Ohio Psychology Programs
(found 65 schools)

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

Overview

Ohio can lay claim to many firsts. The first ambulance service, first police cars, and the first traffic light were all used in Ohio. The Cincinnati Reds were also the nation’s first professional baseball team. It was not the first state with psychologists, but practitioners do well there nevertheless. Depending on your specialization, the state ranks among the best places for pay and employment opportunities.

Psychology Education in Ohio

Ohio offers students just over 65 schools with psychology programs. Programs and specializations are varied, and degrees range from undergraduate majors to doctoral. The Ohio Psychological Association provides services for students from high school to graduate with internships, mentoring programs, and career services. Scholarships are available through individual universities and psychology departments a well as through the American Psychological Association and Psi Chi.

Outlook for Psychology in Ohio

Ohio is a good choice if you plan to become a practicing psychologist. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2010 data), clinical, counseling, and school psychologists make a mean annual wage of about $76,080. If you specialize in industrial-organizational psychology, Ohio is among the top five states for employment.