Each year, in the range of 0.0% of Colorado graduates, graduate from Forensic Psychology degree programs.

The only accredited Forensic Psychology school in Colorado is University of Denver. University of Denver, which was ranked 28th in the country in 2010, is located in Denver. Approximately 22 students graduated from Forensic Psychology programs at University of Denver, in 2010.

Cost

Students enrolled in Forensic Psychology courses at University of Denver paid $36,501 per year in tuition fees.

A Forensic Psychology degree from a Colorado school... what next?

Most people who graduate from Forensic Psychology school in Colorado go on to work as a forensic psychologist. In Colorado, the largest numbers of forensic psychologists work in the following counties:

1. Adams County - 60 forensic psychologists
2. El Paso County - 50 forensic psychologists

Salary

On average, a forensic psychologist earns a salary of $67,640 per year in Colorado state. But, in 2010, some Colorado forensic psychologists earned as little as less than $43,610 per year or as much as more than $114,160 per year. On average a forensic psychologist earns the most in the following Colorado counties:

1. Adams County - $82,940 per year
2. El Paso County - $80,050 per year

On average forensic psychologists earns the least in the following Colorado counties:

1. El Paso County - $80,050 per year
2. Adams County - $82,940 per year

More Information

For more Colorado data regarding a career in forensic psychology in Colorado and to compare salaries with various related fields such as criminology or clinical psychology, take a look at the graphs and charts below.