Augsburg College offers a bachelor degree in psychology with concentrations in social psychology and law. Minneapolis Community & Technical College has an associate degree program for alcohol and drug counseling, as well as a psychology major. North Central University offers a major in psychology as well as a minor in psychology/pastoral care. Concordia University in St. Paul offers a psychology bachelor's. Metropolitan State University in St. Paul offers a bachelor's in alcohol and drug counseling, and bachelor's and master's in psychology. The University of Minnesota offers an undergraduate degree in psychology, as well as a doctorate with specialties including cognitive and biological psychology, industrial/organizational psychology and school psychology.

In the Minneapolis area, psychology-related occupations are growing at a healthy pace, according to forecasts through 2012. Jobs for clinical, counseling and school psychologists are expected to grow 21%, and for industrial-organizational psychologists, 27%. Community and social services occupations, which include many psychology-related fields, are expected to increase by 29% overall, including increases of 18% for educational, vocational and school counselors, 26% for substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors, 25% for mental health counselors, and 21% for marriage and family therapists.

• University of Phoenix
  Counseling, Community Counseling, Educational Counseling, Human Services, Marriage, Family and Child Therapy, Mental Health Counseling, School Counseling
• Argosy University - Twin Cities
  Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy
• Rasmussen College
  Child Development
• Concordia University - St. Paul | (800) 333-4705
  Psychology
  
• Macalester College, Department of Psychology | (651) 696-6223
  Psychology
  
• The College of St. Catherine, Psychology Department | (651) 690-6625
  Psychology
  
• University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, Department of Psychology | (612) 625-0027 or (877) 625-6468   
  Psychology