Undergraduate Programs

As a BSW social worker, you are able to help lots of people: those with disabilities or facing life-threatening illnesses. Those suffering from poverty, unemployment, substance abuse, or mental illness. Those who have experienced domestic violence, child abuse, or sexual assault. And you’ll have options in the type of work you do. You might work as a case manager, in a residential program, as a counselor, as an advocate. You can be employed by numerous services and agencies.

Our CSWE-accredited Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program prepares students for entry-level, professional, and generalist social work practice.

The BSW Completer Program is a 2-year program for community college graduates to obtain a BSW degree while residing in metro-Chicago.

With an Undergraduate Minor in Social Work, you can combine a primary academic area with social welfare and professional social work content.