Cheapest Psychology Colleges in Arizona

Dine College offers Arizona's most affordable psychology program at just $10,218 net cost, creating a $24,863 gap between the cheapest and most expensive options. Arizona's growing healthcare sector, anchored by employers like Banner Health, provides strong career pathways for psychology graduates who earn between $30,409 and $33,084 annually. The state's three major public universities cluster within $2,290 of each other for net costs, while private institutions range dramatically from $20,906 to $35,081.

Programs

$10,218 – $35,081

Net Price Range

$32,101

Avg. Program Earnings

42.4%

Avg. Graduation Rate

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Program rankings
#	School	Net Price	In-State Tuition	Graduation Rate	Acceptance Rate
1	Dine College Tsaile, Arizona	$10,218	$1,410	5.5%
2	Arizona State University Campus Immersion Tempe, Arizona	$13,670	$12,051	67.8%	89.8%
3	Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, Arizona	$14,922	$12,652	56.9%	80.0%
4	University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona	$15,960	$13,626	65.9%	86.8%
5	Prescott College Prescott, Arizona	$20,906	$35,685	35.9%	98.4%
6	Grand Canyon University Phoenix, Arizona	$21,931	$17,450	43.0%	77.9%
7	Arizona Christian University Glendale, Arizona	$32,383	$34,697	41.4%	70.1%
8	Ottawa University-Surprise Surprise, Arizona	$35,081	$35,300	22.5%	28.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

What explains the huge cost difference between Arizona psychology programs?

Public universities charge between $10,218 and $15,960 in net costs, while private institutions range from $20,906 to $35,081. The most affordable option, Dine College, costs $24,863 less than Ottawa University-Surprise, the most expensive program.

How do graduation rates vary among Arizona's affordable psychology programs?

Arizona State University leads with a 67.8% graduation rate, followed by University of Arizona at 65.9%. In contrast, Dine College graduates just 5.5% of students, while Northern Arizona University achieves 56.9%.

Where do psychology graduates from Arizona universities typically find employment?

Arizona's expanding healthcare sector, led by Banner Health, creates opportunities for psychology graduates. The state's growing tech industry, including companies like Intel and Raytheon, also offers roles in human resources and organizational psychology.

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Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.