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The online MSW has two tracks, both of which cost $824 per credit hour. The traditional track requires an investment of $49,440. The advanced track, which requires fewer credits, is an investment of $27,192. In addition, there is a comprehensive fee of $175/semester or $350/year, and tech fees totaling $241 for two courses (SWK629 and SWK689).
Residents from all states except Colorado in the country may apply to the online MSW program.
Excluding the field experience hours, coursework is 100% online.
Yes. This program is earned on a part-time basis so you can continue to work in your current professional role.
There are 3 intakes per year: Fall, Spring, and Summer.
The traditional track can be completed in 2.6 years, while the advanced track takes 1.7 years.
Keuka College is regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE). The online MSW program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). Download our CSWE Assessment of Student Learning to learn more.
The field placement team collaborates with you to secure quality placement sites that reflect your educational goals, desired practice specialty, and scheduling requests. The team ensures all experiences meet CSWE accreditation standards and the agencies and field instructors are approved prior to the start of your fieldwork.
Field placement is the required experiential learning component of Keuka College’s online MSW program. Whether you follow the traditional or advanced track, you will apply what you learn in the classroom to real-world situations to prepare you for your future in clinical social work.
It depends. Fieldwork is supposed to create new learning environments, which often makes it challenging for some students to get that experience in their daily workspace. Your Field Placement Coordinator will collaborate with you to adjust your work schedule during the fieldwork portion of the program.
No, though students are strongly encouraged to list agency referrals on the field intake form for the Field Placement Coordinator to arrange. The school is required to review and approve the agency prior to the start of fieldwork.
No. Due to the educational nature of the fieldwork, sites do not pay students. Students are responsible for their transportation and travel expenses.
Traditionally, yes. However, your Field Placement Coordinator will collaborate with you to adjust your work schedule during the fieldwork portion of the program.
Your Field Placement Coordinator and faculty will be with you through the entire process to answer your questions, provide a field experience orientation, verify your field clearance requirements, and walk you through the field experience checklist. The checklist details the dress code, clinical tools, and professional expectations to ensure your success.
You will receive a notification from your dedicated Field Placement Coordinator prior to each field experience start date.
Typically, students complete their field hours at:
Field placement provides real-world, hands-on clinical social work experience. The traditional track requires 900 hours of fieldwork, and the advanced track requires 500 hours. The placement team identifies and secures quality placement sites within your local community so that you can focus on your coursework and the core competencies that will help you succeed.
Completing the field placement intake form initiates the field placement search process. Upon completion of the form, you will be required to complete all field clearance requirements (by the school and agency) prior to the start of your first field experience. Most agencies have additional requirements for the school and/or interviews that students must complete prior to starting field hours. As active participants in the placement process, and to help focus the placement team’s search, students are encouraged to provide any local sites where they would prefer to complete their field hours.
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No, this test is not required to apply.
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Advanced track:
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To proceed with either the BSN to MSN FNP or the BSN to DNP FNP, you are required to have a bachelor’s degree and hold your RN license.
If you don’t meet these requirements but would still like further information, please contact us.
To proceed with the EdD in Educational Leadership and Organizational Leadership, you are required to have a master’s degree.
If you don’t meet this requirement but would still like further information, please contact us.
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