Tennessee Psychology Schools

The Volunteer State of Tennessee expects big things from those looking to enter the psychology profession. Potential psychologists must attain a doctorate degree, pass a licensure exam administered by the Board of Examiners of Psychology, and keep fees up to date. But with big locations like Memphis and Nashville, there are plenty of opportunities to make it worthwhile.

Walden University

Featured Programs:
BS in Psychology - Graduate School Prep

Southern New Hampshire University

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

Tennessee Psychology Resources

• Tennessee Psychological Association
• Tennessee Board of Examiners of Psychology

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

Education is a huge priority for Tennessee when it comes to the psychology profession. More than 40 accredited colleges and universities offer psychology courses and degree plans of some kind with several doctorate programs.

Kaplan University

Featured Programs:
BS Psychology (Online)

Northcentral University

Featured Programs:
MA in Health Psychology (Online)

Argosy, East Tennessee State, Tennessee State, the University of Tennessee, Trevecca Nazarene University, the University of Memphis, and Vanderbilt, are among the most famous (and prestigious). However, there are many more options for attaining undergraduate and graduate degrees that you may wish to look in to.

University of Phoenix

Featured Programs:
Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Psychology in Tennessee Job Prospects

Most wages within the state range from mid-$60,000 range to low-$80,000 range. Memphis and Nashville are relatively low cost of living compared to most metropolitan areas throughout the country, so one can be assured there money will travel further.