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Asked by aaab294 to Susan, Steven, Rose, Rita, Alex on 26 Jan 2017. This question was also asked by abwb256, abbb256, aasb286.
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Rose Kigathi answered on 26 Jan 2017:
It depends.
In many countries you need to do a Masters degree for 2 years and then a PhD for 3-4 years. That means as a Kenyan in total, you have 8 (primary) +4(secondary)+4 (University-Bachelors)+2 (Masters)+4 (Phd)=22 years.
In some countries like the UK you can skip the Masters and thus, 20 years.
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