
Psychology Degrees
In the past, when people were in therapy for a mental illness, society didn’t want to know about it. In fact, mental illness was stigmatized, and if you were labeled as mentally ill, you could have found yourself ostracized in society. Today, much is still not known about mental illness, but the social stigma attached to it has lessened by a large extent. Many people are comfortable telling others…
Online Psychology Schools
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AIU Online
Programs offered:
- Bachelor's of Business Administration - Organizational Psychology and Development
- MBA - Organizational Psychology and Development
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Argosy University Online
Programs offered:
- BA Psychology
- EdD Counseling Psychology
- Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology
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Ashford University
Programs offered:
- BA/Social Science - Psychology
- MBA/Organizational Leadership
- Organizational Management - Psychology
- Organizational Management - Sociology
- Psychology
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Ashworth University
Programs offered:
- Psychology
- Sport Psychology
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Baker College Online
Programs offered:
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology
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Capella University
Programs offered:
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- Master of Science (MS)
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Ellis College
Programs offered:
- BS - Behavioral Science (Psychology)
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Grand Canyon University
Programs offered:
- BS Psychology
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Kaplan University
Programs offered:
- Advanced Start B.S. in Psychology
- B.S. in Criminal Justice/Forensic Psychology
- B.S. in Psychology / Applied Behavioral Analysis
- B.S. in Psychology / Child Development
- B.S. in Psychology / Substance Abuse
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Stratford Career Institute
Programs offered:
- Astrology/Parapsychology
- Child Psychology
- Psychology/Social Work
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University of Phoenix
Programs offered:
- AA in Psychology
- BS in Psychology
- MS in Psychology
- Single Courses - Electives
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Walden University
Programs offered:
- M.S. in Psychology
- Ph.D. in Psychology
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AMU
Programs offered:
- B.A. in Psychology
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Bethel University
Programs offered:
- Counseling Psychology
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Gonzaga University
Programs offered:
- Masters in Communication and Leadership Studies
- Masters in Organizational Leadership
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Independence University
Programs offered:
- Certificate - Health Psychology
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Le Tourneau University
Programs offered:
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology
- Online Bachelor of Science in Psychology
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Schiller International University
Programs offered:
- Psychology (BA)
Campus Psychology Schools by State
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Alabama
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Arizona
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Arkansas
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California
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Colorado
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Connecticut
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District of Columbia
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Florida
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Georgia
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Hawaii
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Idaho
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Illinois
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Indiana
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Iowa
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Kansas
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Louisiana
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Maryland
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Massachusetts
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Michigan
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Minnesota
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Missouri
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Nebraska
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Nevada
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New Hampshire
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New Jersey
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New Mexico
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North Carolina
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Oregon
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Pennsylvania
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South Carolina
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Tennessee
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Texas
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Utah
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Virginia
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Washington
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Wisconsin
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Wyoming
Psychology Degrees (continued from top)
In the past, when people were in therapy for a mental illness, society didn't want to know about it. In fact, mental illness was stigmatized, and if you were labeled as mentally ill, you could have found yourself ostracized in society. Today, much is still not known about mental illness, but the social stigma attached to it has lessened by a large extent. Many people are comfortable telling others that they are in therapy for depression or other types of mental illness, and companies even allow their workers to take time of for therapy sessions or 'mental health' days.
Because mental health is encouraged by society, psychologists are seeing a rise in those who come to them for help. Because of this, and because insurance companies are starting to pay more of the therapy bill, demand for psychologists has increased. If you were thinking about becoming a psychologist, now is a perfect time to earn your psychology degree.
If you want to be a practicing psychologist, you'll probably end up needing three degrees'an undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate. Most states require practicing psychologists to hold doctorate degrees. If you don't have a doctorate psychology degree, but need to earn an income in order to complete your studies, there are many research and clinician jobs you can find that only require a bachelor's or master's degree.
Although earning the necessary psychology degrees can be time consuming, the rewards you can experience through helping others achieve mental health are worth the effort.

