I am assuming you mean psychiatrist, a medical Doctor Who specializes in the treatment of psychopathology. It is impossible to earn a medical degree online.
You can receive a finance degree online at websites such as SNHU, Capella, and World Campus. Online degrees carry the same weight that a degree from a traditional college would.
No, a clinical Psychologist does not have a medical degree, that would be a psychiatrist.
There are literally thousands of online master degree programs. It would be easiest to find a college you are interested in and see if they have an online masters program.
Any college would do for a degree, the best thing you can do is research and learn about what the school has to offer you and what you can take away from it. I believe you can not receive a scholarship for online classes.
An online degree which is earned from an accredited institute may lead to a successful career. I suggest you check out if the college and the course is accredited Masters degree is a supportive degree, which leads you to higher positions. An online degree from a well reputed and accredited institute may provide a better career. What job you can get with an online masters degree really depends on what the degree is in. There are a lot of online master of education degrees, so with that you could (if you had a teaching certificate to go with it) get a job teaching. If the online masters degree is from an accredited college or university, you may be able to get a job that a traditional masters degree would get.
It will depend on where you choose to get your degree from to how much it will cost you. It would be less expensive to obtain your bachelor's degree from a local college than it would be a university. You could also inquire online about nursing degree programs from online colleges such as Kaplan or Capella University.
What the organization would be concerned with is that the degree was taken at a regionally accredited college or university.
Becoming a Psychiatrist is a long difficult process, requiring at minimum 10-12 years of schooling. The ideal situation would be to start planning in high school, focusing on taking science classes. While in college major in pre-med or a science degree related to the body, once you graduate goes to med school. After you are done with med school, you would start a 4 year psychiatrist residency. Upon completion, you would be an official psychiatrist.
I would have to say go to college first hand. You have to have a degree in order to get your teaching certification. Online colleges usually offer online classes that you can take.
An college/university that would offer a degree in witchcraft would not have a valid college degree that is acceptable.
A psychiatrist is a doctor, and you would need either an MD or DO, which is an 8 year process (4 years to get the Bachelors, addtl 4 years in med school for the MD/DO). After that, you must spend 4 years as a resident specialist -- so you are looking at a total of 12 years of college minimum. The only masters degrees that could allow you prescribing ability would be as a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant, but you would have to work under the supervision of an MD or DO.
There are literally hundreds of good business administration degree programs available. I would check out the online programs at University of Phoenix.