Social Work

A Social Work Degree from Capital University

You can earn your Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Capital University in two different ways. Either way leads you toward the bachelor of social work degree and eligibility for state licensure.

As a social work graduate, you'll be prepared for accelerated learning at the master's level if you decide to pursue a graduate degree (and many Capital social work graduates do just that!).

You'll find a lot of information about Capital's social work program on these Web pages. But if you need more information please contact our office at (614) 236-6315.

Traditional Track

The traditional track for social work students assumes no prior college-level experience, and is directed toward students who are just embarking upon a college career.

Degree Completion Program

The degree completion program is directed toward adult learners who have either an associate's degree in a human service field or some transferable college credit from another institution. This flexible program helps adult students re-enter the world of higher education to complete their bachelor's degree in social work.