Program Overview

Online MSW Degree Program

The Online MSW Degree Program is designed to enhance career opportunities and earning potential. The program allows students to study online and complete fieldwork placements close to their location.

Program Options

• Online Advanced Standing MSW: This program is for students who have or will complete a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW).
• Online Traditional MSW: This program is for students who have or will complete a bachelor's degree.

Available Locations

The Online MSW Degree Program is available in the following locations:

• Alabama
• California
• Georgia
• North Carolina
• South Carolina
• Texas

Program Structure

Students can choose from two schedule options:

• Part-time
• Full-time

Admission Requirements

To apply for the program, students must complete the application form, which includes providing personal and educational information.

Program Details

The program guide includes course descriptions and admission requirements. Students will have the opportunity to connect with an advisor to discuss their application and program details.

Career Resources

The program provides career resources to support students in their professional development.

Licensure Requirements

The program prepares students for licensure in their respective states.

About the College

The College of Social Work at Florida State University is committed to providing high-quality education and training in social work. The college is accredited and affiliated with various professional organizations.

Faculty and Testimonials

The college has a faculty of experienced professionals in the field of social work. Students can read testimonials from current and former students to learn more about their experiences in the program.

Tuition and Financial Aid

Information on tuition and financial aid is available to support students in funding their education.

State Authorization

The program is authorized to operate in various states, and students can find more information on state authorization and its implications for their studies.