Idaho Psychology Programs
(found 10 schools)

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

Overview

The state of Idaho has a population of approximately 1.5 million people, many of whom live in the state capital of Boise. Idaho is located in the northwestern United States and borders the Canadian Province of British Columbia. Job openings and per-capita income have grown steadily in the past few years, and recent projections indicate that these statistics should continue to improve. Outdoor recreation is one of the state’s main draws, with activities such as ATV riding, fishing, golf, boating and skiing all on hand. The cities offer plenty of attractions as well.

Psychology Education in Idaho

To support your goal of a degree in psychology, you may want to look into financial aid programs such as the Tschudy Family Scholarship, Robert R. Lee Promise Category A Scholarship and the Idaho Governor’s Challenge Scholarship, all of which are specifically designated for students in the state of Idaho.

Outlook for Psychology in Idaho

The expected annual income for psychologists in Idaho is $63,090, which is slightly below other state averages. You must first possess a doctoral degree and pass an exam before you can receive a license from the Idaho Board of Psychologist Examiners.