Is a Bachelors Degree in Social Work Required for Admittance?
A Bachelors Degree in Social Work (BSW) is not required for admission to the On-Line MSW Program. However, students without an Accredited BSW Degree must follow the Regular Track Sequence which involves additional foundational course work needed for an MSW. Students who have a BSW degree from a CSWE accredited university may apply for the Advanced Standing sequence which will lessen the hours needed for graduation. Additionally, Human Biology and Statistics are required to be completed before the concentration year. More information about these courses can be obtained at the Continuing Education Office.
Related Questions
- If an individual with a bachelors or masters degree in social work continues to work after January 1, 2001 without receiving either the RSW or GSW credential, what happens to them when they do apply for the credential?
- I don have a bachelors degree in Social Work, but I have years of experience in the field. Can I apply for the advanced standing program?
- I dont have a bachelors degree in Social Work, but I have years of experience in the field. Can I apply for the advanced standing program?
