Connecticut Psychology Programs
(found 20 schools)

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

Overview

Connecticut has so much to offer in terms of entertainment, you’ll never have a dull moment if you choose to live and work here. There are biking tours, golfing, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, wineries, and, in the larger cities: museums, art galleries and fine dining restaurants. Connecticut has a population of 3.5 million people and the largest city is Bridgeport. The health services industry in Connecticut has been growing over the past decade and new jobs should continue to open up.

Psychology Education in Connecticut

Financial aid programs that are specific to Connecticut include the CT Aid for Public College Students, the CT Independent College Student Grant Program and the Tuition Set Aside Aid. These programs assess eligibility based on your financial need and are not necessarily merit-based.

Outlook for Psychology in Connecticut

The mean annual income for psychologists in Connecticut is $74,750. This amount will vary depending on the industry you are working in, however. Before becoming a psychologist in Connecticut, you must possess a doctorate and have a license obtained through the American Psychological Association.