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Best Psychology Colleges in Massachusetts

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We have created a 2019 ranking of the best colleges in Massachusetts that offer Psychology degrees to help you find a school that fits your needs. Each school's ranking is based on the compilation of our data from reliable government sources, student surveys, college graduate interviews, and editorial review. In addition, you can view our entire list of all 59 Psychology schools located within Massachusetts. We also provide reviews, facts, and questions and answers for schools on our site and offer you access to get valuable information from colleges and universities today.

Best Psychology Colleges in Massachusetts for 2019

Rank School Name Location Description   Rating
1 University of Massachusetts-Amherst Amherst, MA

University of Massachusetts-Amherst offers 4 Psychology Degree programs. It's a large public university in a large suburb. In 2015, 520 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 498 Bachelor's degrees, 13 Master's degrees, and 9 Doctoral degrees.

Based on 72 Reviews
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2 Boston University Boston, MA

Boston University offers 4 Psychology Degree programs. It's a large private university in a large city. In 2015, 336 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 279 Bachelor's degrees, 44 Master's degrees, and 13 Doctoral degrees.

Based on 104 Reviews
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3 University of Massachusetts-Lowell Lowell, MA

University of Massachusetts-Lowell offers 4 Psychology Degree programs. It's a large public university in a large suburb. In 2015, 369 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 234 Bachelor's degrees, 130 Certificates degrees, and 5 Master's degrees.

Based on 20 Reviews
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4 Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA

Boston College offers 4 Psychology Degree programs. It's a large private university in a small city. In 2015, 179 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 179 Bachelor's degrees.

Based on 16 Reviews
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5 Brandeis University Waltham, MA

Brandeis University offers 4 Psychology Degree programs. It's a medium sized private university in a small city. In 2015, 154 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 138 Bachelor's degrees, 13 Master's degrees, and 3 Doctoral degrees.

Based on 8 Reviews
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6 Northeastern University Boston, MA

Northeastern University offers 4 Psychology Degree programs. It's a large private university in a large city. In 2015, 176 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 172 Bachelor's degrees, 4 Doctoral degrees.

Based on 48 Reviews
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7 Harvard University Cambridge, MA
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Harvard University offers 3 Psychology Degree programs. It's a large private university in a mid sized city. In 2015, 7 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 7 Master's degrees.

Based on 44 Reviews
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8 Tufts University Medford, MA

Tufts University offers 4 Psychology Degree programs. It's a large private university in a large suburb. In 2015, 90 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 79 Bachelor's degrees, 7 Doctoral degrees, and 4 Master's degrees.

Based on 12 Reviews
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9 Williams College Williamstown, MA

Williams College offers 2 Psychology Degree programs. It's a small private university in a outlying town. In 2015, 61 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 61 Bachelor's degrees.

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10 Wellesley College Wellesley, MA

Wellesley College offers 2 Psychology Degree programs. It's a small private university in a large suburb. In 2015, 55 students graduated in the study area of Psychology with students earning 55 Bachelor's degrees.

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School Logo School Name Average tuition Student Teacher Ratio Enrolled Students
University of Massachusetts-Amherst University of Massachusetts-Amherst Amherst, MA
3/5 		21 : 1 29,269
Boston University Boston University Boston, MA
5/5 		11 : 1 32,158
University of Massachusetts-Lowell University of Massachusetts-Lowell Lowell, MA
3/5 		25 : 1 18,047
Boston College Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA
5/5 		15 : 1 14,354
Brandeis University Brandeis University Waltham, MA
5/5 		14 : 1 5,752
Northeastern University Northeastern University Boston, MA
5/5 		15 : 1 19,940
Harvard University Harvard University Cambridge, MA
5/5 		14 : 1 29,652
Tufts University Tufts University Medford, MA
5/5 		11 : 1 11,137
Williams College Williams College Williamstown, MA
5/5 		7 : 1 2,171
Wellesley College Wellesley College Wellesley, MA
5/5 		7 : 1 2,510
Bridgewater State University Bridgewater State University Bridgewater, MA
3/5 		23 : 1 11,089
University of Massachusetts-Boston University of Massachusetts-Boston Boston, MA
3/5 		20 : 1 17,030
Worcester State University Worcester State University Worcester, MA
3/5 		24 : 1 6,306
College of the Holy Cross College of the Holy Cross Worcester, MA
5/5 		9 : 1 2,729
Amherst College Amherst College Amherst, MA
5/5 		8 : 1 1,795
Westfield State University Westfield State University Westfield, MA
3/5 		20 : 1 6,496
Framingham State University Framingham State University Framingham, MA
3/5 		27 : 1 6,398
Springfield College Springfield College Springfield, MA
5/5 		13 : 1 3,241
Salem State University Salem State University Salem, MA
3/5 		19 : 1 9,215
Suffolk University Suffolk University Boston, MA
5/5 		18 : 1 7,922
Western New England University Western New England University Springfield, MA
5/5 		15 : 1 3,912
Smith College Smith College Northampton, MA
5/5 		9 : 1 2,874
Stonehill College Stonehill College Easton, MA
5/5 		13 : 1 2,400
Clark University Clark University Worcester, MA
5/5 		14 : 1 3,485
Bay Path University Bay Path University Longmeadow, MA
5/5 		20 : 1 3,107

