University of Connecticut · Storrs, Connecticut

Bachelor of Social Work

BSWCSWE-accreditedOn campus

What Should You Know About Bachelor of Social Work at University of Connecticut?

Bachelor of Social Work is a BSW program at University of Connecticut in Storrs, Connecticut, offered on campus. It requires 120 credits and takes junior and senior years after admission. Federal tuition and fees: $20,366 a year in-state (2023-24). University of Connecticut's BSW is listed as accredited in CSWE's directory (September 2026); the accreditation covers this format.

Program Details

DegreeBSW
Formaton campus
Part timeFull time only
Credits120 credits (52 BSW major credits)
LengthJunior and senior years after admission
Admission to the majorApply after at least 54 credits by the end of sophomore spring; minimum 2.5 GPA for UConn students and 2.7 for transfer students; priority deadline January 8, final deadline February 1
Transfer pathwaysUp to 12 transferable BSW credits from accredited BSW programs
Field practicum406 hours of practicum over two semesters of the senior year
Start termsFall
MSW routeBSW graduates may be eligible to earn the MSW in less than a year through advanced standing

From socialwork.uconn.edu, reviewed October 1, 2026. Check start dates, deadlines and current tuition with the school before you apply.

How This Program Compares

  • University of Connecticut's federal tuition and fees, $20,366 a year in-state (2023-24), compare with a median of $13,212 across schools with a CSWE BSW.
  • Its 406-hour field practicum compares with a median of 430 among programs that state their hours (CSWE requires at least 400).

After This BSW: Licensing in Connecticut

  1. First years: general education and intro coursesPsychology, sociology, human biology, intro to social work
  2. Apply to the social work majorUsually in the second year, with a GPA minimum
  3. Senior field practicumAt least 400 supervised hours in an agency
  4. MSW to be licensed hereConnecticut licenses social workers from the master's level

Connecticut licenses social workers from the master's level. Connecticut BSW license from its board. Online students licensed in another state follow that state's board.

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Bachelor of Social Work: Common Questions

How Much Does Bachelor of Social Work at University of Connecticut Cost?

Federal undergraduate tuition and fees for 2023-24: $20,366 in-state, $43,034 out-of-state. Grants lower most students' price; confirm current rates with University of Connecticut.

How Do You Get Into Bachelor of Social Work?

Apply after at least 54 credits by the end of sophomore spring; minimum 2.5 GPA for UConn students and 2.7 for transfer students; priority deadline January 8, final deadline February 1, according to University of Connecticut's pages.

Can You Transfer Into Bachelor of Social Work?

Up to 12 transferable BSW credits from accredited BSW programs.

How Many Field Practicum Hours Does Bachelor of Social Work Require?

406 hours of practicum over two semesters of the senior year, according to the school's program page.

Can Graduates of Bachelor of Social Work Go on to an MSW?

BSW graduates may be eligible to earn the MSW in less than a year through advanced standing. University of Connecticut's own Master of Social Work (on campus, Hartford and Stamford) admits BSW graduates with advanced standing. Any CSWE BSW qualifies you for advanced standing at other schools too.

Is Bachelor of Social Work CSWE Accredited?

University of Connecticut's BSW is listed as accredited in CSWE's directory (September 2026); the accreditation covers this format.

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Sources

  1. socialwork.uconn.edu: Bachelor of Social Work program page, reviewed October 1, 2026
  2. CSWE, directory of accredited programs (September 2026)
  3. NCES College Navigator / IPEDS: tuition and fees, 2023-24

Every program on this site was checked against the school's own website. Accreditation status comes only from the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) directory, license rules from each state's social work board, and tuition and graduate counts from the U.S. Department of Education (NCES/IPEDS). Sponsored listings are labeled and never change which programs we list or how we rank them. How we verify programs