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Psychology Salaries in Washington

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

Programs: 38 | Avg Earnings: $40,644 | National Median: $33,438

Psychology Programs in Washington — Earnings Comparison

CollegeCityMedian EarningsCompletions
Central Washington University$36,964—
Central Washington University——
Central Washington University——
City University of Seattle——
Eastern Washington University$34,594—
Eastern Washington University$33,455—
Eastern Washington University——
Gonzaga University$33,554—
Gonzaga University——
Heritage University——
Bastyr University$50,207—
Bastyr University——
Northwest University$30,547—
Northwest University$57,369—
Pacific Lutheran University$30,757—
University of Puget Sound$25,596—
Saint Martin's University$33,509—
Seattle Pacific University$40,264—
Seattle Pacific University$67,399—
Seattle University$37,452—
Seattle University$81,366—
Walla Walla University——
Walla Walla University——
Washington State University$36,216—
Washington State University——
University of Washington-Seattle Campus$34,715—
University of Washington-Seattle Campus$58,061—
Western Washington University$32,306—
Western Washington University——
Whitman College——
Whitman College——
Whitworth University$29,005—
Antioch University-Seattle——
Antioch University-Seattle——
University of Washington-Bothell Campus$33,192—
University of Washington-Tacoma Campus$34,660—
The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology$53,087—
Northwest University-Center for Online and Extended Education$30,547—

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Psychology salary in Washington?

The average median earnings for Psychology graduates in Washington is $40,644.

How many Psychology programs are in Washington?

There are 38 programs offering Psychology in Washington.

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

The average Psychology salary in Washington is $40,644, 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.