how many years does it take in total to finish ur school (grade , middle,high,collage.university.)?
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That answer depends on what you take before grade school and after high school. Assuming you had Pre-School and you are going to a 4-year University for a BA, then you would have gone through 18 total years of school.\n\nHow to figure? Add the usual 1-12, Kindergarten (1 year), Pre-school (1 year), and either of the following:\n\n> Associate's Degree (2 years)\n> Bachelor's Degree  (2 Years)\n> Master's Degree    (4 Years)\n> Ph.D.              (6-8 years)
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It is never too late to get into college. I want back to school 6 years after high school. Keep your goal it will pay off in the end
561724
Middle school is typically grades 6 - 8. Highschool picks up where middle school left off with grades 9 - 12. The real indicator of highschool is that the grades stop being reffered to by number and pick up names (freshman, sophmore, junior, and senior).
162925
The mandatory school system goes from grades 1-9. After that, there is still high school until 12th grade + university.
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4 years of college and 4 years of med school (unless you go to a school with a 6 year med program - 2 year undergraduate studies and 4 year med school in one) then another 4 years of intern/residency...
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AS degree must be an Associates Degree which generally takes two years to complete.\nBA is a Bachelor of Arts Degree and would generally take four years to complete.  A BS Degree is a Bachelor of Science degree which is the same as a BA except you take different courses such as two years of a foreign language instead of a statistics class.\n\nA Masters degree is obtained once you receive a BA or BS in a subject such as English, Political Science, Biology, Social Science, Psychology, etc.  A Masters Degree generally takes two years to complete, during which you do research on a topic of interest to you for presentation.\n\nPhD. requires another two plus years and involves writing a doctoral dissertation and presenting it to the university for review and certification.  I am sure there are many more requirements that I am unaware of as I only recently received my BS in Social Science myself.
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The traditional time table for a bachelor's degree is 4 years, but can vary based on the program you are in and the the university that you attend.
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We have elementary school, middle school, high school and then college. \n\n\nBut those are then subdivided to different levels/grades because when you learn somethign at 7 years old, you dont get grouped in the same class when you are 8 years old. \n\nHigh School \n12=18 years old\n11=17 years old\n10=16 years old\n9=15 years old\n\nMiddle school\n8=14 years old\n7=13 years old\n6=12 years old\n\nElementary Schooll\n5=11 years old\n4=10 years old\n3=9 years old\n2=8 years old\n1=7 years old\nKindengarden = 6 year old
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Associates: 2 years\nBachelors: 4 years\nMasters: 5 to 6 years\nPhD: 6 to 8 years\n\nNote that this is cumulative (ie, a PhD is usually 2 years after the Master's, which is 1 year after the Bachelor's, which is 2 years after the Associates, which takes 2 years).\n\nIt may take longer depending on whatever internships or practicuum are required by your course of study.
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The years do not vary, the steps between elementary, junior high/middle school, and high school do vary.\n\nIt's usually like this: Kindergarten, 1-5, 6-8, 9-12\n\nthere are 2 year colleges 4 year colleges and universities and graduate level for work beyond a 4 year degree.
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It takes eight years to become a pharmacist Check you local collage to see if they have a program. If not they will be able to tell you which school has.
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Impossible. \n\nAlmost... (try searching for pre-professional studies programs)\n\nI imagine that if you graduate from high school with an associates degree in science, (which is possible in our state), and then spend another two years in college finishing a bachelors in science, then one could finish a degree in medicine in six years. Try looking for a pre-professional studies program, it is possible that one could complete that in 7 years. One would probably need to have an awful lot of AP credits if you were to do this. I would expect that you would still have to do residency and such.
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I attended one like that, in the U.S., where it normally takes 4 years to finish college because most school are set up on a quarter or semester system, and you need 8 sememsters to graduate... but with a trimester system, you can do those 8 semesters in just over 2 and a half years... much less time to spend in school. My school allowed you to skip a semester every 2, in case you had to work full time or whatever. so you could stretch it out to 4 years if you needed to work the summers. hope  that helps. I was very glad that I was out of school so fast.
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We start Kindergarten around age 5. Then start 1st grade around age 6 and continue on through 12th grade, at which point we graduate High School. Some people attend Grade School for 1st-8th grades and then HIgh School for 9th-12th, but others attend schools that are broken down to be Elementary School and then Middle School and then perhaps Junior High School. The years for those could vary slightly from district to district, but everyone still progresses through from 1st grade to 12th grade. The grades 9-12 of High School are often referred to as Freshman year, Sophomore Year, Junior Year and Senior Year in the same style as our university/college years.
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If you attend school full-time, it's usually about 1-2 years to get your masters degree, then at least another year for your doctorate.
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It takes about 20 years, including Grade school, Middle School, High School, then Pre-Med School and then Med. School. Then you go into Internship. Normally, interns are paid in the form of allowances, though some hospitals do pay their interns regular wages.
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An Associate Degree is a college degree that on average takes two years to achieve. You get one from a Community/Junior College. An Associate Degree is less prestigious than a Bachelor's Degree (four years to achieve) or a Masters Degree.