Bachelors in Psychology Programs in North Dakota
(found programs from 7 schools)

According to Valley City State University information for psychology majors, in addition to job opportunities within the health professions, there is an increasing demand for psychology majors in corrections, social service, rehabilitation, education, and other community and personnel services. Vocational counseling is also an option in the current job market. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, educational and vocational counselors in North Dakota earn an average of $48,130 annually; rehabilitation counselors earn an average of $38,350. Community service specialists earn an average of $39,790 annually.

You can pursue a psychology bachelor's degree in South Dakota at:

Valley City State University, Valley City: This university offers both Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) in psychology degrees. Students can apply for a professional internship for between three to 12 elective credits.

Minot State University, Minot: Students can pursue either a BA in psychology or a BA in Education with a major in psychology. These programs are also available at the Bismarck State College campus.

Jamestown College, Jamestown: This college offers both BA and BS degrees, as well as an addiction counseling concentration. Additional opportunities include field experience and international studies, as well as active student psychology and Psi Chi (honor society) organizations.