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BSW Admissions

Whether pursuing your BSW degree on-campus or online, there are three avenues in which students can apply to the undergraduate program and an experiential learning fee that is applicable to each option.

First-Year Admission Requirements

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High school seniors can apply as a first-year students to the School of Social Work by completing the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s Undergraduate Application and choosing Social Work as their major.

First-year application dates and deadlines

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Transfer Student Admission Requirements

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Learn more about the transfer student admission requirements for those who have obtained coursework at other institutions.

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Intercollegiate Transfer (ICT) Student Admission Requirements

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Learn more about the ICT student admission requirements for those who are currently enrolled in another major or classified as undeclared at the University of Illinois.

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Admitted Student Resources

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Learn more about next steps for registration and check out admission resources.

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BSW Majors Experiential Learning Fee

One of the unique features of the Bachelors of Social Work major is providing innovative programs and experiential learning opportunities. These intensive educational programs are a hallmark of social work education and distinguish our students as well prepared for success in the professional workforce as well as graduate and professional study.

The  experiential learning fee is assessed to all Bachelor of Social Work majors to help cover part of the extensive faculty resources required to provide enriched social work learning opportunities. A one-time fee of $750 will be charged to BSW students once the student has earned 60-89.9 in progress hours; including transfer hours.

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Get in touch with our Undergraduate Affairs Coordinator

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