how long does it takes too puruse a master's degree?
967868
Depends on the subject. You can do it in two years, you can do it in four years. But before you begin, you'd better get used to using your spell checker, because when it comes to writing papers and theses, you're going to get hit hard for careless mistakes like the ones you made. \n\n(No, I'm not nagging, just stating a fact. It's easier to begin doing it now so it gets to be a habit. Master and PhD work is extremely picky.)
38157
I dont think so, most degrees last a minimum of three years.  If anyone is advertising as such, double check before you sign up.  Also check who is actually awarding the degree.\n\nIf you are a genius then the University or College may make an exception in light of your performance and let you complete faster, but dont count on it.\n\nGood Luck\nBattery Wizard
656823
A BA program generally lasts three years in the United Kingdom (except Scotland), New Zealand and Australia or four years in the United States and Canada. BA programs are increasingly taking about five (rather than four) years to complete in the USA because a student must enroll for more than 12 credit hours a semester (minimum full-time enrollment) in order to complete it in 4 years without summer classes; college students are increasingly choosing to work either full or part-time and stretch out their college education a bit more.
986621
4 years bachelors\n2 years masters
588868
It depends on what you are going for. The Ma degrees offered in the US are NOT focused 100% on research, they combine theory and research. In the UK you can have a purely research Ma or a taught Ma but not one that combine s both. Also, Ma degrees last about 2 years in the US while its only one year in the UK.. I depends on what you want to do really... I m finshing my Ba in the UK and going to the US for my Ma.
1115196
That's what I did. I started off trying to finish my associates. Then I started looking at bachelor's programs and found out it would only take me three years to finish. Long story short, I finished my bachelors in less time. Go for the bachelors...!
294651
Different masters programs have different requirements.  Most of them require certain number of hours at a certain level (e.g., 39 hours at or above the 600 level).  Then some require a thesis (dissertations are for PhD students), some require a portfolio, some require comprehensive exams.  Of course, other programs may have other requirements.
538548
4 years for a b.s 3 years for a masters 3 years for a pHD... 10
323876
It's about the same as an associates degree. If you buckle down and take maximum credits, you can get it done in a year including the summer. That is quite difficult to do, so it generally takes 2 years in addition to the 4 for a bachelor's degree.
288534
Master of Business Administration: its a post grad degree
564700
Different universities grant different degrees based on the subject.  One school may give a Master's of Art in Education.  The next school may give a Master's of Education.  It really doesn't matter though as long as you get it.
594835
As a recent Grad School graduate who did my undergrad over a period of 16 years, my advice is:\n\ncontact your school.  they should accept your existing credits, but will probably require you to do at least 30 hours with their institution to recieve a degree.  Some colleges (the one you were attending?) will allow you to finish up a small number of credits with another institution and still award you a degree.\n\nSo, you should check with the school you were going to, and the one you want to go to.
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MY BROTHER STUDIED FOR 19 YEARS (CONTINUOUSLY)!..HEZ A DOUBLE MASTERS AND A GOLD MEDALIST IN BOTH HIS MASTERS!\n\nIVE STUDIED 16 N HALF YRS AND IVE GOT A MASTER'Z DEGREE MYSELF (IM 22)
1040653
It depends on the college you'll join. But in general, you can take master degree in almost anything if you have a bachelor degree.
908100
On a job application, etc. when the number of years of school is asked, a bachelor's degree is normally 16 yrs.... 12 yrs of primary education and 4 yrs of secondary education.  How long you took to get it is irrelevant as it is considered a 4 yr degree.\n\nSue
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I'm quite sure exactly how long but one of my professors is working on his PhD from Cambridge and lived there for I think 1-2 yrs and he is now teaching at Mcmaster University while he works on his PhD research so I guess it takes as long as it takes you to get the research done. Sorry for the lack of specifics but I'm not sure if there is any. Good Luck in the UK if you end up going I've been considering going as well but to get my masters.
157898
It's too late to change it, now. You'll lose to much time starting over and not to mention, money. The degree with your name on it, only matters. I was in the same situtation, before I graduated a few years ago. I changed my major in grad school.