Bachelor of Social Work Program
The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Program is a professional program that prepares you for immediate entry into direct human service professional positions, graduate-level education, and life-long learning. BSW-level social workers assist individuals, families, small groups, organizations, and communities to effectively resolve problems, deal with their relationships, and function optimally within their environment. The program provides an educational experience that prepares graduates for a diverse range of career choices and pathways.
The BSW degree requires 120 credit hours for graduation and consists of Liberal Arts Foundation, the Professional BSW Core Courses and Electives. Professional BSW Core Courses total 49 credit hours (inclusive of SW 2220 and SW 4310). Only students who have been admitted to the Professional BSW Program are eligible to take Professional BSW Core Courses. These courses are offered only once each year in sequence, thus requiring three semesters to complete: fall, spring, fall.
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