Nevada Bachelors in Psychology
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Nevada has been one of the nation’s fastest growing states since the 1990’s. With a growing population comes a growing need for social and government services, as well as growing businesses.
Graduates with bachelor’s degrees in psychology are employed in healthcare, in private business, government agencies, correctional facilities, schools, and universities. The latest employment numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that employment of psychology graduates is expected to grow at least 12% through 2018.
The reason for psychology graduates’ competitiveness in the job market is the diversity of skills and well-rounded liberal arts and social science background gained through a bachelor’s degree program in psychology. Interpersonal communications, data analysis, and a willingness to give back in some way, are valued employment skills in a number of different sectors of the Nevada’s economy.
Network systems and data communications analysts continue to top the lists of states’ fastest growing occupations, and Nevada is no exception. Because of their education in scientific analysis, data collection and statistical analysis, psychology graduates are often employed in fields related to computer science and information technology. Any area of business requiring the collecting and interpreting of data can be a good fit for graduates of psychology programs. Sales, customer services, human resources and training all require skills gained through a bachelor’s degree program in psychology.
In Nevada, the gaming and tourism industry hire many individuals with backgrounds in psychology as well. The ability to handle the pressures of working with people requires an understanding of human behavior and the ability to empathize and communicate with a diverse sampling of people.
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