Bachelors in Psychology Programs in New Hampshire
(found programs from 13 schools)

According to Southern New Hampshire University, graduates with a bachelor's degree in psychology enter careers that emphasize interpersonal relations or human resource management. Rivier College notes that a minor in social work can help you become more competitive for the job market. A bachelor's degree in psychology can qualify graduates to work as research associates, psychometrists (doing psychological testing), or case managers. While the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics does not have specific data on salaries for the above roles, estimates of annual salaries are provided for comparable jobs and range from $27,540 to $40,510.

Bachelor's in psychology programs in New Hampshire include:

Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester: Students pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree here can opt for concentrations in child and adolescent development or forensic psychology. The university is located in a fast-growing, city environment.

Plymouth State University, Plymouth: Students can pursue either a BA or a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree here. The BS degree can be a contract degree (designed by a student and advisor), or include concentrations in developmental psychology, mental health, or psychology and law.

Rivier College, Nashua: This college offers both day and evening BA in psychology programs, as well as an online education option. Students can choose a concentration in human development, and a five-year BA to Master of Science program is offered.