There are several ways to become a practicing therapist. Two of the most common ways are obtaining a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology or a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree. This blog explores the differences between each pathway.

When I was about to start the first year of my Master of Social Work program, I had no idea what to expect. I tried watching other students’ experiences on YouTube or researching blog posts, but my options were limited. So, I decided to put together a list of tips for incoming social work students that will hopefully help you feel prepared for this next step in your education.

This post contains a list of scholarships and bursaries that MSW students across the USA may apply for. Note that this list includes application deadlines, location requirements, and a brief overview of the scholarship requirements and funding amount, as well as links to learn more about each program.

This article contains a list of scholarships and bursaries that MSW students across Canada may apply for. Note that this list includes application deadlines, location requirements, and a brief overview of the scholarship requirements and funding amount, as well as links to learn more about each program.

In this post, we are hearing from Earvin Casciano, who is a current MSW Candidate at Florida State University. He is an aspiring social work entrepreneur and Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). He is also a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (RPCV) and AmeriCorps alumnus.

Embarking on the journey of grad school is no joke! As social work graduate students, we find ourselves not only facing the demands of academic coursework, but also juggling the complexities of field placements, work commitments, and personal responsibilities. MSW programs require a significant amount of time and energy. Implementing effective time management strategies can be helpful in navigating the demands.