Massachusetts Psychology Programs
(found 60 schools)

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

Overview

Massachusetts is known as a hotspot of education in the United States, thanks to some of the big-name institutions it is home to, including both Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Beyond the classroom, Massachusetts offers much in the way of historic sites and outdoor recreation from the city of Boston to the coastal areas of Cape Cod.

Psychology Education in Massachusetts

If you are seeking your psychology degree in Massachusetts, funding opportunities that may be of use to you include the Massachusetts Cash Grant Program, Stanley Koplick Certificate of Mastery Tuition Waiver, the John and Abigail Adams Scholarship, and the Rosenblum Fellowship, a practicum fellowship administered by the Massachusetts Psychological Association. It’s a good idea to also look at scholarships that may be offered by individual schools and their psychology departments.

Outlook for Psychology in Massachusetts

If you hope to work as a psychologist in Massachusetts, you must become a licensed professional by completing your doctoral degree and successfully passing the state licensing exam. On average, psychologists in the state of Massachusetts earn $75,050 per year (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010 data).