How many years you spend for Ph.D.? And how much you spend for it?

Now I still seeking a suitable course and I want to share experience some of you. How many years you spend for Ph.D.? And how much you spend for it?

Thanks

 

I attened half time while working in my profession. I attened an on-campus program with alternative scheduling. They accepted my master's degree. It took 5 years and 8 months. It cost less than $10,000.

 

Well so far I hav spent 21 months (have 1 class to go) and spent around $16k. I anticapate at least 2 more years and around another $7k. This includes books, tuition, travel, software, computers, etc (all out of pocket).

 

Capella - PhD in Human Services - 30K+ - 3 yrs.

 

Five years pretty much full time for the PhD. All told, about $18K in fees for the first three years (full-time, residential -- 5000 quid the first year, less than 2.5 for the other two: I had an Overseas Research Studentship. I finished in '97); the last two were free. Teaching covered room and board.

 

I predict around 4 years. Cost - $0.00

Cheers,

George

 

Wow $0.00
Who pay that for you?

 

The Australian Government does - see http://www.dest.gov.au/highered/research/rts.htm

"My love of this land"
Killing Joke

Cheers,

George

 

Union Institute in the mid to late 90s... took just a smidge under 4 years and the cost at the time was around 12-14K/yr. Worth every penny and then some.

Cheers,
Tony Maranto

 

It took approximately 4 years and 3 months and the cost was about $38K.

 

I took a leave of absence in the middle, but it was about 5 1/2 years of part-time coursework and about 1 1/2 years of dissertation. Total tuition cost has been around 18-20K.

Tony Piña
Faculty, CSU San Bernardino

 

I needed 6+ years, full time. But it didn't cost me anything financially (plenty of cost in other ways!).