Color blindness (or color vision deficiency), is a condition where a personâs eyes are unable to see colors under normal light. People with color blindness have a hard time telling colors apart from each other.
The formal requirements for the doctoral (PhD) degree are as follows: 1  Payment of six semesters of full-time tuition (or five semesters if credit for previous graduate work has been approved) 2  Major and related courses. 3  Foreign language(s) in many departments.  Training in the Responsible Conduct of Research.
Complete an undergraduate degree in a broad field. To qualify for a PhD program, you will need a solid record of undergraduate coursework from a reputable university. This degree should demonstrate your potential for both advanced coursework and independent research. The applications are expensive--sometimes $50 or $80 dollars each--so you won't be able to apply to all programs. 2  Try to select a range of programs to apply to: choose a few big dream schools with great facilities and prestigious faculty and lots of competition to see if you can't get in.