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Your Path to a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)

At La Sierra University, our Social Work program equips you with the knowledge, experience, and ethical foundation to make a difference in people’s lives. Whether you’re an adult transfer student completing coursework from a community college or a high school senior planning your future, this program prepares you for careers in healthcare, schools, mental health, child welfare, and community agencies.

Program Features Designed for Transfer Success

  • Transfer-friendly coursework that values your community college credits and helps you graduate sooner.
  • Flexible scheduling and advising for adult learners balancing work, family, and school.
  • Hands-on field education and internships that connect classroom learning to real-world practice.
  • Dedicated support for high school seniors preparing to enter the field with confidence.

Career-Focused Curriculum
Learn core social work competencies including human behavior, social welfare policy, cultural diversity, and practice skills. The curriculum emphasizes ethical practice, community engagement, evidence-based intervention, and professional development—all essential for success as a social work practitioner or for continuing to graduate study.

Field Education Experience
Field placements are a cornerstone of the program. You’ll work alongside professionals in community settings, gaining professional experience before you graduate—an advantage for job readiness and career growth.

Who Should Apply

  • Adult transfer students with community college credits seeking a structured pathway to complete a BSW.
  • High school seniors ready to pursue a meaningful profession in social work.

Finish your bachelor’s with a program that supports academic success, real-world experience, and your career goals. Join a community of learners committed to service, justice, and transformation.

Jacklynn Almeida & Michelle Torres
Patton State Hospital

Leslie Alvarez, Jessica Loya Soto, & Manuel Mercado
San Bernardino County Behavioral Health

Lauren Caballero
Family Justice Center (FJC)

Anna Clark & Ariannah Muñoz
LYNC/Path-of-Life

Bianca Correa & Javarri Hides
OACS, La Sierra University

James Esteban
NDR Therapeutic Riding

Beverly Gil & Elizabeth Pena
Mt. Rubidoux Manor--IEHP

Vanessa Joswick & Jassel Vargas
Riverside University Behavioral Health (RUBH)

Paola Lara & Ashley Prakash
Family Service Association

Jesse McClellan
Corona Norco Unified School District

Angelica Mendoza, Laura Rubio, & Heidy Umali
Jurupa Valley Parent Enrichment

Shantal Muñoz & Krystal Romo
211/Community Connect/Suicide Hotline

Marilin Orellana & Marlyn Vargas
Loma Linda Adult Day Center

Michael Perez
Riverside County Office of Education (RCOE)

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