Idaho State University · Pocatello, Idaho

Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom)

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What Should You Know About Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom) at Idaho State University?

Master of Social Work (Pocatello evening classes or online via Zoom) is a MSW program at Idaho State University in Pocatello, Idaho, offered on campus and online. It requires 63 credits (34 credits advanced standing) and takes two years (standard admission); one year (advanced standing). Published tuition: 2026-27 general graduate rate: Idaho residents $613 per credit part time ($514.12 tuition plus $98.88 consolidated fee) or $5,820 per semester full time (9+ credits); non-residents $1,524 per credit part time or $15,474.50 per semester full time. BSW graduates can enter with advanced standing. Idaho State University's MSW is listed as accredited in CSWE's directory (September 2026); the accreditation covers this format.

Program Details

DegreeMSW
Formaton campus and online
Credits63 credits (34 credits advanced standing)
LengthTwo years (standard admission); one year (advanced standing)
Advanced standingOne year; Bachelor's degree in social work from a CSWE-accredited program
GREGRE/MAT requirement waived
Start termsSummer, Fall
Tuition2026-27 general graduate rate: Idaho residents $613 per credit part time ($514.12 tuition plus $98.88 consolidated fee) or $5,820 per semester full time (9+ credits); non-residents $1,524 per credit part time or $15,474.50 per semester full time
SpecializationsClinically focused practice with an emphasis on children and families and forensic social work

From isu.edu, reviewed September 30, 2026. Check start dates, deadlines and current tuition with the school before you apply.

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After This MSW: The Idaho License Path

  1. Earn a CSWE-accredited MSW2 years full time, or about 1 with advanced standing
  2. Pass the ASWB exam ((applicable exam for the license type))For the LMSW
  3. Log supervised clinical hours3,000 hours of supervised clinical social work experience over no fewe…
  4. Earn the clinical license (LCSW)Independent clinical practice

Idaho license tiers from its board. Online students licensed in another state follow that state's board.

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Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom): Common Questions

How Much Does Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom) at Idaho State University Cost?

2026-27 general graduate rate: Idaho residents $613 per credit part time ($514.12 tuition plus $98.88 consolidated fee) or $5,820 per semester full time (9+ credits); non-residents $1,524 per credit part time or $15,474.50 per semester full time. Tuition changes each year; confirm fees and total cost with Idaho State University.

How Long Is Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom)?

63 credits (34 credits advanced standing), Two years (standard admission); one year (advanced standing), according to the school's program page.

Does Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom) Offer Advanced Standing?

Yes. One year; Bachelor's degree in social work from a CSWE-accredited program.

Does Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom) Require the GRE?

GRE/MAT requirement waived, according to Idaho State University's admissions information.

Is Master of Social Work (Pocatello Evening Classes or Online via Zoom) CSWE Accredited?

Idaho State University's MSW is listed as accredited in CSWE's directory (September 2026); the accreditation covers this format.

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Sources

  1. isu.edu: Master of Social Work (Pocatello evening classes or online via Zoom) program page, reviewed September 30, 2026
  2. CSWE, directory of accredited programs (September 2026)

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