What does it take to become a?

in the US doctor- 4 year Bachelor degree-med school 4 years then your residency lawyer-4 yr Bachelor degree, 3 yrs Law school- then take the Bar exam to practice law Architect- 4 yr Bachelor degree. many students go on for their Masters -2 yrs Principal- You don't come out of college and walk into a Principal job. Many have been teachers or in administration first. You would need a four year Bachelor degree. Most will have a Masters degree to get a job as a principal Nurse- 2 yr Associate degree. for better money and a better chance at a job- 4 yr Bachelor degree Money-as in how much does the education cost- depends on where you go to school.

For instance, Doctor -Time - 3 to 4 years of Pre-Med or Sciences Undergrad, plus 4 Years of Med School and multiple years of Internship/Fellowship (longer for specialization, such as Cardiology, Obstetrics, etc.) -Money - $ 15,000 per year Undergrad Years, $20,000 per year Med School = Total: Courses - Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Bio-Sciences, Anatomy, etc.

Time: how many semesters or years does it take to prepare for this career, how many degrees. Money: how much will you likely pay for tuition, books. living expenses, etc. courses: what different topics/subjects will you have to study to complete your preparation for this career?

For instance, Doctor -Time - 3 to 4 years of Pre-Med or Sciences Undergrad, plus 4 Years of Med School and multiple years of Internship/Fellowship (longer for specialization, such as Cardiology, Obstetrics, etc.) -Money - $ 15,000 per year Undergrad Years, $20,000 per year Med School = Total: Courses - Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Bio-Sciences, Anatomy, etc.

Time: how many semesters or years does it take to prepare for this career, how many degrees. Money: how much will you likely pay for tuition, books. living expenses, etc. courses: what different topics/subjects will you have to study to complete your preparation for this career?