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  • Grand Canyon University
    Program Descriptions
    • B.A. in Communications
    • B.S. in Counseling with an Emphasis in Addiction, Chemical Dependency, and Substance Abuse
    • B.S. in Sociology
    • M.A. in Autism Spectrum Disorders
    • M.S. in Addiction Counseling
    • M.S. in Professional Counseling
    • Ph.D. in General Psychology with an Emphasis in Industrial and Organizational Psychology
    • Ph.D. in General Psychology with an Emphasis in Integrating Technology, Learning, and Psychology
    • Ph.D. in General Psychology with an Emphasis in Performance Psychology
    • M.S. in Psychology with an Emphasis in Forensic Psychology
    • M.S. Psychology with an Emphasis in Geropsychology
    • M.S. in Psychology with an Emphasis in Health Psychology
    • M.S. in Psychology with an Emphasis in Life Coaching
    • M.S. in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Childhood and Adolescence Disorders
    • M.S. in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy
    • M.S. in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Trauma
    • Graduate Certificate of Completion in Forensic Psychology
    • Graduate Certificate of Completion in GeroPsychology
    • Graduate Certificate of Completion in Health Psychology
    • Graduate Certificate of Completion in Human Factors Psychology
    • Bachelor of Science in Sociology with an Emphasis in Social Work
    • Graduate Certificate Industrial and Organizational Psychology
    • Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science
    • Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Family Dynamics
    • Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Trauma
    • BS in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Childhood and Adolescence Disorders
    • Bachelor of Arts in English with an Emphasis in Professional Writing
    • M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness
    • M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Community Mental Health Administration
    • M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Family Dynamics
    • M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with Emphasis in Grief and Bereavement
    • M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with Emphasis in Prevention
    B.A. in Communications
    The Bachelor of Arts in Communications program develops leaders in the fields of human communication and media. The program is built on a values-based liberal arts foundation. Students develop the knowledge, creativity and intermodal communication skills necessary to design and deliver compelling messages. Video production, website design and social media proficiency are included in their skill base. Graduates go on to careers in public relations, marketing, advertising, media relations and internal communication departments within companies and organizations.
    B.S. in Counseling with an Emphasis in Addiction, Chemical Dependency, and Substance Abuse
    The Bachelor of Science in Counseling with an Emphasis in Addiction, Chemical Dependency, and Substance Abuse is designed to train practitioners in the field of addiction counseling, chemical dependency, and substance abuse treatment. The coursework focuses on the nature of psychopathological conditions and their impact on the physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual nature of the human being. Core courses include study of the psychopathological behavior’s impact on the individual, family, and society; screening and assessment methods at the beginning of treatment; and case management during the treatment phases. Counseling skills courses and a fieldwork/practicum course complete the focused coursework list. Completion of this program may qualify graduates to meet the standards for state, national, and international certification for professional prevention specialists and treatment counselors/providers. Participants should contact the appropriate certifying body to ensure that courses meet certification requirements.
    B.S. in Sociology
    The Bachelor of Science in Sociology degree seeks to encourage students to think deeply and seriously, using both the Christian and scientific perspectives, about the consequences of social structures upon human social behavior in its many diverse contexts. Students learn about the norms of social behavior, the varieties of human groups, the extent of societal influence on individuals, and the reasons that efforts to control human behavior are not always successful. Importantly, students learn how to discover facts about human social behavior using the scientific method and how to interpret facts and information using theories about social behavior. Graduates can go on to careers in the fields of human services, politics, research and government service.
    M.A. in Autism Spectrum Disorders
    In a crucially relevant sphere of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), a growing demand for special education services and higher graduation standards intersect in public schools across the nation. As the field of diagnosis in spectrum disorders continues to advance, ASD has become the fastest growing area of diagnosis within the disorder spectrum. Children with special needs are identified earlier in their lives, leading to higher enrollment rates of ASD students in primary education. GCU’s master’s degree in autism spectrum disorders provides licensed special education teachers a deep understanding of an educator’s responsibility to special needs students.
    M.S. in Addiction Counseling
    Master of Science in Addiction Counseling. As society understands more about addiction, more people are seeking treatment and more drug offenders are being sent to treatment programs rather than prison. As a result, demand for substance abuse counselors is expected to increase much faster than demand for most other occupations through 2018. This next-level degree program is designed to meet the needs of learners who wish to pursue a career as an addiction counseling professional. The program prepares students to treat substance abuse and dependency disorders. Courses provide a comprehensive survey of counseling theories, group counseling, social and cultural issues, psychopharmacology, family issues, and more. In addition, a supervised internship provides 150 contact hours of opportunity for student to develop their counseling skills. In many states, a master’s degree is required for the highest level of licensing or certification. Graduates of this program are prepared to meet the academic requirements for licensure in Arizona as a both a Licensed Associate Substance Abuse Counselor (LASAC) and a Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselor (LISAC). Additionally, program graduates from most other states will be academically prepared to begin the process of seeking certification and licensure in their home state. Licensing and certification requirements may vary from state to state. It is the student’s responsibility to check the requirements in their state.
    M.S. in Professional Counseling
    Masters of Science in Professional Counseling. The curriculum offers an in-depth examination of counseling theories, chemical dependency, marriage and family, social and cultural issues, psychopharmacology, diagnostics, assessment and treatment, psychopathology, research methods, and more. In addition, four practicum-internships provide a total of 600 contact hours of opportunity for students to develop counseling skills. Courses in this rigorous program were chosen to meet the academic requirements established by the National Board for Certified Counselors for the National Certified Counselor credential (NCC) and by Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners. A master’s degree in counseling is required in 48 states for individuals seeking to become licensed as counselors. Graduates from this program are prepared to meet the academic requirements for licensure in Arizona as a: Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Associate Substance Abuse Counselor (LASAC) and Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselor (LISAC). Additionally, graduates from most other states will be academically prepared to begin the process of seeking certification and licensure in their home state. Licensing and certification requirements may vary from state to state. It is the student’s responsibility to check the licensing and certification requirements in their state.
    Ph.D. in General Psychology with an Emphasis in Industrial and Organizational Psychology
    The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in General Psychology with an emphasis on Industrial and Organizational Psychology was developed for individuals who want to become behavioral specialists in the work place. Those with a Ph.D. in Industrial and Organizational Psychology often pursue careers as teachers or researchers at the college or university level, consultants and staff psychologists, or researchers. In the workplace, industrial and organizational psychologists work to improve areas such as selection and placement, training and development, and the evaluation of employee performance. This program involves an in-depth study of how individuals behave in a variety of settings. Students are advised to inquire directly with their state if they intend to pursue licensure, as this degree does not lead directly to licensure in and of itself.
    Ph.D. in General Psychology with an Emphasis in Integrating Technology, Learning, and Psychology
