Well... you probably won't need a whole master-diploma in chemistry... but it's highly recommended to have a good knowledge... or would you like to give any medicaments to any sick person... sometimes you wouldn't have much time to go and search for a book to consult... you would have to hurry to help someone... and really... in nature, sometimes just an additional atom could save or erase life. Modern medicine works with chemistry... so you need to know your instruments! ;-) I would like to append, that the simple title "doctor" isn't really limited for medicine... you can become a doctor of chemistry, too ;-). And if you want to become a doctor of philosophy, then, no, you wouldn't need chemistry. Vic
Of course. You can major in about anything, but the competition is very stiff. Your marks have to be real high to even get an interview.
If you mean MD, just apply to a medical school. You will have to take and pass the GREs and MCATs.
because doctor is have to need know about chemistry, and should know human body. to make a good way to the patient
Biology and Chemistry are always needed in any career that require you to be a Doctor. I have never heard of any such program that does not feature these 2 subjects.
Biology, physics, physical chemistry, organic chemistry, and calculus are the required courses. Recommended but not required are genetics, biochemistry, anatomy and physiology.
Individuals who study DNA come from a variety of life science backgrounds some of which may include:PhysiologyComparative Physiology and BiochemistryBiologyBiomedical ResearchBiotechnologyChemistryEndocrinologyEntomologyGeneticsThe above list can go on. However, the individuals who study DNA typically are medical physicians such as Doctors of Medicine (M.D.), Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.), and/or Doctor of Philosophy(Ph.D.) graduates. Research assistants may hold a Masters or at times even a Bachelors degree. Still, anyone who plans on pursuing significant work in this field should have their focus on a doctorate degree.
a doctor is anyone who earns a doctoral degree, which is essential to being a scientist. a physician is someone who attempts to heal sick or injured people through vast knowledge of anatomy, biology, chemistry, etc... which are all types science.
a bachelors degree for five years and a liscencsing exam
Typically, approximately four years beyond the bachelors degree.
No, an individual does not necessarily need to complete an associates degree to become a doctor. Some individuals choose to start with an associate's degree and transfer later for the bachelor's degree, while others start with the bachelor's degree. However, you will need the bachelor's to apply to medical school. Individuals who pursue a career as a medical doctor (physician), complete four years of schooling to obtain the bachelor's degree (whether starting with the associates, or going directly for the bachelors), and four years of medical school. There are also an additional three to eight years to fulfill the internship and residency requirements, depending on the specialty.
You would want to talk to the Medical School that you want to attend to see what they prefer. Any bachelor of science degree in an area such as biology, chemistry, or any of the sciences should be fine. Once you receive the bachelors, then you can apply to medical school and hopefully be accepted. From there, you'll receive your PhD and then you can take the state licensing test to practice medicine.
Being a doctor is one of the most rewarding careers out there today. It usually takes 4 years to get your degree after you have your bachelors degree. If you already have a master's degree you could possible get it quicker than that.
Bachelors degree from college to enter Med School (BS, BA) A medical degree from an accredited medical school such as the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree (D.O.) (earned in the USA), the Doctor of Medicine degree (M.D.), or the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery degree (MBBS/MBChB) 5-6 years residency in Urology.
In order to become a doctor one needs to attend a university for a bachelors degree, attend a Medical school like Harvard Med. and be an intern for a few years.
chemistry or biology would be handy.
One requires a good educations to become a pet vet. One must have a bachelors degree first and then take a doctor of veterinary science degree. One must then earn a license and go through further training.
To become a pediatrician, a person must graduate from medical school and be licensed to practice medicine. A bachelor's degree is a 4 year degree. This would be a first step toward become a doctor. After a bachelor's degree, the person would then apply to medical schools. It takes about 4 years to go to medical school. After medical school, comes residency which is where the doctor selects the kinds of patients he/she wishes to work with, in this case, pediatrics. .
You need a PhD, which is beyond a Master's Degree. Meaning that you'd get an Associate's first, then a Bachelor's, then a Master's, then a Doctoral.
You have to get a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree.