To be a neurosurgeon, one must earn a medical degree from an accredited medical school such as a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree, a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree, or a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS/MBChB) degree. After earning one of these recognized medical degrees, residency training in neurosurgery must be completed and board certification exams successfully passed. Medical school (in the United states at least) is four years and residency training in neurosurgery may be up to 7 years.
it takes about 4 years for your Bachelors degree, 4 years of medical school, and about 4-6 years being a resident, so about 13 years overall, that's if you don't fail.
You need 7 years of college.
You will need to choose your specialty such as neurosurgeon, cardiovascular sergeon, or something like that, and that will take you 4 years of specialization after finishing MD plus 2 year internship.
The job outlook for a neurosurgeon is that it is a specialty dedicated to the medical and surgical care of the brain and nervous system. The training takes very many years because of the nature of the job that they do.
With a child development degree, you will learn tons of child safety aspect, behavior, and acceptable discipline. This could take you many years to accomplish.
4 years
You have never to old to learn and pursue a new degree. This is very doable and you still have many working years left if you are in good health.
A physical therapists takes two years to get a masters degree. A doctoral degree program takes up to three years. You will learn biology,anatomy, and much more to be a complete physical therapists.
4 years
2 years
it takes six years to get a masters eight years to get a professional/doctoral degree and four to get a bachelors degree.
It takes about 5 years to earn a masters degree