How long do you go to school to become a medical pathologist?

Answer 1

In the US 4 years of college PLUS 4 years of med school PLUS 4 years of residency if combined anatomic and clinical pathology OR 3 years if not combined PLUS 1 year of fellowship (optional but 80% of residents do a fellowship)

Answer 2

A pathologist must complete undergraduate of 4 years, medical school of 4 years and a residency in clinical, anatomical, or clinical/anatomical pathology of 3-4 years. Fellowships in forensics, blood banking, and other areas are typically a year long and are done following residency.

Answer 3

To become forensic pathologist you first need a high school degree. Then it takes four years for your undergraduate degree,another four years in medical school, and extra four years as a resident in pathology and then a one year fellowship. You also need to pass the test given by the American Board of Pathology.

Answer 4

After high school, approximately 13 years: 4 years of college 4 years of medical school 4-5 years of pathology residency training 1 year of forensic pathology subspecialty training

Answer 5

It would take 8 or 9 years. Approximately 5 years of medical school, then 3 to 4 years of specialization.

Answer 6

A pathologist is a medical doctor with a specialization in pathology. How quickly can you get through medical school and a couple years of residency?

Answer 7

It takes eight years of college and then 6 months of training and a year of forensic experience.

Answer 8

it takes 20 years so you can become a pathologist in the uk