Colorado Psychology Programs
(found 20 schools)

Listed below are all of the accredited schools in Colorado that offer Psychology degree programs.

Overview

If skiing or snowboarding, breath-taking wildlife scenery and lively cities pique your interest, you may want to consider pursuing your psychology education in Colorado. The state has a population of approximately 5 million people and the capital city, Denver, has a population of roughly 610,000 people. The state is located in the Southwestern United States and is bordered by Nebraska, Kansas and New Mexico, among others.

Psychology Education in Colorado

There are quite a few state-specific scholarships to help you fund your education. Just a few are the Colorado Council Volunteerism/Community Service Scholarship, the College in Colorado Scholarship and Colorado State University Aid. There are also quite a few merit-based scholarships.

Outlook for Psychology in Colorado

As a psychologist in Colorado, you can expect to make anywhere between $75,050 and $91,910 in clinical, counseling, or school psychology (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010 data), with the mean annual wage being $88,930, significantly higher than many other states. The Psychologist Examiners Board is part of the Department of Regulatory Agencies and you must hold a doctorate and receive a license from this board if you wish to practice psychology in Colorado.