    Grand Canyon University’s Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in General Psychology program offers a broad array of courses that increase the understanding of human actions in the past and present. The program prepares individuals to engage their knowledge and skills in cognition and instruction in applied settings of teaching and/or conducting psychological research in business, government, or institutions of higher education. Core areas of knowledge include history and systems of psychology, cognition, research methods, and statistics, as well as personality, abnormal, social, multicultural, and developmental psychology. Students are advised to inquire directly with their state if they intend to pursue licensure, as this degree does not lead directly to licensure in and of itself. Entry to this program requires a graduate degree and related coursework. Graduates of Grand Canyon University’s Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology program with an emphasis in Integrating Technology, Learning, and Psychology will be able to integrate psychology with technology, instruction, and learning to inform research and create solutions to optimize opportunities for stakeholders.
    Ph.D. in General Psychology with an Emphasis in Performance Psychology
    Grand Canyon University’s Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in General Psychology program offers a broad array of courses that increase the understanding of human actions in the past and present. The program prepares individuals to engage their knowledge and skills in cognition and instruction in applied settings of teaching and/or conducting psychological research in business, government, or institutions of higher education. Core areas of knowledge include history and systems of psychology, cognition, research methods, and statistics, as well as personality, abnormal, social, multicultural, and developmental psychology. Students are advised to inquire directly with their state if they intend to pursue licensure, as this degree does not lead directly to licensure in and of itself. Entry to this program requires a graduate degree and related coursework. Graduates of Grand Canyon University’s Doctor of Philosophy in General Psychology program with an emphasis in performance psychology will be able to apply theory and practice to conduct original research or work in applied settings such as sport, military, or medical industries to enhance performance of individuals and groups.
    M.S. in Psychology with an Emphasis in Forensic Psychology
    The Master of Science in Psychology with an Emphasis in Forensic Psychology is a program designed for individuals who desire promotion and/or continued academic exposure in the field of psychology. The program provides a comprehensive, rigorous, and analytic study of crime and society’s responses to it. A focus is placed on the application of theory and research methods in the development of initiatives, policies, and practice. Students will develop a strong understanding and development of criminal justice ethics, issues of diversity, critical thinking, analytic, and leadership skills.
    M.S. Psychology with an Emphasis in Geropsychology
    The Master of Science in Psychology with an Emphasis in GeroPsychology is a program designed for individuals who desire promotion and/or continued academic exposure in the field of psychology. Geropsychology is a specialized field in psychology focusing on psychological and neurological aspects of aging. Student pursuing a Master’s degree with an emphasis in geropsychology will apply theory and research practices to lead and influence change psychological care provided to the elderly. Exploration between the body and the mind will be explored so that interventions can be presented, which will inspire positive change. Topics of focus will include assisting aging adults to cope with anxiety, depression, and physical debilities associated with the process of aging. Graduates will be prepared to conduct research on diseases related to aging such as dementia.
    M.S. in Psychology with an Emphasis in Health Psychology
    The Master of Science in Psychology with an Emphasis in Health Psychology is a program designed for individuals who desire promotion and/or continued academic exposure in the field of psychology. The Master’s degree with an emphasis in health psychology focuses on psychological, biological and social factors influencing health and illness. Students pursuing a Master’s degree with an emphasis in Health Psychology will assist individuals or groups in preventing illness and promoting healthy behaviors. Theory and research practices will be presented to prepare graduates to lead and influence change health among diverse communities. Exploration between the body and the mind will be explored so that interventions can be presented which will inspire positive change. Stress, nutrition, complementary and alternative medical approaches, eating disorders, medical compliance, and pain management are topics of interest, which will be explored in regards to how they affect health and illness. Graduates will be prepared to conduct research and work in a variety of settings including hospitals, universities, private corporations, government settings, private agencies, and health care clinics.
    M.S. in Psychology with an Emphasis in Life Coaching
    The Master of Science in Psychology with an Emphasis in Life Coaching is a program designed for individuals who desire promotion and/or continued academic exposure in the field of psychology. Life Coaching is an emerging field that involves and integrates areas of sociology, psychology and counseling. Student’s pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Life Coaching will learn the skills necessary to assist others in facilitating change in their lives and include techniques and strategies related to helping others fulfill their personal and professional potential. Employment prospects in this area include working with a range of diverse individuals, groups and professional organizations. Building a business, utilizing resources to change careers, learning to create and sustain balance in one’s life as well as growing and enhancing motivation levels are just a few of themes that a graduate from this program will master. Important topics in this field of study include advanced rapport building and communication strategies, identifying maladaptive cognitions, exploration of theories and models of effective leadership, interviewing and observational techniques as well as data analysis. The program prepares graduates for a non-licensed, helping profession beyond completion of the program.
    M.S. in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Childhood and Adolescence Disorders
    The Master of Science in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Childhood and Adolescence Disorders program is designed for students interested in becoming professional counselors. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify, assess, and address childhood- and adolescence-related disorders, developmental issues, child-parent-related issues, school and family life, and disorders specified in the DSM. The program meets the academic requirements established by the National Board for Certified Counselors. Students are provided with comprehensive training to achieve national certification and licensure in Arizona as a counselor. Graduates of this degree program may apply for state licensure, after passing the state-mandated testing, and be prepared for careers as counselors, behavioral health counselors, or mental health counselors.
    M.S. in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy
    The Master of Science in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy program is designed for students interested in becoming professional counselors. The program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify, assess, and address marriage and family-related issues, including, but not limited to, communication issues, parent-child relationship, different family dynamics, and couple's issues. The program meets the academic requirements established by the National Board for Certified Counselors. Students are provided with comprehensive training to achieve national certification and licensure in Arizona as a counselor. Graduates of this degree program may apply for state licensure, after passing the state-mandated testing, and be prepared for careers as counselors, behavioral health counselors, or mental health counselors. This degree does not lead to marriage and family licensure. Students are encouraged to review their marriage and family board licensure to see licensure requirements.
    M.S. in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Trauma
    The Master of Science in Professional Counseling with an Emphasis in Trauma program is designed for students interested in becoming professional counselors. It prepares students to understand, assess, and treat developmental, childhood, and adulthood trauma-related disorders. This program offers students an exhaustive study of human behavior and trauma-informed care. The program meets the academic requirements established by the National Board for Certified Counselors. Students are provided with comprehensive training to achieve national certification and licensure in Arizona as a counselor. Graduates of this degree program may apply for state licensure, after passing the state-mandated testing, and be prepared for a career in behavioral health, counseling, health services management, human services, government, and law enforcement.
    Graduate Certificate of Completion in Forensic Psychology
    The Graduate Certificate of Completion in Forensic Psychology program is offered through the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and is designed for individuals who have earned a bachelor's degree in psychology, sociology, criminal justice, nursing or a similar field who want to study criminal behavior. You will be prepared to critically think about legal issues and policies relating to criminality with an emphasis on protecting the community, rehabilitating offenders, providing restitution to victims and promoting crime awareness. Biological, genetic and chemical factors are factors in criminal behavior, and this forensic psychology program helps you understand society's role in fostering, preventing and solving criminal behavior in the future.
