Only currently-enrolled students who have demonstrated a similar commitment to social policy development and social change are eligible for consideration. Candidates must have completed at least 12 credits and must be enrolled in a undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral program in the School of Social Work. The School of Social Work is a participating member of the Bilingual Scholarship Program, sponsored and awarded by the New York City Board of Education. Full tuition scholarships are available for qualified bilingual students who are interested in working for the NYC Board of Education upon graduation. The School of Social Work has a limited number of graduate assistantships available.
Graduate assistants provide administrative or research support to faculty.
Assistantship monies are applied directly to the graduate student's tuition. Tuition Remission Students employed in social work agencies affiliated with the School of Social Work's Field Education Program may be eligible for agency tuition remission. To qualify, the student's agency must designate accrued tuition remission credits to the employee consistent with the University's policy for agency tuition remission.