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Psychology Salaries in Connecticut

38 programs found in Connecticut offering Psychology degrees with earnings data.

Programs: 38 | Avg Earnings: $41,414 | National Median: $33,438

Psychology Programs in Connecticut — Earnings Comparison

CollegeCityMedian EarningsCompletions
Albertus Magnus College$34,725—
University of Bridgeport$33,392—
Central Connecticut State University$33,153—
Central Connecticut State University——
Charter Oak State College$45,428—
Connecticut College$40,141—
University of Connecticut$33,521—
University of Connecticut——
University of Connecticut$55,022—
Eastern Connecticut State University$29,403—
Fairfield University$39,890—
Fairfield University——
Connecticut State Community College——
University of Hartford——
University of Hartford——
Mitchell College——
University of New Haven$29,108—
University of New Haven$62,342—
Post University$31,377—
Post University$60,893—
Quinnipiac University$32,192—
Quinnipiac University——
Sacred Heart University——
Sacred Heart University$60,607—
University of Saint Joseph——
University of Saint Joseph$56,452—
Southern Connecticut State University$35,716—
Southern Connecticut State University——
Trinity College$48,406—
Wesleyan University——
Wesleyan University——
Western Connecticut State University$32,064—
Western Connecticut State University$59,556—
Yale University$47,874—
University of Connecticut-Waterbury Campus$33,521—
University of Connecticut-Avery Point$33,521—
University of Connecticut-Stamford$33,521—
University of Connecticut-Hartford Campus$33,521—

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Psychology salary in Connecticut?

The average median earnings for Psychology graduates in Connecticut is $41,414.

How many Psychology programs are in Connecticut?

There are 38 programs offering Psychology in Connecticut.

How does Psychology salary in Connecticut compare to the national median?

The average Psychology salary in Connecticut is $41,414, compared to the national median of $33,438.

Analysis based on U.S. Department of Education data. Not enrollment advice. Verify information with the institution directly.