<p>1) a dermatologist
2) a lawyer</p>
<p>Please include all the education needed after college.</p>
<p>Becoming a dermatologist is EXTREMELY difficult. extremely. </p>
<p>Howstuffworks</a> "How Becoming a Doctor Works"</p>
<p>If you have the time, read that article about becoming a doctor. But basically, to become a dermatologist, you need:</p>
<p>-4 years of college (or more, it doesn't really matter, but most med students have at least a bachelor's degree). During your four years of college, you major in whatever you want while still taking the required pre-med courses so you can apply to med school.
-4 years of med school, during which you will decide what kind of doctor you want to become. It's not that easy though - you have to match into your specialty (like derm or radiology or whatever you want). And tons of med students want to be dermatologists because its a lifestyle specialty w/ tons of cash. It's probably the hardest to go into other than plastics.\
-4 year residency for derm. Im not exactly sure, but i know it's at least 4 years after med school.</p>
<p>To become a lawyer, you typically need 3 years of law school after undergrad, and then you need to pass the bar exam for whatever state you want to practice in.</p>
<p>For the lawyer, you left off the time owed to the Devil after you sell him your soul. So that's, what, 4 years undergrad, 3 years of law school, and then eternity?</p>
<p>Sorry, but that one was just hangin' up over the plate.</p>
<p>--K9Leader</p>