Syracuse University · Syracuse, New York

Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time)

MSWCSWE-accreditedOn campus

What Should You Know About Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time) at Syracuse University?

Master of Social Work (residential, full-time or part-time) is a MSW program at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York, offered on campus. It requires 60 credits and takes 2 years full time; 3 to 4 years part time. At $1,226 per credit, estimated tuition is $73,560 before fees. BSW graduates can enter with advanced standing (36 credits (up to 24 credits of advanced standing granted)). Syracuse University's MSW is listed as accredited in CSWE's directory (September 2026); the accreditation covers this format.

Program Details

DegreeMSW
Formaton campus
Part timeOffered
Credits60 credits
Length2 years full time; 3 to 4 years part time
Advanced standing36 credits (up to 24 credits of advanced standing granted); As little as 10 months full time (two summer courses plus one academic year); two academic years part time; Graduated within the past 10 years from a CSWE-accredited undergraduate social work program with a minimum 3.0 GPA in social work coursework
GREGRE not required
Start termsFall
Tuition$1,226 per credit, Main Campus and Online Social Work (2026-27)
SpecializationsAdvanced Clinical Practice (ACP); Advanced Integrated Practice (AIP)

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

How This Program Compares

  • Estimated tuition of $73,560 is the 326th lowest of 349 MSW programs on this site with an estimate (median $40,180).
  • Its 60 credits compare with a median of 60.
  • Advanced standing drops 24 credits, about $29,424 in tuition at the published rate.

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After This MSW: The New York License Path

  1. Earn a CSWE-accredited MSW2 years full time, or about 1 with advanced standing
  2. Pass the ASWB exam (Masters)For the LMSW
  3. Log supervised clinical hoursAt least 36 months (three years) of full-time post-MSW supervised expe…
  4. Earn the clinical license (LCSW)Independent clinical practice

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

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Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time): Common Questions

How Much Does Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time) at Syracuse University Cost?

$1,226 per credit, Main Campus and Online Social Work (2026-27). That works out to about $73,560 for 60 credits, before fees. Tuition changes each year; confirm fees and total cost with Syracuse University.

How Long Is Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time)?

60 credits, 2 years full time; 3 to 4 years part time, according to the school's program page.

Does Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time) Offer Advanced Standing?

Yes. 36 credits (up to 24 credits of advanced standing granted); As little as 10 months full time (two summer courses plus one academic year); two academic years part time; Graduated within the past 10 years from a CSWE-accredited undergraduate social work program with a minimum 3.0 GPA in social work coursework.

Does Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time) Require the GRE?

GRE not required, according to Syracuse University's admissions information.

Is Master of Social Work (Residential, Full-Time or Part-Time) CSWE Accredited?

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

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Sources

  1. soe.syr.edu: Master of Social Work (residential, full-time or part-time) program page, reviewed September 30, 2026
  2. CSWE, directory of accredited programs (September 2026)

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