Hurricane Odile, the most powerful ever to strike the Baja California peninsula of Mexico, rammed into the luxury resorts of Cabo San Lucas on Monday â smashing windows, flooding roads, causing parts of hotels to collapse and injuring at least 135 people.
Updated June 14, 2016. A doctorate-level degree in psychology is required to work in many job areas, including as a licensed clinical psychologist or counseling psychologist. A doctorate degree is also often required in fields such as school psychology or health psychology. So how long does it take to get a Ph.D. in Psychology? First, it is important to realize that the degree requirements can vary depending upon the field that you decide to pursue. A Ph.D., or Doctor of Philosophy, degree is not necessarily your only option. In some cases, you might want to also consider the PsyD (Doctor of Psychology) or the EdD (Doctor of Education) degree options.
A PhD is the highest degree you can get. However, it's not a medical degree. It's a research degree. A medical degree is an MD, which takes 4 years of med school after the bachelors, and includes internships/residency after that (3-5 years).Depending on what you want to do with the PhD, you might need a postdoc (2-6 years of working in the field in temporary positions).est Answer: Bachelors = 4 years Masters = 2 more years PhD = 4 to 6 more years Combined Masters and PhD = 6 to 8 years more than a bachelors. However, to prescribe medicine that is a who different ball game. You have to go to medical school for that.