    Graduate Certificate of Completion in GeroPsychology
    Grand Canyon University's Graduate Certificate of Completion in Geropsychology is designed for individuals with a bachelor's degree in psychology, sociology, nursing, communications or a similar field. The program is designed for anyone wishing to use an advanced study of psychology to improve the lives and care of aging populations. Available through the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, this geropsychology program allows you to use theories and research as influence toward positive changes in physical and mental health being carried out through our health care delivery system. Topics of study in the Graduate Certificate of Completion in Geropsychology program include assisting aging adults and their families with anxiety, depression and physical issues associated with the aging process. You also conduct research on physical and mental conditions related to aging such as dementia and Alzheimer's, and other effects placed upon the body and mind during the latter stages of the life cycle
    Graduate Certificate of Completion in Health Psychology
    Advance your understanding of the psychology of health and wellness by studying the influences on physical and mental well-being through our Graduate Certificate of Completion in Health Psychology. This program is an excellent supplement for those who have already earned a bachelor's degree in psychology, sociology, social work, integrated health, nursing, counseling or related fields. Offered through the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Graduate Certificate of Completion in Health Psychology can help you explore the relationship between mental, social and psychological environments that affect community health and wellness. Study biological and social factors that influence health and illness, learn ways to assist diverse individuals or groups to prevent illness and promote healthy behaviors.
    Graduate Certificate of Completion in Human Factors Psychology
    Integrating human behavior with engineering and technology is the core of Grand Canyon University's Graduate Certificate of Completion in Human Factors Psychology. Available through the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Graduate Certificate of Completion in Human Factors Psychology combines human interaction with our responses to technology. This study of human behavior through our psychological and cognitive experiences with technology can help optimize machine and system designs to improve user-friendly functions and safety. This certificate in human factors psychology builds upon knowledge gained through a previously earned master's degree in psychology. Explore theories and application of human factors psychology in daily life by understanding the minds processes of receiving and retaining information. In turn, this study and understanding of the human mind can translate to creating more human-friendly software and hardware designs.
    Bachelor of Science in Sociology with an Emphasis in Social Work
    The Bachelor Science in Sociology with an Emphasis in Social Work degree program helps prepare students for an exciting career in the fields of social work and human services among settings such as nonprofit organizations and government agencies. If you're interested in the helping professions and want a broader perspective on human behavior focusing on social dynamics, then this program within the College of Humanities and Social Services is the academic path for you. The BS in sociology with an emphasis in social work degree will equip you with the knowledge and skills to pursue a profession in social work and social service fields assisting individuals, children, families and communities through child welfare, health care, disability, mental health, aging services and community development services.
    Graduate Certificate Industrial and Organizational Psychology
    The Graduate Certificate of Completion in Industrial and Organizational Psychology is a program designed for students who seek career advancement or higher academic exposure in the field of psychology. This graduate program in industrial and organization psychology is designed to deepen your understanding of psychology in the workplace, including the psychology behind employee behavior and how organizations function. You will gain effective consulting and management strategies to help achieve goals within an organization. You will explore the following five core competencies: -Foundational Principles of Psychology: Ability to demonstrate an understanding of the theoretical perspectives and themes in psychology, as well as develop working knowledge of psychology's content domains. You will also understand numerous applications of psychology in various settings. -Social Relationships and Multicultural Perspectives Across the Lifespan: Ability to demonstrate an understanding of sociocultural factors and integrate and apply these factors to personal, professional and social contexts. You will also analyze and apply these concepts at national and global levels. -Research Methods: Ability to evaluate and select appropriate research methods, designs and statistics by analyzing the theoretical, ethical and methodological components used in conducting research. -Professional Skills/Development: Ability to demonstrate the capacity to thrive in various psychological professions. You will examine leadership proficiencies, including written and verbal communication, presentation ability and team building. You will also construct a roadmap for a future career in psychology. -Industrial Organizational Psychology: Techniques for increasing motivation and improving workplace performance, including human behaviors, conflict management strategies and factors contributing to the advancement of an organizations performance.
    Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science
    The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science degree program prepares students to work as behavioral health technicians or specialists in various settings as members of a clinical team. This behavioral health program within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences provides a more general and broader perspective on specific areas in the behavioral health field. You will gain a comprehensive study of human behavior within a Christian values-oriented environment designed to emphasize compassion and ethics. This behavioral health science degree does not lead to licensure.
    Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Family Dynamics
    The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Family Dynamics degree program develops graduates who are prepared to work as behavioral health technicians or specialists. These professionals may work in various settings, such as residential, inpatient or outpatient clinics, as members of a clinical team. This behavioral health science program within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences is designed to provide an extensive study of behavioral health with a strong foundation in family dynamics. Along with essential behavioral health skills, you will gain an in-depth understanding of family origins and perceptions in order to play a role in helping to improve client relationships. An array of professional associations and guidelines guide the programmatic competencies, including the American Psychiatric Association (APA), American Counseling Association (ACA) Code of Ethics and American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) Code of Ethics, to name a few. This behavioral health degree does not lead to licensure.
    Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Trauma
    The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Trauma degree program provides students with the foundation to enter the field as behavioral health technicians or specialists. You will acquire the skills and training to work within diverse settings, such as an inpatient, outpatient or residential clinic, as part of a clinical team. This behavioral health science program within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers a comprehensive study of the biopsychosocial impact of trauma and trauma-informed care. This program is also designed to reflect GCU’s Christian worldview with a focus on instilling Christian values, such as compassion and empathy, within coursework and the learning environment. You will complete this behavioral health degree program with a professional capstone project designed to reflect synthesis and integration of course content. The goal is to prepare a written proposal for a community-based behavioral health organization focusing on your specific area of interest.
    BS in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Childhood and Adolescence Disorders
    The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Childhood and Adolescence Disorders degree program prepares students with the skills and training to work in various settings as behavioral health technicians or specialists. You will gain a comprehensive knowledge base of childhood and adolescent development and behavior, and in particular, a thorough understanding childhood and adolescent disorders. Within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, you will explore the biological, emotional and environmental aspects that impact childhood and adolescent development, as well as theories related to childhood and adolescent physical and behavioral health. The behavioral health science program addresses the assessment, diagnosis, intervention and best practices for the behavioral health treatment of both children and adolescents. This behavioral health degree does not lead to licensure.
