American news ranking

16

tuition

$3 1,000

Deadline for application

65438+ 10 month 15

TOEFL requirements

84

GPA requirements

3.0

You can apply for one semester

autumn

Ielts requirements

7.0

GRE requirements

need

GRE subjects

have no use for

note:

(1) the ranking here is 20 14USNEWS social worker ranking.

(2) The tuition fee here is 20 15-20 16, and the annual fee is about $53,542-60,553, plus accommodation and other expenses.

(3) This is the suggested application deadline for the fall semester, and the final application deadline is April 15.

(4)4) The total score of TOEFL is not less than 84, and the scores of reading, listening, speaking and writing are not less than 265, 438+0, 65, 438+08, 23 and 22 respectively. If you consider scholarships such as TA or RA, the TOEFL should be no less than 100. The total score of IELTS is not less than 7.0, and it is not less than 7.5 if scholarships are considered.

Application description

School of Social Work (SSW) of Boston University, founded in 1940, offers the following degree programs at the postgraduate level, namely:

Master of Social Work: Two-year program, certified by Social Work Education Committee, with full-time, part-time and distance education programs. The program requires applicants to have a bachelor's degree, GPA 3.0 or above. If the GPA is lower than 3.0, they must submit GRE or MAT test scores. Applicants should have a general educational background, such as social, behavioral and biological sciences, and it is better if the courses they study are related to culture, social status and social problems. In addition, the program provides "Advanced Program" opportunities for applicants who have obtained a bachelor's degree in social work in the past six years and have a GPA of 3.0 or above. *( 1)(2)(3)

Doctor of Social Work: Applicants must have a master's degree in social work, or a master's degree related to it, or have equivalent work experience. Applicants need to submit writing samples.

Boston University (BU) is a large-scale private comprehensive national university, founded in 1839, located in Boston, a big city in the eastern United States, offering three types of degrees: undergraduate, master and doctor. The school has two campuses: the main campus is located on the Charles River near Boston, and the other campus is also the seat of the medical school, which is located at the southern end of Boston. There are 18 schools of medicine, dentistry and law, which offer overseas study courses in 33 overseas cities and regions. Carnegie Institute of Higher Education rated it as an advanced research university. Its Nobel Prize winners include Martin Luther King, Erie wiesel, 35 Pulitzer Prize winners and 6 academic prize winners.