Vermont Psychology Programs
(found 15 schools)

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

Overview

The first state admitted to the Union, Vermont also lays claim to the smallest state capital. Montpelier has fewer than 9,000 residents. The city is also the nation’s leading producer of maple syrup. The sweet companion to pancakes is available to anyone who cares to buy it. Aspiring psychologist will find plenty of options for starting their education here.

Psychology Education in Vermont

Vermont has about 15 schools with psychology programs. Most are undergraduate and master’s programs. Students seeking PhD or PsyD programs will find their options limited. The Vermont Psychological Association allows graduate student membership and is looking at ways to increase student involvement. Students looking for financial assistance for their psychology studies may have to do some digging, but school psychology departments will have information on the awards available through the American Psychological Association and Psi Chi.

Outlook for Psychology in Vermont

Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists in Vermont earn a mean annual wage of just under $69,000. The Vermont Psychological Association is active in legislative lobbying and provides members with continuing education programs, referral services, and a means to connect with colleagues.