Bachelors in Psychology Programs in Montana
(found programs from 7 schools)

According to Montana State University and the University of Great Falls, a bachelor's degree in psychology can prepare students for work in mental health, welfare, legal, business, government, consumer affairs, and corrections arenas, as well as to pursue graduate studies in psychology. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, correctional treatment specialists in Montana earn an average of $38,040 annually, mental health counselors earn an average of $29,310 annually, and legal assistants earn an average of $38,060 annually.

Educational institutions in Montana that offer a bachelor's degree in psychology include:

University of Great Falls, Great Falls: This university in the county seat of Cascade County (between Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks) offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in psychology program and a choice of concentrations, including counseling, addictions counseling, and human services.

University of Montana, Missoula: Students can earn a BA in psychology at this university, choosing either the general option or the research option. The BA degree may also prepare students to teach at the high school level, in conjunction with a teaching major.

Montana State University, Bozeman: This university offers a Bachelor of Science in psychology program. Students can choose from an applied psychology or psychological science career focus. Coursework includes research laboratory and field work experience.