30 Hours

The MSW program is open to any applicant who holds a baccalaureate degree in any major from a regionally accredited institution. Currently the GRE is optional, but the score will be considered if submitted. Experience in diverse environments is a plus. Resume Narrative Statement Three Letters of Recommendation

SOWK 7112  Critical Thinking Social Awareness & Responsibility

Human Behavior in the Social Environment

3

SOWK 7114  Social Awareness & Responsibility

Generalist Social Work Practice with Individuals and Families

3

SOWK 7115

Introduction to the Social Work Profession and Practicum Education

3

SOWK 7116  Leadership & Collaboration

Social Work with Groups

3

SOWK 7117  Analytical Thinking

Generalist Social Work Practice with Communities and Organizations

3

SOWK 7118

Power, Oppression, Social Justice, Evidence-Informed Practice, Advocacy, and Diversity

3

SOWK 7121  Social Awareness & Responsibility

Social Welfare Policies, Programs, and Issues

3

SOWK 7125

Generalist Social Work Practicum Education

3

SOWK 7225

Advanced Social Work Field Education

1-12

Choose 1 course(s) from the following:

Any social work graduate level course approved by the program advisor. Courses from outside the department can be used if approved by the program director.

Students must obtain a minimum of a B average in the below courses to receive credit.

SOWK 7114  Social Awareness & Responsibility

Generalist Social Work Practice with Individuals and Families

3

SOWK 7115

Introduction to the Social Work Profession and Practicum Education

3

SOWK 7125

Generalist Social Work Practicum Education

3

SOWK 7225

Advanced Social Work Field Education

1-12

Select additional courses, as needed, in consultation with an advisor to meet the minimum number of required credit hours for this program.