Professional School Psychology
The Expected Salary for a Psychologist
If you work as a psychologist in the United States, you can expect to earn somewhere in the range of $50,000 to $80,000 a year. The exact figure moves around quite a bit depending on your employer and the setting you land in.
Hiring outlooks differ by specialty. Industrial-organizational consultants are projected to see about 26% growth, while the rest of the field sits closer to 14%. The practical takeaway: specialty matters when you're weighing where to put your training.
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Read moreThe Chicago School of Professional Psychology
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People who choose to study child and teen psychology walk into a field with a surprising spread of options.
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Strip the word down to its roots and psychology means the study of the psyche, and psyche means the soul.
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Psychology was my focus in college, and I worked through plenty of courses in the field.
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James Baines, a Florida man, walked out of prison after 35 years locked up for a crime that evidence now says he never committed.
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Some people go their whole lives without sitting in a therapist's office.
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