Clinical Psychology Salary and Careers Data

This page contains key outcome data for the Clinical Psychology Major, estimated using US Census data. See the methodology here. For more on the College Majors Data Dashboard click here.

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Overall Major Information

  • Field: Social Sciences
  • Average Income: $48,000 (Rank: 89 of 173)
  • 25% Make Less Than: $27,000
  • Unemployment Rate: 8.90% (Rank: 171 of 171)
  • Percent Female: 73.4%
  • Percent Who Get a Masters Degree: 44.4%
  • Percent Who Get a Professional Degree: 8.1%
  • Percent Who Get a PhD: 25.6%
  • Major Popularity Ranking: 150 of 173
  • Major Difficulty (1-5): NA

Careers Information

This list provides the 25 most common careers (occupations) among people in this major, and how much they earn within each occupation.

  1. Waiters and Waitresses: 3.84% (Average Income: $31,000)
  2. Chief executives and legislators/public administration: 3.76% (Average Income: $69,000)
  3. Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors: 3.50%
  4. Elementary and Middle School Teachers: 3.42% (Average Income: $40,000)
  5. Managers,  (including Postmasters): 2.87% (Average Income: $49,000)
  6. Correspondent clerks and order clerks: 2.68%
  7. Customer Service Representatives: 2.47% (Average Income: $17,000)
  8. General and Operations Managers: 2.30% (Average Income: $40,000)
  9. Education Administrators: 2.27% (Average Income: $39,000)
  10. Human Resources, Training, and Labor Relations Specialists: 2.25% (Average Income: $58,000)
  11. Counselors: 2.20% (Average Income: $32,000)
  12. Sales Representatives, Services, All Other: 2.10% (Average Income: $72,000)
  13. Psychologists: 2.10% (Average Income: $45,000)
  14. Retail Salespersons: 2.05% (Average Income: $25,000)
  15. Other Business Operations and Management Specialists: 2.04% (Average Income: $80,000)
  16. Unemployed, with No Work Experience in the Last 5 Years or Earlier or Never Worked: 2.04%
  17. Security Guards and Gaming Surveillance Officers: 1.85% (Average Income: $60,000)
  18. Registered Nurses: 1.84% (Average Income: $60,000)
  19. Preschool and Kindergarten Teachers: 1.80% (Average Income: $35,000)
  20. Social Workers: 1.76% (Average Income: $31,000)
  21. Stock Clerks and Order Fillers: 1.66% (Average Income: $11,000)
  22. Other Teachers and Instructors: 1.62% (Average Income: $43,000)
  23. Medical and Health Services Managers: 1.58% (Average Income: $27,000)
  24. Secretaries and Administrative Assistants: 1.48% (Average Income: $96,000)
  25. Software Developers, Applications and Systems Software: 1.26% (Average Income: $79,000)

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