Setting PYTHONPATH using bash

I'm trying to ensure that the PYTHONPATH environment variable in bash always contains a certain directory. The line to do this is, as far as I understand:
export PYTHONPATH="/path/to/directory":$PYTHONPATH
This works if I put it in ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc, but I have to run 'source ~/.profile' or 'source ~/.bashrc' to make PYTHONPATH include /path/to/directory in any Terminal sessions. My question is: how do I make this effective in every Terminal session, without having to use the source command?
Thanks.

~/.profile should work provided you don't have ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bash_login set up already. those files get sourced first and if one of them exists then ~/profile won't get sourced when you start a terminal session.
put your command in ~/.bash_profile and it should execute for sure.
see
man bash
for more info.

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