Montana Psychology Programs
(found 10 schools)

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

Overview

Rich in natural resources and beauty, Montana draws a multitude of tourists to Yellowstone National Park as well as to its many glaciers and streams. The state’s open spaces mean few densely populated areas, but psychologists can still find work, especially those specializing in clinical, counseling, or school psychology.

Psychology Education in Montana

Montana students interested in pursuing a career in psychology can choose from around 10 schools offering programs, ranging form associate degrees to PsyDs. Whatever your desired degree, the American Psychological Association, Psi Chi, and your school’s psychology department can help you find scholarships.

Outlook for Psychology in Montana

Montana is a sparsely populated state, so it may come as no surprise that psychologists are farther and fewer between than in more densely populated states. How well you will be paid and how many jobs you can expect to find will depend on your specialization. Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists earn a mean annual wage of around $47,790. Other specializations earn more, with a mean annual wage of over $85,000. There are many openings for clinical, counseling, and school psychologists; however, with around 440 professionals currently working in the state (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010 data).