Hawaii Psychology Programs
(found 6 schools)

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

Overview

Given Hawaii’s famous beaches, tropical climate and reputation as a vacation getaway, it’s no wonder so many people want to live and work in this state. Hawaii has a population of almost 1.3 million people and the capital, Honolulu, is the most populated city in the island state. Naturally, surfing and relaxing on the beach are great ways to enjoy your free time, but golfing, dining and shopping are other attractions you will enjoy. Over the next couple of years, Hawaii’s population, job market and average per-capita income is expected to grow slowly but steadily.

Psychology Education in Hawaii

Financial aid opportunities in Hawaii include the State of Hawaii B Plus Scholarship and the Kamehameha Post-High Scholarships. There are also a variety of other school-specific scholarship opportunities offered by individual institutions.

Outlook for Psychology in Hawaii

Before being hired as a psychologist in Hawaii, you must possess a doctorate degree and, as is the case in most states, pass an examination and obtain a license. In the case of Hawaii, you must receive this license from the Board of Psychology under the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2010 data), clinical, counseling, and school psychologists in Hawaii earn a mean annual salary of $74,820.