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SOCIAL WORK ADVISING

POWERPOINT

AUR Program

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Powerpoint Overview

Careers and Graduate School

BSW Program and Courses

Admission Requirements and Process

Degree Evaluation

Course Planning Information

Advising Worksheet [Note: You MUST print,

complete, and bring this slide along with your degree evaluation to your advising appointment to receive an alternate pin number]

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Social Work Careers

What can I do with a Social Work major? See the

SCSU career Services website for a list of employment options:

https://www.southernct.edu/careerservices/

Job Outlook and Income Information:

Despite the economic difficulties, many graduates are finding employment. The outlook for social work is

promising and even exceeding the pace of other jobs in specific social work fields. See the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics

Information: http://stats.bls.gov/oco/ocos060.htm

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Graduate School

If you want to do clinical or school social work or work in a hospital, you MUST go on for your MSW degree

Students who excel in their social work courses may qualify for Advanced Standing Status in MSW

programs

Check out this link for more info:

http://www.southernct.edu/academics/schools/heal th/academic-

programs/socialwork/graduate/mastersprogram/

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BSW Program Highlights

42 credits plus university and cognate courses

Social Work courses: policy, practice, knowledge, research, and an elective in your area of interest

400 hour internship in the final year

[16 hours/week from September to May]

Cognate courses in Psychology and Sociology

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BSW Program Junior Schedule

Fall Semester Spring Semester

SWK 320

Human Behavior in the Social Environment I

SWK 321

Human Behavior in the Social Environment II

SWK 330

Social Welfare Institutions and Policies I

SWK 390

Interviewing Skills in Social Work Practice

SWK 376

Methods of Intervention I

SWK 380, 381, or 382

SWK Field of Practice Elective Additional university requirement Additional university requirement Additional university requirement Additional university requirement

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BSW Program Senior Schedule

Fall Semester Spring Semester

SWK 350

Social Work Research Methods

SWK 378

Methods of Intervention III

SWK 377

Methods of Intervention II

SWK 430

Social Welfare Institutions and Policies II

SWK 490W (6 credits) Field Practice Seminar I

Includes the 16 hour/week internship and a weekly 90 minute class

SWK 491W (6 credits) Field Practice Seminar II

Includes the 16 hour/week internship and a weekly 90 minute class

Additional university requirement Additional university requirement

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Major vs. Program

You can be a social work major from the time you are accepted at SCSU

You MUST apply and be accepted to the BSW program to enroll in the 42 credits of courses

When you apply to the program is based on your pacing and the number of courses you have

remaining

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BSW Program Eligibility Requirements

A grade of B or above in SWK 200 or its equivalent

Completion of ENG 112 or its equivalent

Completion of MAT 107 or its equivalent

Overall GPA of 2.50 or above

Completion of a minimum of 57 credits

Requirements MUST be completed by the end of the spring semester in which one applies

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BSW Program

2 Step Admission Process

Apply to the university:

http://www.southernct.edu/admissions/

When eligible, apply to the BSW program by March 1

You MUST be accepted to the university when you apply to the BSW program

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BSW Application: 3 parts

Applications are received once a year for Fall admission to the BSW Program

1. Download and complete the form:

http://www.southernct.edu/academics/schools/health/academic- programs/socialwork/bachelorsprogram/admission.html

2. If you transferred in college credits, submit your transcript(s) from other school(s)

3. Write the 1-2 page Personal Essay in the Social Work Department Submit all 3 parts by March 1

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Admission Decisions

Preliminary decisions are made by March 30

Final decisions are made in early June

If a student is not accepted:

o Students can re-apply the following year

o Students can meet with the BSW Coordinator to identify other pathways to complete an

undergraduate degree and pursue social work at the graduate level

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Decision Criteria

Admission is competitive, with a GPA of 2.5 being the minimum

considered for acceptance. Qualified applicants may not be accepted because enrollment caps are based on Social Work Department

resources. Applications are accepted once a year.

GPA, as well as other pre-admission criteria, will be used as a way of evaluating students for acceptance into the social work program. These may include, but are not limited to: completion of prerequisite courses, personal essay, and an evaluation of student's program plan for

completion of remaining university requirements. Consistent with SCSU admission requirements, preference is given to those candidates who, in the judgment of Social Work Department faculty, present through

academic and personal qualifications the greatest potential for

program success. Those students who meet eligibility criteria at the time of the priority admissions deadline will be accepted provisionally so long as those criteria continue to be met a the end of the spring

semester.

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Degree Evaluations

SCSU students use a Degree Evaluation as their program plan.

A degree evaluation lists all the requirements for a social work major as well as the specific courses that fulfill each

requirement

To look up your Degree Evaluation:

From the Southern Home Page, log into Banner (as if you

were going to register for classes). Click on Records, then on Degree Evaluation. Make sure you are listed as a Social

Work major. [If not, come to the department and complete a Declaration of Major form, which can be obtained from the student workers or the department secretary]. Continue to follow the prompts, and select detail requirements to see your BSW program on the screen. The courses that have a NO next to them still need to be completed.

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Remember!!

The specific courses that fulfill

University Requirements and

Cognate Courses are listed on

your degree evaluation

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Planning for the Next Semester

Are your Social Work eligibility courses complete?

SWK 200; ENG 112; MAT 107

What Psychology and Sociology courses do you still need?

What university requirements do you have left to complete?

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Planning Info

Psychology: you cannot take PSY 321 until you complete PSY 228

Sociology course substitutions for SOC 211, 310,

and 322: ANY 200 level or above Sociology course will be approved.

[Note: to take 300 level and above you MUST

complete SOC 100 and 3 additional SOC credits]

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Planning Info 2

Computer Science requirement: CSC 101, 104 and 200 do not require programming knowledge and will all be approved

Exercise Science: You can do EXS 011 and 012 or the gym membership option. Go to the Exercise Science Dept in Pelz and get the CRN number and packet for the gym option.

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Planning Info 3

World Language: IF you have had 2 years or more in high school you can register directly for the 101 course, which meets the requirement

Biology (Natural Science A): IF you sign up for BIO 110 or 111 you MUST do both courses to meet the requirement. IF you sign up for BIO 100, 101,102, 103 or 104 you need only do that course.

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Writing Intensive Courses

Focus on developing and revising writing beyond ENG 112

2 courses are offered in Social Work (SWK 490 and 491)

You only need to find one additional W course outside of Social Work for your 3rd course

ENG 217, THR 100, and many SOC courses have W sections

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Advising Appointment Options

1. Quick appointment to ask a question and obtain your alternate pin number

2. 10 minute appointment to discuss several questions or areas of concern

Anyone who has applied to the BSW program schedules a 10 minute appointment

Anyone who would like a longer advising

appointment can schedule that with Dr. Keenan directly

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Advising Worksheet for (Name): _________________________

[Print, complete, & bring with your degree evaluation to your appointment]

Possible Courses for Next Semester

Student ID: ______________________

Questions for Advising

________________________________

Student Signature:

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To Schedule an Advising Appointment

Check your email for instructions

and links to sign up with your

advisor at

www.signupgenius.com

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THANKS FOR MAKING YOUR

WAY THROUGH THIS

POWERPOINT

See you at your advising appointment!

Dr. Rodriguez-Keyes

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