Washington Psychology Programs
(found 23 schools)

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

Overview

Washington produces more apples than anywhere else in the country and can lay claim to the first soft serve ice cream machine and the oldest operating gas station. It is also home to Starbuck’s, the world’s largest coffee chain, and Bill Gates, one of the nation’s richest men. Psychologists will find work plentiful. The state’s psychological association also provides support to both professionals and students.

Psychology Education in Washington

You’ll find over 20 schools with psychology programs in Washington. Choices of degrees and specializations are varied and include several options for doctoral study. Graduate students can join the Washington State Psychological Association of Graduate Students. Student members are eligible to present papers and receive mentoring from WSPA members. Many scholarships are available to psychology students, several through the American Psychological Association and Psi Chi. Psychology departments often award money as well.

Outlook for Psychology in Washington

The mean annual wage for psychologists in Washington ranges from around $70,000 to nearly $76,000. School, clinical, and counseling psychologists can expect to find the most work, but their pay is lower than other specialists.