How long do it take to get a degree?

The time it takes to get a degree varies greatly depending on several factors:

* Type of degree: An associate's degree typically takes 2 years, a bachelor's degree 4 years, a master's degree 1-3 years, and a doctoral degree 4-7 years or more.

* Course load: Full-time students generally complete degrees faster than part-time students.

* Institution: Some institutions offer accelerated programs that allow students to complete degrees in less time.

* Major: Some majors require more coursework than others, potentially lengthening the time to graduation.

* Student's academic performance: Students who need to repeat courses will take longer to graduate.

* Transfer credits: Students who transfer credits from other institutions might shorten their time to graduation.

In short, there's no single answer. A reasonable estimate for common degrees are:

* Associate's Degree: 2 years (full-time)

* Bachelor's Degree: 4 years (full-time)

* Master's Degree: 1-2 years (full-time)

* Doctoral Degree: 4-7+ years (full-time)

But these are just averages, and individual experiences will vary.

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