Let's take a look at what is involved in getting your doctorate and going for this prestigious title to your profession.
Are you planning on going to graduate school? If so, you have plenty of options as you embark on your doctoral studies. When it comes to doctorates, most people automatically think about getting your medical degree in becoming a physician or a dentist. However, you can obtain a doctorate in many different fields of study. For example, you can earn a Ph.D. in almost any major that you would have studied in undergraduate college.
Some popular choices for doctoral degrees include: engineering, finance, women's studies, economics, government, and all the different science majors. Many students who continue their undergraduate work into graduate school eventually move on and become researchers, teachers, or professors. There are even Doctorate of Divinity degrees for those wishing to enter the ministry.
If you decide that you wish to earn your doctorate in business, you may consider attending one of the top business schools in the nation such as Harvard, Yale, or the Wharton School of Business. A Ph.D. from any of the schools will almost guarantee you a top paying job at one of the nation's largest corporations.
Doctoral degrees, are not just with their name implies. You don't have to be a medical doctor once you heard your doctoral degree. A Ph.D. will help you in any career field. It proves that you have the knowledge and understanding to be an expert in your chosen field. This will make you a major asset in almost any environment. Research has shown that the most highly successful people in the corporate world have their Ph.D.'s and these people also garner a higher wage than those without their Ph.D.'s.
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