Jeanette Said:

How do the university degree programs work in the UK?

We Answered:

There may be PhD courses over three years.

One can opt to do the MA over two years as a par-time degree. Some universities and students prefer to use two years for MA.

Perhaps the PhD over three years is a fast track full time degree whereas the five year PhD is part time.

Most of the BA degrees are three years and the BA (Hons) four years, which may include the foundation or a preparation year.

Nathaniel Said:

Are there any joint degree programs for MD/PhD in science?

We Answered:

Most MD/PhD programs will have the PhD program very closely related to medicine. Things like pathology, virology, epidemiology...
Why would an MD need a PhD in physics?

Veronica Said:

What are my best options for PhD programs in Psychology if I want to go into research?

We Answered:

Have you thought about Forensic Psych? They deal with quite a bit of bio stuff as well as research. It really depends on which part of Cognitive-Behavioral you enjoy most. Many schools specialize in one or the other.

Just Google Cognitive Psych PhD programs and Behavioal PhD programs do some comparing and see where your heart leads you.

Everett Said:

Schools offering doctoral degree (phd) in clinical psychology, with LOW COST programs in southern CA?

We Answered:

http://collegefinder.hotusa.org - try this one. It has listing of all CA psychology courses, how much average grade should you have and some useful tips to apply

Brad Said:

difference between programs for a PhD and a Masters degree?

We Answered:

Usually the Masters comes first, the the PhD. As far as I know, you won't get accepted to a PhD program unless you have a masters, and have done well in the masters program. A masters usually takes from a year to two years, while a PhD can take anywhere from two years to five years, depending on the program and how much time you have to devote to it.