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Since obstetrics and gynecology are medical specialties, future OB/GYN doctors will need both undergraduate (Bachelorâs) and medical school degrees. Medical school admissions officers are looking for excellent grades, volunteer work, research experience and high marks on the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test).
Well a doctorate for a doctor. Typically, you enter college and get your bachelors degree, and then 6-8 years of medical school to be a doctor. However, if you are talking about a non medicinal degree then its a PhD.You get this by first getting your bachelor, then master, and then PHD.est Answer: Yes, medical degree IS the answer. Masters and Ph.D. have nothing to do with it. Four years of college, majoring in a science, or at least completing all the pre-requisite science/math. Take the MCATs.