Highest Earning Bachelor's Psychology Programs in North Carolina

These are the highest earning bachelor's psychology programs in north carolina, ranked by median earnings. The ranking includes 29 programs, with Elon University leading at $69,856.

Rank	Institution	Program	State	Earnings	Completers
1	Elon University	Psychology	NC	$69,856	127
2	Wake Forest University	Psychology	NC	$64,814	119
3	North Carolina State University at Raleigh	Psychology	NC	$62,032	296
4	High Point University	Psychology	NC	$56,712	61
5	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	Psychology	NC	$50,507	367
6	East Carolina University	Psychology	NC	$50,270	246
7	Guilford College	Psychology	NC	$49,921	32
8	University of North Carolina Wilmington	Psychology	NC	$49,609	261
9	Gardner-Webb University	Psychology	NC	$49,587	26
10	Salem College	Psychology	NC	$49,464	10
11	Meredith College	Psychology	NC	$49,124	39
12	Western Carolina University	Psychology	NC	$48,350	148
13	Appalachian State University	Psychology	NC	$47,720	317
14	Campbell University	Psychology	NC	$46,246	39
15	Wingate University	Psychology	NC	$45,795	66
16	North Carolina A & T State University	Psychology	NC	$45,215	163
17	William Peace University	Psychology	NC	$44,997	14
18	Lees-McRae College	Psychology	NC	$44,161	8
19	North Carolina Central University	Psychology	NC	$44,053	99
20	University of North Carolina at Greensboro	Psychology	NC	$43,825	245
21	Fayetteville State University	Psychology	NC	$43,358	157
22	University of North Carolina at Pembroke	Psychology	NC	$42,947	67
23	Gardner-Webb University	Cognitive Psychology	NC	$42,936	39
24	North Carolina Wesleyan University	Psychology	NC	$41,976	35
25	Winston-Salem State University	Psychology	NC	$40,797	65
26	University of North Carolina Asheville	Psychology	NC	$40,673	80
27	Montreat College	Psychology, Other	NC	$39,845	27
28	University of Mount Olive	Psychology	NC	$39,248	12
29	Chowan University	Psychology	NC	$33,143	29

Methodology

Programs in North Carolina ranked by highest earning. Only includes bachelor's programs in CIP family 42 (Psychology) with at least 10 completers. Data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.