Facts By working with our internship coordinator in the Career Development Center, you will be able to set up a meaningful experience to assist you in exploring the many facets of social work. According to the March issue of Money magazine, clinical social worker is a career that will be in great demand over the next ten years. If you are interested in the study of social work and are planning to transfer to a four-year college, this is the program for you. Core courses provide a broad background in the Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. Specialized courses will permit you to select from basic courses in social work dependent on the transfer institution.
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The curriculum for a B.S. in Social Work varies considerably from one transfer institution to another. Courses will need to chosen in consultation with an advisor and the transfer institution in mind. Electives are those courses which you can choose to round out your liberal arts foundation or to explore special interests that are not part of your major requirements. Electives strengthen the liberal arts foundation which is the core of a coherent educational program of study. Social Science Electives Credit bearing courses in anthropology, economics, history, political science, psychology and sociology.