It's not fixed, but 5 years is about right. ---- If you mean a doctorate degree (i.e. Biology, chemistry, philosophy, etc), many fields require up to 6 or 7 years of study, research, and publication in order to receive your Ph.D.
If you are asking about how long it takes to become a physician and get your degree (MD or DO), it takes 4 years of medical school after you complete your undergraduate degree. Then you have 3 to 6 years of residency, and more if you desire fellowship training.
If you are asking about a combined MD/Ph.D or DO/Ph.D program, usually these are 6 years in length after undergraduate studies. Tack on the same time for residency and fellowship.
Which scenario were you asking about?
It normally would take around eight years for you to get a PhD in administration, but you could start off with a bachelors degree and then move on to a masters, and finally your PhD.
There are two basic routes to become a geneticist. You can become a medical doctor and specialize in genetics, or you can get a PhD in Genetics. If you go the medical doctor route, it would take a minimum of 11 years after high school. If you go the PhD route, it would take about 8 years after high school.
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If you are asking about a medical doctor it is 12+ years. For a PhD it is 4-5 years for a BA/BS, 2 for a MA/MS and 3-7 years to complete a PhD.
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A anesthesiologist is a medical doctor (MD), not a PhD. It would take four years for the bachelor's degree and four years of medical school. There will also be three or more years to complete the internship and residency requirements.
Typically, the doctorate will take approximately four years post bachelor's degree.
Typically, it would take approximately eight years beyond high school completion.
It generally takes 8 years of college to get a PhD in accounting. This includes a four year undergraduate degree and a four year graduate degree.
Depending on the type of degree and how many classes that you take. Usually, 2 years for an associates degree, 4 years for a bachelors, an extra 3 years on top of that for a masters and (not to sure on this one), an extra 4 years for a doctor (M.D.) or doctorate (PHD). It all mainly depends on the career that you choose, the number of available classes and the amount of classes that you take.