do Social Workers go to University or Collage?

Answer 1

Some do. Many colleges offer undergraduate and even graduate degrees in social work.

Answer 2

Social Workers of any kind that want to make money get a MSW (Master's in Socil Work from an accredited University) with the bachelor's it would take about 7 years and a hell of a thesis. Some jobs will take just a BA in Sociology or Anthropology but it may not be worth it. Hope that helps.

Answer 3

Most initial positions, which are primarily clerical, require only a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work (B.S.W.) or a related field, such as psychology or sociology. For positions which involve psychological recommendations or assessments, or for positions with more responsibility, a Master’s in Social Work (M.S.W.) is required. Over 300 colleges offer B.S.W.s and over 100 offer M.S.W.s and are accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. Those who wish to advance to policy or director positions are asked to complete a Ph.D. in social work. Nearly all programs require extensive field work and client contact. Traditional coursework includes social welfare policies, political science, human behavior, research methodology, and abnormal psychology. All states have strict licensing requirements for social workers, and additional professional certifications are available from the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). Private practitioners are encouraged to earn professional certifications, as it helps in collecting reimbursement for services from insurance providers.

Answer 4

Definately a University... There is a lot of schooling put into Social Work. But it's a good career to get into!

Answer 5

Yes, and they major in Social Work.