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I recently got accepted into ASU for their masters in social work program and I am curious if anyone else has gone there for their MSW. I am planning on doing the program online and over 3 years since I’ll still be working full-time as a psychometrist administering neuropsychological testing. (My bachelors degree is in psychology, not social work unfortunately, so the 1-year accelerated program was not even an option. It was between 2 or 3).

My employer is paying for my masters, which I am very grateful for. There is a fairly extensive list of possible programs I could attend, but I live in Arizona, so I feel like it makes sense to pursue a masters in the state I eventually plan on getting licensed in- at least that’s what I’ve heard from others. I’d appreciate any other perspectives on that.

I went to ASU for my undergrad, so I am pretty familiar with the school, but I am a little bummed to not be pursuing a degree elsewhere to diversify my resume. I’d love to hear if anyone went to ASU and felt positive about their social work program.

Thank you for your time!

Newly released Virgil Abloh Archives includes Hot Mess “Woman” book shot by Noah Dillon. I have included some photos of the book, which I’m grateful to have in my collection.