The School of Social Work welcomes applications from qualified individuals seeking admission into the M.S.W. program who reflect the values identified in the mission of the Community Partnerships concentration. The school grants admission on the basis of the applicant’s academic record and personal qualifications. Admission into the program occurs only once a year in the Fall semester for full-time and part-time students, and in the Summer semester for advanced standing students. The Priority Deadline for the MSW program is February 1st. After the February 1st priority deadline, admission decisions will be on a space available basis. Space availability is determined by actual spaces as well as the competitiveness of the applicant pool. The GRE (Graduate Record Exam) must be taken before submitting the application www.gre.org.
An applicant should submit credentials following the instructions on the official College of Health and Human Sciences Application for Graduate Study as well as the supplemental School of Social Work application for admission. The following items should be included in the application packet:
The decision to admit is contingent upon the applicant providing accurate and current information and updating this information as circumstances change. Acceptance into the M.S.W. program depends upon enrollment limitations and size and academic quality of each year’s applicant pool. Meeting minimum requirements is not a guarantee of admission into the program.
Georgia State University is a testing site for the GRE. You may request registration and test preparation information from the GSU Testing Center by calling (404) 413-1740 or at http://www.gre.org/. In most cases, you can also request GRE information from a four-year college in your area. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for receipt of official scores when taking the computerized test.