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.
The University of Michigan School of Nursing's PhD curriculum is campus based. Students in the School of Nursing PhD program attend campus lecture/class one to three days per week (this will vary based on full-time or part-time enrollment). The University of Michigan School of Nursing does not offer a completely online curriculum in any of their existing degree programs.