    Bachelor of Arts in English with an Emphasis in Professional Writing
    The Bachelor of Arts in English with an Emphasis in Professional Writing degree program is designed to prepare students to become effective writers in the 21st century. In addition to professional writing courses, you will study literature and informational texts, as well as rhetoric and composition. Exploring these areas enriches critical thinking and analysis, while enhancing foundational knowledge in the study of English. The professional writing program is also designed to help graduates reflect on ethical dilemmas and professional situations relating to human value and dignity. This practice calls for the application of Christian worldview perspectives and principles. Upon reflection, you will be able to express a personal worldview and understanding associated with these dilemmas and situations.
    M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness
    Grand Canyon University’s Master of Science in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Christian Ministry degree program provides a foundation in biblical knowledge and theological wisdom for students who want to pursue ministry in mental health and serve as a wellness-focused Christian worker. You will develop a deepened understanding of the gospel to discuss relevant issues from a Christian perspective. The exploration of spiritual health, growth, character development and human nature areas will provide you with the knowledge in life and practice to help individuals who seek support and encouragement within a Christian framework. This Christian ministry degree does not lead to licensure.
    M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Community Mental Health Administration
    Grand Canyon University’s Master of Science in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Community Mental Health Administration degree program is designed for students who want to pursue a leadership and administrative role in churches, hospitals, community-based organizations and settings that provide social services. You will develop the skills and knowledge for program planning and development, including policies, procedures and working with budgets. You will also explore concepts of effective communication, motivation, supervisory skills, culture, advocacy, ethics, and personal and professional development. This degree does not lead to licensure.
    M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Family Dynamics
    Grand Canyon University’s Master of Science in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Family Dynamics degree program is designed for students who have a passion to work with families and in various community settings to promote mental health and wellness. You will explore areas of human nature—including behavioral, mental, spiritual, cognitive, interpersonal, resiliency, social motivations and family dynamics. The study of human nature will help you develop the foundation to help families determine and resolve problems, as well as achieve and maintain health and wellness. This family dynamics degree program also provides an in-depth look at mental health and wellness research and best practices in relation to family dynamics and systems. This degree does not lead to licensure.
    M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with Emphasis in Grief and Bereavement
    Enhance your ability to support end-of-life services with Grand Canyon University’s Master of Science in Mental Health and Wellness with Emphasis in Grief and Bereavement. This degree is not a path to licensure, but instead provides an interdisciplinary program of study uniting grief research and theory with the science of mental health. As cultural willingness to address the process of death has expanded, so have career opportunities for those who specialize in this phase of life. This master’s-level bereavement training degree does not lead to licensure, but the completion of the program positions you for leadership within a variety of individual, family and community services settings.
    M.S. in Mental Health and Wellness with Emphasis in Prevention
    Grand Canyon University’s Master of Science in Mental Health and Wellness with an Emphasis in Prevention puts you on track for an innovative career in preventative psychosocial care. This degree path does not lead to licensure. Students leverage this prevention science degree to proactively address the experiential and biological factors that can lead to mental illness, as part of change-making work in fields such as human services, community health and more.
  • Northcentral University
    Program Descriptions
    • Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Gender Diversity Studies
    • Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: General Psychology
    • Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Health Psychology
    • Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Industrial Organizational Psychology
    • Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Mental Health Policy and Practice
    • MASTER OF ARTS IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY
    • Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Child and Adolescent Therapy
    • Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Couple Therapy
    • Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: General Family Therapy
    • Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Medical Family Therapy
    • Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Therapy with Military Families
    • BA - Psychology
    • DMFT - Child and Adolescent Therapy
    • DMFT - Couple Therapy
    • DMFT - General Family Therapy
    • DMFT - Medical Family Therapy
    • DMFT - Mental Health Administration
    • DMFT - Therapy with Military Families
    • MAMFT - Child and Adolescent Family Therapy
    • MAMFT - Couple Therapy
    • MAMFT - General Family Therapy
    • MAMFT - LGBTQ Couple and Family Therapy
    • MAMFT - Medical Family Therapy
    • MAMFT - Military Family Therapy
    • PhD - Addictions
    • PhD - Gerontology
    Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Gender Diversity Studies
    The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology program in Gender Diversity Studies reflects Northcentral University’s goal to train students who can serve today’s diverse communities, and is an excellent option if you want to further examine the social, cultural and biological foundations of human sexuality, gender and sexual orientation. It is absolutely critical that mental health providers and educators exhibit sensitivity to the myriad of issues, challenges and changes in our current understanding of mental health, gender and healthy sexuality. In this specialization, you will gain expertise in theory and research skills and develop ways to apply your learning about gender diversity in your own community. Throughout your courses, you will benefit from working One-to-One with faculty who are experts in their field and who will provide you with valuable feedback and support. This specialization expands the breadth of knowledge for existing mental health caregivers, and prepares you to serve as researchers, educators, and consultants in this extremely important field.
    Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: General Psychology
    The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology program in General Psychology at Northcentral University gives you the opportunity to develop a broad base of knowledge, strong research and critical thinking skills, and an appreciation for diversity as you work to apply principles of psychology and conduct research related to your area of interest. In our One-to-One Teaching Model, you will be partnered with one of our 100% doctoral faculty in each of your courses who will provide valuable feedback and support to help you understand and apply psychological principles to personal, social, and global issues. You will also further develop your scholarly communication skills in order to successfully convey your knowledge to the professional community and to society at large. You will develop a strong core of psychological knowledge, including expertise in the biological and social bases for behavior, the fascinating process of human development, the amazing history of psychology and its impact on today’s culture, and the role of ethics and diversity training in psychology. The General Psychology specialization also gives you the chance to take elective courses to further your own particular interests. You can even opt to do independent study and research with one of our expert instructors to delve deeper into a topic of your choice.
    Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Health Psychology
    The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology program in Health Psychology at Northcentral University is designed to familiarize you with the latest theory, research and practice in the field of health psychology, and will help prepare you to become a leader who has the ability to bring about positive changes to health in today’s diverse communities. As a health psychology student, you will explore the important interaction between the body and the mind, and the factors that influence physical and psychological health, such as stress and nutrition. You will also explore complementary and alternative medical approaches, and address important issues such as eating disorders and medical compliance. Through our Applied Experiential Approach to learning, you will be challenged to develop your own solutions to today’s psychosocial health problems as you conduct research related to health psychology. After graduation, you may serve as a health consultant to hospitals or agencies, help individuals develop healthy lifestyles, or provide the psychological perspective to a team of health care providers. Whether you choose one of these fields, or one of the many other fascinating careers open to health psychologists, by working One-to-One with our 100% doctoral faculty at NCU, you can be assured that you receive the feedback and support you need to excel in your field and contribute to your profession and community.
    Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Industrial Organizational Psychology
    "Northcentral University offers a robust Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology program in Industrial Organizational Psychology (IOP). You’ll work with expert faculty who will provide One-to-One feedback and support as you learn to apply psychological theories to critical issues in the fields of business and industry. As you work through the courses, you will become adept at small group theory and team processes, dynamics of leadership and management, and the structure and procedures of organizational development. The application of tests and measurements, and the interpretation of their results as applied to employee selection, performance appraisals, and training evaluations are additional skills that you can expect to learn in this specialization. The IOP specialization in the PhD in Psychology program at Northcentral will prepare you to assume leadership positions in industry, government, consulting and education in various fields, such as research, coaching, human resource development, consumer behavior analysis, workplace planning, market strategy, personnel specialist, and talent acquisition."
    Ph.D IN PSYCHOLOGY: Mental Health Policy and Practice
    The Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology program in Mental Health Policy and Practice at Northcentral University will help you develop a deeper understanding of mental health through an evidence-based practice approach. This specialization offers a strong base in theory and research, promotes an awareness of ethics and a respect for diversity, and will help you advance your critical thinking and communication skills. Throughout your courses, you will appraise literature on the application of behavioral health and organizational management, develop a working knowledge of forensic casework, and gain an in-depth understanding of financial issues related to mental health policy and practice. As part of NCU’s distinctive One-to-One Teaching Model, faculty will provide you with personalized support and feedback as you work to apply your learning to your profession. As a PhD graduate, you will be prepared to assume senior leadership positions in your community in the field of behavioral health service organization and delivery, state government, or private enterprise. You will also have the skills to supervise therapists and psychologists with varying backgrounds and training, and teach at the graduate level.
    MASTER OF ARTS IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY
    According to the 2012 Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook, employment in the Marriage and Family Therapy field is expected to grow much faster than average (41 percent). Northcentral University’s Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) Master’s program is designed to prepare graduates to meet this growing demand. Most importantly, the NCU MFT program is structured to work with adults that may need more flexibility than is found in most on-campus programs. Northcentral University is regionally accreditated, which should allow graduates to meet the MFT licensing requirements in most states. There is no physical residency requirement, which means students are able to complete all their course work online and to secure a clinical placement site in their local community to complete the face-to-face clinical training component of the program. All courses are taught by faculty with a PhD who possess significant experience teaching in the field of MFT and working as MFTs.
    Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Child and Adolescent Therapy
    As children and adolescents grow and interact with their environment, they impact their families and their families impact them. This creates a complex developmental process for everyone involved. To be effective in working with children and adolescents, family therapists need to be able to effectively assess this process, as well as connect research and practice to deliver evidence-based, contextually sensitive, culturally informed, and developmentally appropriate services. As such, the goal of the Child and Adolescent specialization in the PhD Marriage and Family Therapy degree program at Northcentral University is to equip doctoral-level therapists and researchers to be well prepared to respond to the needs of children and adolescents through therapy and programming, to engage in meaningful research projects, and to become leaders in the profession.
    Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Couple Therapy
    Divorce rates are hovering between 50 and 60 percent. Likewise, the incidence of couple violence is estimated to be a reality for 40 percent of couples, and up to 70 percent of couples experience infidelity of some kind. Statistics like this highlight the importance of therapists receiving training in the area of couple relationships. Over 80 percent of therapists report treating couple’s issues while less than 12 percent are in a profession that requires even one formal class in the treatment of these and similar issues. The goal of the Couples Therapy specialization in the PhD Marriage & Family Therapy degree program at Northcentral University is to equip doctoral-level therapists and researchers to become skillful clinicians and frontrunners in this complex area of mental health treatment. In addition to the standard curriculum of the PhD program, this specialized includes eighteen (18) credit hours specifically focused on preparing our graduates to become experts in couple’s therapy.
    Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: General Family Therapy
    Families face so many problems, yet so often display amazing strengths. However, families often need the help of competent researchers and therapists who are current in this rapidly changing field, appreciate the broad knowledge base of the MFT profession, and are interested in making a difference. The General Family Therapy specialization is designed to accommodate individual student’s broad interests and career plans within a degree plan that prepares them for work in our global and multicultural world. Students in this focus are expected to engage in collaborative research, advanced clinical training, and meaningful educational experiences to advance their careers as mental health professionals. Students in this specialization track will be able to select content courses from across the existing MFT specializations. The outcome of this preparation is for graduates to become well-trained scholar practitioners who can contribute to the field of family therapy as clinicians, supervisors, researchers and/or academics.
    Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Medical Family Therapy
    When a member of the family becomes ill, the focus of the family is reoriented to center on health issues. This usually means arrangement for and attendance at appointments and medical tests, rearranging work schedules, and a lot of concern and worry for all family members. Concern about health issues becomes the family priority and the future can appear uncertain and frightening. Medical family therapy is the application of systems theory and taking a systems approach to conducting psychotherapy with patients and their families. This unique approach addresses the systemic interactions among patients, their families, their doctors and other healthcare professionals. At NCU, the Medical Family Therapy specialization is designed to prepare students to work effectively with individuals, couples and families that are facing chronic or acute medical difficulties. Students in the Medical Family Therapy specialization are introduced to this growing field and are prepared to compete and succeed in careers as Medical Family Therapy clinicians and researchers.
    Ph.D IN MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPY: Therapy with Military Families
    The number of families impacted by military service continues to increase. Therapists need to be equipped to understand the unique challenges of military families as well as military culture. Issues related to emotional and physical trauma, repeated deployments, post-traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury, and substance abuse impact service members and their families. At present, Northcentral University is the only Marriage and Family Therapy training program that offers a specialization in working with families impacted by military service. This specialization was designed to meet a growing need of service members who return from active duty and attempt to acculturate back into their daily lives, as well as those families that attempt to recover from the loss of their husband, wife, father, mother, son or daughter who gave the ultimate sacrifice for their country. All branches of military service see the need for therapists trained to work with the unique needs of military families and are looking for qualified therapists to work with these families. Northcentral University is at the forefront of training skilled clinicians and researchers to meet the needs of our military families.
    BA - Psychology
