Social Work, B.S.W. (Adult campus)

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The Bachelor of Social Work degree consists of a course of study including a 50-semester hour core of social work and sociology courses, which requires a field placement of 400 hours. The degree is supported by 37 hours of general education classes and 18 hours of electives. Six of the twelve elective hours must be taken in social work, sociology, or psychology. Courses are taken in sequence with each course developed to build on previous courses in the sequence. All students in the BSW program will gain real-world experience through SWK 470 and SWK 471 .

General Education Coursework (37 hours):

Major coursework (59 hours):

Required Major Courses

Kingdom Life (3 hours):

WVC 401 - Kingdom Life (3)

Electives

In addition to the general education and major course requirements, elective courses will be taken to fulfill the minimum of 124 semester hours required for graduation.