Wright State University-Main Campus · Dayton, Ohio

Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.)

MA in Social WorkCSWE-accreditedHybrid

What Should You Know About Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.) at Wright State University-Main Campus?

Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.) is a MA in Social Work program at Wright State University-Main Campus in Dayton, Ohio, offered hybrid. It takes 2 years full time; 3-4 years part time. Published tuition: Graduate tuition: $700 per hour Ohio resident, $1,188 non-Ohio resident (1-10.5 hours); $7,580 Ohio resident, $12,824 non-resident flat rate for 11-18 hours. BSW graduates can enter with advanced standing. Wright State University-Main Campus's MSW is listed as accredited in CSWE's directory (September 2026); the accreditation covers this format.

Program Details

DegreeMA in Social Work
Formathybrid
Part timeOffered
Length2 years full time; 3-4 years part time
Advanced standing3 semesters beginning in summer; part time over 2 years; BSW from a CSWE-accredited program received within the last five years (or CSWE-recognized/MOU-covered international BSW), minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and 3.25 in required undergraduate social work courses
Field education900 hours of field education (500 hours for advanced standing)
Start termsFall (August), Summer (May, advanced standing)
TuitionGraduate tuition: $700 per hour Ohio resident, $1,188 non-Ohio resident (1-10.5 hours); $7,580 Ohio resident, $12,824 non-resident flat rate for 11-18 hours
SpecializationsAdvanced Generalist: Children and Families; Advanced Generalist: Older Adults

From health-education-human-services.wright.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 Ohio License Path

  1. Earn a CSWE-accredited MSW2 years full time, or about 1 with advanced standing
  2. Pass the ASWB examFor the master's-level license (LMSW or similar)
  3. Log supervised clinical hoursTwo full years (24 months) of post-LSW, post-MSW supervised social wor…
  4. Earn the clinical license (LISW)Independent clinical practice

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

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Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.): Common Questions

How Much Does Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.) at Wright State University-Main Campus Cost?

Graduate tuition: $700 per hour Ohio resident, $1,188 non-Ohio resident (1-10.5 hours); $7,580 Ohio resident, $12,824 non-resident flat rate for 11-18 hours. Tuition changes each year; confirm fees and total cost with Wright State University-Main Campus.

How Long Is Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.)?

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

Does Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.) Offer Advanced Standing?

Yes. 3 semesters beginning in summer; part time over 2 years; BSW from a CSWE-accredited program received within the last five years (or CSWE-recognized/MOU-covered international BSW), minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA and 3.25 in required undergraduate social work courses.

How Many Field Hours Does Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.) Require?

900 hours of field education (500 hours for advanced standing), according to the school's program page.

Is Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.) CSWE Accredited?

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

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Sources

  1. health-education-human-services.wright.edu: Master of Arts in Social Work (M.A.S.W.) program page, reviewed September 30, 2026
  2. CSWE, directory of accredited programs (September 2026)

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