Well let's start at the beginning. First, one must earn a BA or BS degree (or its equivalent). This usually takes about four years. Once this is accomplished, one will need an MDiv. MTS, or MAR degree, this will take two to four years. Finally ThD and PhD (theology) programs vary in length. Most involve two to four years of course work, in addition to a dissertation. Both the course work and dissertation should take a total of five to seven (though I have heard of nine!) years to complete. From start to finish then it requires 11 to 17 years to complete, though the matriculation period for solely the PhD/ThD is only five to seven years.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion depending on the type of doctorate.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion depending on the type of doctorate.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion depending on the type of doctorate.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion depending on the type of doctorate.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion depending on the type of doctorate.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion depending on the type of doctorate.
It would take approximately four years post high school completion. However, it depends on how long it takes a student to complete the dissertation (original topic, with research), and defend the dissertation successfully.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion depending on the type of doctorate.
You would have to have a B.A. (4 years) and then a Masters (2 years) and then your doctorate (1- 2, or how many years it takes you to complete your dissertation)
There are many saints who held doctorates, as education was important in various periods of history. One well-known example is St. Thomas Aquinas, who was a Doctor of the Church and held a doctorate in theology. Another example is St. Teresa of Avila, who was also a Doctor of the Church and had a doctorate in spiritual theology.
I Believe that It is 7 Years. This Is because doctors are not obliged to fulfill their doctorates. At least, that is what i heard.
It depends on the level sought. There are associates degree levels that are designed as two year programs of study as a full-time student provided the student takes the degree as prescribed by the college. There are bachelors degrees that are designed as four years programs of study as a full-time student, masters degrees which can take approximately two to three years to complete. Lastly, doctorates that can take eight years beyond high school.
Many preachers have gone to school and have a degree in religion, such as a doctorate in theology.
4 years
Theology schools offer degrees of many areas, theological degrees mostly. Inquire a school of specific relevancy to learn which degrees they offer and how to obtain enrollment.
There are 77 different types of doctors.
it takes six years to get a masters eight years to get a professional/doctoral degree and four to get a bachelors degree.
4 years
2 years
It takes about 5 years to earn a masters degree