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Master of Social Work. Become an LCSW.

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Grounded in social work’s core values and an unwavering commitment to advocate for under served populations, our fully accredited program is designed to prepare clinically focused, competent scholar-practitioners for economic justice and professional social work practice.

By integrating rigorous theory, scientific inquiry, and hands-on field education, the curriculum equips students with the essential knowledge, skills, and values needed to advance meaningful change. Students will learn to support individuals, families, and communities while addressing systemic inequities in diverse practice settings. The program prepares graduates to challenge systemic inequities, champion human rights, dismantle oppressive structures, and drive meaningful, sustainable change for individuals, families, and communities. Students successfully completing the program’s degree requirements can apply for licensure through the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB).

Built to equip you with the essential clinical skills, policy knowledge, and advocacy tools needed to drive community change and prepare you for licensed practice.

Any Bachelors degree

Finish in 2 Years

60 credits

20 classes, 15 week terms

900 clinical hours

Specifically designed for students who have already laid a foundation in social work and are ready to transition directly into advanced clinical coursework.

Bachelors in Social Work

Finish in 1 Year

30 credits

10 classes, 15 week terms

600 clinical hours

Child welfare services

Community mental health centers

Emergency housing shelters

Hospice and palliative social worker

Re-entry court programs

Residential treatment programs

Homeless outreach centers

Psychiatric hospitals

Senior services

Correctional facilities

School-based settings

Hospice care

Substance abuse treatment centers

Macro social work settings

Foster care adoption services

Assistant Professor and Program Director

*Applicants who do not meet the GPA requirement are encouraged to apply and will be evaluated holistically. Candidates with a GPA below 3.0 will be required to complete an admissions interview.