Margie Said:

what courses do i need to take to get bs in social work?

We Answered:

Contact your local state university and they should be able to provide you a list of required courses leading to a BS in Social Work.

Brandy Said:

Do u know about social work courses and admission criteria & facilities in Tata Inst. of Social sciences?

We Answered:

It is not clear from your question whether the programme you are looking for is Bachelor's or Master's. To get better information regarding your query you can refer to TISS official website. The link's pasted below.

Mildred Said:

Social work?

We Answered:

The University of Maryland - but it's not just one course, it's a whole curriculum:

http://www.ssw.umaryland.edu/

You can check their site for application and tuition information.

Daniel Said:

where can i find a college with social work courses?

We Answered:

NYU, Columbia, or City University of New York. Basically anywhere.

Anita Said:

Are philosophy and social work good courses to take for my pre law education?

We Answered:

Pre-Law Students have the option to major in any subject or subjects that they choose. There is no one set route that will guarantee acceptance. Common majors for Pre-Law Students are in the following: English, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, History, and Political Science. So, to answer your question, yes, those courses sound just fine. However, if you wanted to stand out amongst the crowd, you might want to take a Math or Science Major combined with Philosophy. Philosophy will be helpful in teaching you logic, reasoning, and analytical skills which are needed in Law School and a Math or Science will just make you seem unique amongst the other candidates, but honestly, you can major in anything you'd like. What matters most is your GPA, LSAT scores, and recommendations.