    Northcentral University offers a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree completion program that will help you develop a basic understanding of human behavior and emotions while learning how psychological principles apply to a diverse, global society. This program will prepare you for entry-level positions in various fields and industries, including government and nonprofit agencies. As employment in the helping professions often require a graduate education, it also serves as a stepping stone to advanced educational opportunities such as Master’s or Certificate Programs.
    DMFT - Child and Adolescent Therapy
    Childhood and the teenage years are often fraught with drama and, for many, heartache. The Child and Adolescent Therapy DMFT specialization is designed to prepare you to work in therapy settings with children and adolescents, and view those interactions from a family therapy and/or family systems perspective. With these goals in mind, you will be required to focus your course projects, internship work and dissertation research on issues related to working with children and adolescents. Through your online coursework and offline practicum within your community, you will be challenged to develop competencies and sensitivities to the particulars of working with children and teens who are facing challenges beyond their capacities.
    DMFT - Couple Therapy
    Marriage and long-term relationships have always faced challenges, but never more so than today with definitions continually evolving. The Couple Therapy DMFT specialization is designed to prepare you to work primarily with couples in therapy settings from a family therapy and/or family systems perspective. With these goals in mind, you will be required to focus your course projects, internship work and dissertation research on issues related to working with couples desiring to repair or build their relationship. Through your online coursework and offline practicum within your community, you will be challenged to develop competencies and sensitivities to the particulars of working with couples facing challenges in their relationships.
    DMFT - General Family Therapy
    When helping with the challenges facing today’s families, one never knows what emotional issues a family might experience. The General Family Therapy DMFT specialization allows you to select courses from a broad range of electives to fit your personal interests and professional ambitions. In this specialization you are required to focus your course projects, internship work and dissertation research on issues related to marriage and family therapy, dependent upon your career intentions. Offering increased flexibility, this specialization permits you to select four courses (12 credit hours) from the Marriage and Family Therapy curriculum at the 8000 level. Additionally, courses from NCU’s School of Psychology may be considered as well (with approval on a case-by-case basis) for fulfillment of this requirement.
    DMFT - Medical Family Therapy
    Medical issues and all that accompanies them can often emotionally overwhelm a family. The Medical Family Therapy DMFT specialization is designed to prepare students to work with individuals, couples and families who are facing chronic or acute medical challenges. Medical Family Therapy incorporates a family therapy and/or systems perspective in order to help client families understand and deal with their medical difficulties. With this important goal in mind, you will be required to focus your course projects, internship work and dissertation research on issues related to medical family therapy. Through your online coursework and offline practicum within your community, you will be challenged to develop the skills necessary for working with families who face diverse medical challenges.
    DMFT - Mental Health Administration
    Mental health issues can be among the most difficult for families to face on their own. Once they’ve chosen to seek professional help, the last thing families need to face is an inefficient bureaucracy. The Mental Health Administration Specialization is designed to prepare you to fulfill roles as leaders and administrators in mental health organizations and agencies. In this specialization you will focus your course projects, internship work, and dissertation research on issues broadly related to mental health administration.
    DMFT - Therapy with Military Families
    Involvement with the military can have incredible highs and unimaginable lows, both for the one in the military and for their family. The Therapy with Military Families Specialization is designed to prepare you to work primarily with individuals, couples, and families who are affiliated with the military through a family therapy and/or systems perspective. In this specialization, you will focus your course projects, internship work and dissertation research on issues related to working with military personnel and their families. Through your online coursework and offline practicum within your community, you will be challenged to develop the skills necessary for working with families who face diverse challenges associated with military life and the stresses of combat.
    MAMFT - Child and Adolescent Family Therapy
    When divorce and other strife enters the lives of children and teens, it often takes a sensitive professional to help them and their families weather these storms. The Child and Adolescent Family Therapy specialization is designed to prepare you to work in therapeutic settings with children and adolescents using a family therapy, systems approach. In this specialization you will be required to complete two focused content courses, a research course focusing on issues related to working with children, adolescents and families, as well as complete at least 100 hours of clinical experience in an approved setting under the guidance of a qualified local supervisor.
    MAMFT - Couple Therapy
    With the changing definition of marriage, along with social expectations, marriage and long-term relationships often face challenges that call for the help of a trained third party. NCU’s Couple Therapy specialization is designed to prepare you to work with couples in therapeutic settings, primarily using a family therapy, systems perspective. Students in this specialization are required to complete two content courses in this area, a research course focused on issues related to working with couples, and at least 100 hours of clinical experience in an approved setting with a qualified local clinical supervisor.
    MAMFT - General Family Therapy
    Families today experience many emotional challenges throughout their lifecycles, and it can take a broad understanding from a caring counselor to help them overcome. The General Family Therapy specialization allows you to select courses from a wide range of electives to fit your state’s requirements, as well as to suit your personal and professional ambitions. In this specialization, you will be required to complete your content courses, including the research projects and clinical experience in areas related to marriage and family therapy.
    MAMFT - LGBTQ Couple and Family Therapy
    Same-sex couples face many of the same relational issues as heterosexual couples, but the attendant differences can create unique challenges as well. The LGBTQ Couple and Family Therapy specialization is designed to prepare you to work with clients in the LGBTQ community and to specialize in working with couples and families using a family therapy, systems-oriented approach. In this specialization, you will be required to complete two content courses focused in this area, a research course focused on issues related to working with LGBTQ couples and families, and at least 100 hours of clinical experience in an approved setting with a qualified local clinical supervisor.
    MAMFT - Medical Family Therapy
    Medical challenges can often overwhelm a family emotionally and the guidance of a trained professional can make the difference. The Medical Family Therapy specialization is designed to prepare you to work with individuals, couples and family who are facing chronic and acute medical difficulties. Medical Family Therapy incorporates a family therapy, systems perspective in helping clients to understand and manage their medical difficulties. In this specialization you will be required to complete two focused content courses, a research course focused on issues related to medical family therapy, and at least 100 hours of clinical experience in an approved medical setting with a qualified local clinical supervisor.
    MAMFT - Military Family Therapy
    Members of the military and their families are typically strong, but that strength sometimes needs the reinforcement that only a trained counselor can provide. The Military Family Therapy specialization prepares you to work primarily with individuals, couples, and families that are affiliated with the military, using a family therapy, systems perspective. In this specialization you will be required to complete two focused content courses, a research course focusing on issues related to working with military families, and at least 100 hours of clinical experience in an approved military setting with a qualified local clinical supervisor.
    PhD - Addictions
    The Addictions specialization prepares mental health practitioners to develop knowledge and expertise in the area of substance abuse, addictions and addictive behaviors. You will explore the dynamics of substance abuse and dependence including drugs, alcohol and marijuana, with an emphasis on assessment and treatment planning. You will also examine research related to addictions and compulsive behaviors, as well as co-occurring disorders.
    PhD - Gerontology
    As the world’s population continues to age, the demand will continue for individuals trained in gerontology. The Gerontology specialization is designed to train you in working with older adults and their families. Coursework in this program prepares you for career opportunities in health facilities, mental health clinics, government agencies and community organizations.

