Online Degrees

Even putting aside a "first professional" doctoral degrees--the Juris Doctor (J.D.) in law as well as the M.D. in medicine-- still the doctorate takes a lot of forms and provides numerous variations. Doctoral degree programs online, with some exceptions, need as much as one year of residency or area work and other clinical experience. Certain areas require the supervised practicums that lead to licensure. 1. Psychology (PsyD; Ph.D.) - Both the PsyD (Doctor of Psychology) and Ph.D. in...Read Full Story

The doctorate degree is the pinnacle of collegiate achievement. It is the reward for years of dedicated work and academic focus. The meaning and implementation of the degree has evolved over time, but it has existed in its current understanding since the 20th century. Until that time, most professional teachers did not hold such a degree, which was then reserved for senior scholars and holy orders. Nowadays, nearly every subject of academia requires a doctorate to teach at post-secondary...Read Full Story

Getting a Doctoral Degree online is very possible in this day and age as more and more colleges and universities are offering online college degrees. A doctoral degree is typically the most advanced degree available in a specific field of study. Becoming a doctoral candidate takes several years of hard work beyond a Masters Degree but often makes the holder of the doctorate eligible for advancement and higher income potential. Most people think of the PhD when discussing doctoral degrees and...Read Full Story

Saturday, February 4th, 2pm PT, 5pmET Listen live via Outlaw Radio, or Later on iTunes by clicking  THIS  LINK  Katherine Ramsland Mass murderers, serial killers, predators and vampires! Welcome to the dark side in the world of writer, Katherine Ramsland . She has published 40 books and over 1,000 articles, stories, reviews, chapters, and blogs related to crimes and criminals, exploring the evils within their minds and the ghosts that haunt us. Katherine Ramsland, Ph.D...Read Full Story

You've seen it many times on TV, a heinous crime has been committed and the suspect is still on the lose. The police and other law enforcement agencies are desperate to catch the perpetrator before he strikes again. While there are a few clues left at the crime scene, there's simply not enough for authorities to track this guy down. They need someone who can give them hints on who this person might be and why he is doing these awful things. They pick up the phone and call a... criminal...Read Full Story