Washington Bachelors in Psychology
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Washington State promises increasing opportunity for graduates with psychology degrees in a variety of industries in cities ranging in size from metropolitan to rural. According to the state’s Department of Labor, Washington has a growing need for professionals with at least four-year degrees in the professional and health services arena.
Among the fastest growing occupations in these categories are employment and recruitment specialists, mental health and substance abuse social workers, health educators, and health services managers. All of these employment options share in common their need for individuals with an understanding of human behavior and strong interpersonal communication skills. In Washington’s western metropolitan areas, as well as the rural areas east of the Cascades, psychology graduates have opportunities to work with people as they try to improve their lives.
While some graduates may be interested in giving back to the community through social assistance, others will be inclined to gain experience in private industry. Marketing, research, data analysis, advertising and promotions, and human services are all driven by the application of psychological principals, and the ability to solve problems in a human-centered environment. Graduates from bachelor’s degree programs in psychology are only limited by their own ambitions when it comes to finding employment in any of these fields.
As Washington’s economy continues to expand, and depending on a graduate’s preference, experience gained through a bachelor’s degree program in psychology can be applied to almost any industry in the state with a growing need for critical thinkers with good mental health and good communication skills.
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