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This comment doesn't seem grounded in reality. In Europe it is far more common to have 1.5-2 year masters degrees (half a year saved by overloading) followed b
by probablypower 6y ago
This comment doesn't seem grounded in reality.
In Europe it is far more common to have 1.5-2 year masters degrees (half a year saved by overloading) followed by a 3-4 year PhD. It is almost a universal truth that a PhD shouldn't take less than 3 years unless there are exceptional circumstances.
I honestly can't believe any credible university is turning bachelor degree students into doctors within 3 years. Would love to see an example.
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- MrPowers 6y agoEven Terence Tao needed 4 years to get his PhD: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terence_Tao https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terence_Tao I don't know any three year examples. I'm sure there are PhD degree mill spots that'll give you the degree in a couple of years if you pay enough.
- newen 6y agoI know a few people who finished in 3 years from top universities. It’s possible but something of a stars aligning situation.