Additional Psychology Degree Facts for Massachusetts Schools

Massachusetts Schools offering online Psychology degrees

Online Psychology degrees are available at a variety of different schools with as many as 336 degrees earned at the most popular school. Read more below about all schools that have offered online Psychology degrees. If you are interested learning more about getting a degree online, check out our page dedicated to online degree information.

Certificate
Associate's
Bachelor's
Master's
Doctoral
School Name Certificate Associate's Bachelor's Master's Doctoral
University of Massachusetts-Lowell 130 0 206 0 0
Bunker Hill Community College 0 64 0 0 0
Endicott College 0 0 58 0 0
Bay Path University 0 0 55 0 0
Lesley University 0 0 39 0 0
How many Massachusetts schools offer online Psychology degrees?
  • 1 Certificates
  • 2 Associate's
  • 7 Bachelor's
  • 1 Master's

What Psychology degree programs were earned in Massachusetts?

Degree Level Program Length Colleges Graduates
Associate's 2-year Length 4 Colleges 101 Graduates
Bachelor's 4-year Length 55 Colleges 4,321 Graduates
Certificates < 1 year Length 5 Colleges 142 Graduates
Doctoral 1-2 year Length 10 Colleges 52 Graduates
Master's 1+ years Length 17 Colleges 266 Graduates
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