Yeah, and you could do it in less if you really wanted to. No rush though - you'll need to go to grad school to do anything with a bachelor's degree in physics, so you'll probably be in school for a long time either way.
5 years
about 6-8 years
A level subjects of all the sciences (chemistry, Biology and physics) and maths. Then I think you do a science degree for 4 years, then 4 years of med-school and then a year of internship. You have to be clever or very hardworking.
2-3 years
* Associates degree --- 2 years * Bachelors degree ---- 4 years * Masters degree ------ 5 years * PhD degree ----------- 8 years
Maths & physics, that's the two main ones Length of courses are based on experience and qualifications. Degree courses are 4 years. HNC 1 year - gain entry to 1st or 2nd year in a degree course HND 2 year - gain entry to 2nd or 3rd year of a degree course Basically looking at a minimum of 4 years study hope this helps
4 years
Typically, a doctorate takes approximately four years beyond a bachelors degree.
4 years roughly for your college degree and then 4 years for DO school.. 8 total..
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4 years
In the United States of America: High school degree 4 years College degree (BA or BS) 4 years Medical school degree (MD or DO) 4 years Residency in Pediatrics 3 years