Bachelor of Social Work

Social work is a profession in which practitioners work directly with individuals, families, and groups, helping people cope, change, and solve problems in all facets of their daily lives. Social workers also work with community stakeholders, organizations, neighborhoods and communities, and in activities such as community organization and development, policy and legislative advocacy. They are employed in a wide variety of agencies, positions, and areas of service, such as mental health, aging services, domestic violence, child welfare, school social work, healthcare services, geriatric social work, and substance abuse treatment and prevention. In addition, social workers may advance to positions of management of social service agencies or establish their own private practice. The uniqueness of social work as a profession includes the emphasis on the person-in-environment, identification with the most marginalized and oppressed of society, and commitment to core values of social work'social and economic justice, respect for the worth of others, cultural diversity, and the principle of self-determination for individuals, families, and groups. At both the BSW and MSW level social workers may be licensed for social work practice within their state.

3.0 cumulative GPA OR 1120 SAT (evidenced-based reading & writing and math) OR 22 ACT (composite score). 1040 for exams taken prior to March 2016

High School Transcript ,Submit your high school transcript (includes all high school coursework and grades). A certified translation is required for any transcript not written in English. Submit your official transcripts from all previously attended colleges or universities where college-level credits were earned (either while in high school or after graduating high school).IELTS Academic Overall band of 6.0. No band below 5.5, TOEFL IBT Test Overall score of 61. PTE Academic Overall - Overall score of 44