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anyone know what grade you need to maintain in the MSW program at York University in order to not be withdrawn?

Does anyone know what are York University's focus/initiatives when it comes to their MSW program?

also, does anyone know if working with the aboriginal community in social work is in demand?

most MSW programs wants a B average from what I've seen. What percentage counts as a B? would you be rejected if your average was a B-

Does Ryerson have streams you can specialize in their MSW program?

Do most MSW programs require you to take a quantitative research course while in the program?

Is anyone considering applying to UNBC? does anyone know if they have streams you can specialize in for your MSW and what they are?! thanks!

I heard UofC only accepts applicants with 2 years of social services work.

How many spots does Ryerson have?Is their program extremely competitive to get into? How competitive is UofC program?

does anyone know if the advanced standing MSW is more condense in workload and harder than the 2 year MSW program ?

does anyone know what is the median that social workers can make within workin in the field for many years?

Dalhousie requires 2 years of full-time experience in social work services or human services/volunteering ?

Thank you Blh22 for all that information on the schools! it was very helpful:) For the Postgraduate social work program at lakehead (1 year); and Dalhouse (15 months BSW) does anyone know if you have to take a statistics course during the program?

Does anyone know if statistics is required upon admission for other MSW programs? UofT, York, Ryerson..?

how many applicants does york accept for their 2 and 1 year advanced program? Aswell a ryersons MSW program, do they look at grades or volunteer experience more?

Also, I heard some MSW programs taking a statistics course is mandatory such as Windor's MSW.. anyone know if this is true, and also what other MSW schools require you take a statistics course?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has any knowledge of the HBSW? How difficult is admission? I have a year of experience with volunteering with Childrens Aid and Canadian Red Cross. I don't hold a degree in Social Work, or have a lot of experience related to social work... i figured continuing educationt o get a BSW would be beneficial. Has anyone know the HBSW program? how is the course load? I am also interested in UNBC AND UoC MSW program - mental health sector. anyone know if these schools weigh admission more on your volunteer experience or grades? Thanks

doss anyone know what MSW schools require you to take statistics?

Does anyone know a decent place in Toronto to volunteer in working directly in mental health?

what is the best stream to focus on if you want to get into clinical social work?

Also does anyone know if the advance standing MSW program is easier to get into or accepts more applicants?

does anyone know which school accepts the most applicants for MSW ?

Thank you Jenste for your reply. I'm entering my last year of my undergrad, I plan to take a year off to volunteer to rack up more hours related to the social work field then apply to the one year masters program at Lakehead because I heard that you can acquire 1,0000 hours from the practium placements offered there. So it would be hard to find a job in toronto in social work after graduation? So I suppose finding a job outside of toronto would be much easier..? such as in waterloo maybe? For the MSW program how hard is it to maintain a good average, I believe you need to have a B in every course in the MSW to be in good standing in the program?

Hi guys, I've been following this thread for a couple of days now. I was wondering about the MSW programs.I'm interested in clinical social work and working with children and families in a hospital and counselling centre. I heard that UofT program is more researched based and that Laurier's MSW program has a higher percentage of finding a job after graduation, also that York's program is more community social work. As well Windsor's program is more generic. Does anyone know if this is true?For anyone in the MSW program at Laurier, UofT, York, Windsor.. the average you need to maintain in the program I heard is a B in every course, realistically how hard is that to obtain? Also I am considering doing the HBSW program at Lakehead because I don't have a lot of volunteer experience linked to social work, and i'm a sociology major. Does anyone know if this program is good? Is it hard to keep up in the program?