helping you get a job to support yourself.
632452
PhD is fine. As long as it's understandble that's not a big deal which format you use. it's like U.S.A. vs USA, both are understanble, thus are fine.
400612
A whole bunch do. Schools tend to understand that a lot of PhD candidates are also working, so they offer night curriculum, or a part-time arrangement. Just as often, though, schools leave it up to specific departments as to how PhD candidacy gets handled. So you may just want to look into the department for whatever subject you're interested in, maybe email the director of graduate studies and ask what kind of arrangements have been made in the past. Many departments will be accomodating.
787406
dont drop out. if youre 18 that probably means you only have a few months left? trust me, graduation day is the best feeling. plus you'll go nowhere in life if you do.
1163146
No you cannot you need at least 3 years before becoming a denta hygenist.
704524
you shoud finish your degree because you have more than 1 year to go.  After completing, apply for a graduate school (to earn master or Ph.D degree...)
196129
you may be able to get a BA or BS degree, based on your working experience, but not a Ph.D. (doctorate). Not unless you buy a fake one on the internet, which won't fool too many people.\na Ph. D. means the university is CERTIFYING that you are the ABSOLUTE EXPERT in one particular field. only one, not dozens. this is the opposite of "jack of all trades." \nif you were to go through a Ph.D. program, they would expect you, from your lower degree-level classes, to write well enough to write your own thesis. and they would expect your thesis to be the result of documented and thorough research.\nuniversities do occasionally give out honorary Ph.Ds, but these are given to people who have done a lot for the university, for example, i believe Temple University in Philadelphia gave Bill Cosby one. He got his BA in, basically, gym, there. They gave him the Ph.D. not because he's an expert in anything, but because he has brought so much revenue to the university over the years. Honorary Ph.D.s are just that, honorary. So no one is going to think Bill Cosby is this super-educated genius from an honorary degree. They carry no academic weight.\nmany people go through school their whole lives, earning multiple degrees, and at all ages. and people find great success later in life, consider this winner of the national book award, harriet doerr.\nyou seem to have been quite successful in your life, so i'm curious as to why you want, or feel the need to have, a Ph.D.\nthere are companies on the web offering "lifetime doctorates," but, i am a professor, and i assure you, those are worthless, and your money is not. you would not want to be embarrassed in that way, especially with all of your accomplishments to date.\nif you really want a degree, i suggest you call your local state university, and find out about lifetime learning and how you can turn your experiences into credits towards a BA or BS. your state-funded school has a mandate to serve the public, so they will be the most helpful and flexible.\ngood luck!
1040346
When you do turn eighteen, you will be able to call out sick for yourself. However, you can't do whatever you wish. Unfortunately, you still have to abide by the school regulations if you want a diploma.
895252
Ofcourse yes my freind. you can do it by correspondence also. There have been many such cases of people geeting a degree at an old age. Best of luck
381088
Yes you can (in most areas). Besides, you are pursuing education by getting your GED. You need parent permission (with a good reason) until you are 16.
1025125
You can graduate faster than the usual time only if you have enough credits and the right courses.  Its probably possible to do it in a year less, but two is probably pushing it.  I've heard 6 years as well.  That said, if you don't well in some courses, it could end up taking 7 or 8 years.  And to do it in less time, you will have to work harder.  \n\nIf you aren't wanting to commit and sacrifice a couple more years for your carreer, maybe it isnt the right job for you?
877733
Your degree really depends on what you would want to teach at the university level.  If you don't know that yet, I would suggest just getting a regular Masters in Education degree - and if you needed to get a PhD specific to a field of study later, then you can do that.  (Keep in mind that most universities require a PhD to become a professor.  Most allow adjuncts with field experience, though.)\n\nI understand your confusion...  I am 25 and about to finish my BS, and will be entering the masters program in August - it took much thought, but I think that it would be most beneficial to not put it off...  I don't know about you, but I know that if I put grad school off I will be 40 before I go back - and by then I may have other life priorities that keep me from school.\n\nBut, good luck on whatever you decide to do!