Tennessee Psychology Programs
(found 39 schools)

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

Overview

Tennessee earned its nickname, the Volunteer State, during the War of 1812 when , during the battle of New Orleans, volunteer soldiers from Tennessee distinguished themselves with their bravery. For those looking to enter the field of psychology in Tennessee, you have to get the required training, pass the state licensure exam, and a pay a fee.

Psychology Education in Tennessee

Tennessee offers would-be psychology students around 40 schools to choose from, many of which are American Psychological Association accredited. Bachelor’s and master’s programs are plentiful. Doctoral programs are available as well, though there are fewer options. The Tennessee Psychological Association allows student membership for both undergraduate and graduate students. The American Psychological Association and Psi Chi are excellent sources for scholarships, and students should check with their schools for application information. Many psychology departments will also help.

Outlook for Psychology in Tennessee

Depending on the specialization, psychologists earn a mean annual wage of between $60,980 and $80,090. Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists fall on the lower end of the scale, but they have more employment opportunities in Tennessee than other specialists (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010 data).