The time it takes to complete a degree depends on the individual. A truly dedication person can complete a four year degree in three years. An online chemistry degree will most likely take between four and eight years, depending the degree attained.
It kind of doesn't work that way. If you're looking to maximize your starting salary and don't really care what you're doing as long as it's chemistry-related, I'd probably suggest chemical engineering instead of any branch of "pure" chemistry. You usually can't specialize in one branch of chemistry until after the Bachelor's degree, anyway, and if you do want to get an advanced degree, a Chem E BS would lead nicely into graduate studies in P-Chem (you'll have to take P-Chem as an undergraduate to get a Chem E degree anyway). Option two would be to go with pharmacology, though the future of that industry doesn't look as bright as it did 25 years ago.
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Most HS sophomore take Chemistry 1. High performers, or students who took Biology in 8th grade can take Chemistry as a freshman.
You can't really get any jobs with an associate's in a hard science. The reason community colleges offer these degrees has nothing to do with employability, and everything to do with chopping a year or more off your time getting a bachelor's degree. You take the non-core courses like English and math in community college, do some chemistry classes, and when you get to university you'll be several steps ahead of the people who started there.
Clinical Chemistry in District Laboratory PPT is a class that students are required to take. They are also required to take classes in immunology and Urinalysis.
It depends on what level of degree that you want in the online music degree. For the Doctoral degree, it would take about 3-4 years. More information can be found at http://musiceducation.bu.edu/online-music-degree-faq/#q5
It will take usually two years to complete it.
Yes, as long as you are able to take the required courses for medical school.
Most online schools offer degrees in as little as 2 years. So depending on your online school that you choose, and if you choose having a business degree it shouldn't take that long. It may even take as little as 2 months.
It is perfectly fine to take an online PhD, as long as you take the degree through a college or university that has a regional accreditation (most imortant).
There are many, many online degree programs in today's market. Should you choose to go the online route in obtaining your degree, you should ensure that your school of choice is an accredited institution. Please beware of any online program that promises a degree without requiring any real work to be done.
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Yes, you can. You can take most of your classes online.
In order to be a chemist you will need a Bachelors of Science degree with an emphasis in Chemistry. You will need to take the equivalent of 40 semester hours of chemistry related classes plus your general education courses to ear the degree.
You can get virtual degrees in anywhere between 6 months to 2 years, depending on what you are studying. It will take longer to get a Bachelor's degree than an Associate's, however a Bachelor's degree will get you a better job and more options later on than an Associate's degree will.
The type of social worker's degree you are looking for depends on how long it takes to complete the degree online. This type of degree usually takes between 2-3 years of training.
There is no basketball degree.