Vermont Psychology Schools

To be as small as it is -- the state capital has only 9,000 citizens -- Vermont has a surprising amount of opportunity for psychologists. The region embraces the profession with 15 accredited schools and universities offering degree programs. It also has a healthy pay scale.

Walden University

Featured Programs:
BS in Psychology - Graduate School Prep

Southern New Hampshire University

Featured Programs:
BA in Psychology/Child & Adolescent Development (Online)

Vermont Psychology Resources

• Vermont Psychological Association
• Vermont Board of Psychological Examiners

Capella University

Featured Programs:
MS in General Psychology (Online)
MS in Child and Adolescent Development

Post University

Featured Programs:
BA in Psychology (Online)

Educational Programs and Possibilities

Of the 15 schools within the state, all offer strong undergraduate programs. But only one university will allow the aspiring psychologist to finish his education.

Kaplan University

Featured Programs:
BS Psychology (Online)

Northcentral University

Featured Programs:
MA in Health Psychology (Online)

The University of Vermont offers Ph.D programs in clinical psychology, human behavioral psychopharmacology, social psychology, developmental psychology, and biobehavioral/neuroscience. The school is all encompassing of virtually every avenue the aspiring psychologist may wish to pursue.

Chicago School of Professional Psychology

Featured Programs:
MA in Applied Forensic Psychology (Online)

Psychology in Vermont Job Prospects

The annual median wage for psychologists in Vermont is a respectable $69,000, especially considering the small size in both land and population that the location offers. Employment options are more difficult to come by, but many Vermont-trained psychologists are able to find successful careers in nearby metropolitan locales.