The School of Social work offers a bachelor of science (B.S.) in social work and a master of social work (M.S.W.). Master’s students also may also enroll in SU's College of Law to earn a  J.D./M.S.W ; or in the Maxwell School of Public Administration to earn an M.P.A./M.S.W.

 

For information about admissions, contact Felicia Otero at 315-443-5555 or inquire@hshp.syr.edu, or visit the prospective students section of this web site. 

Financial Aid and Scholarships

 

Undergraduate students seeking financial aid and scholarship information should contact the Syracuse University Office of Financial Aid & Scholarship Programs at 315-443-1513 or finmail@syr.edu. Additional information about student scholarships is available from the College of Human Services and Health Professions at 315-443-5566 or 315-443-9233.

Graduate students seeking scholarships, fellowships, or assistantships should contact the School of Social Work at 315-443-5550. Those students seeking student loans should contact the Syracuse University Office of Financial Aid & Scholarship Programs at 315-443-1513 or finmail@syr.edu.

 

In addition to tuition scholarships, which are available from the Graduate School upon recommendation by the School of Social Work, a small number of graduate assistantships and named scholarships are also available from the school. Assistantships and other aid are awarded in the spring semester for the following academic year. 

 

Graduate students also may receive financial assistance from field placement sites, some of which offer stipends, or from training grants that provide tuition support for students who are focused on specific social work fields. Some local agencies may offer remitted tuition; students working in such agencies should contact their employer for details.