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MSW program at San Jose University is diverse with different classmates attending the program. I would recommend this program to anyone in Social Work but be prepared on how much time it will take. Its worth all the work and professors are supportive. If there is any concerns, professors try to accommodate as much as they can. Same goes for internships, if there are any issues, contact the school. They will be there to intervene but you need to speck up. You are not spending so much money on an MSW... Read More education and not learning as much as the school is teaching.

San Jose State University's online Masters in Social Work program has and is allowing me to continue to work full time while also being able to further educate myself and hone my craft of delivering the best client care to the undeserved communities. If it wasn't for this program I would have to quit my job to go back to school. With that being said I did need to quit my second job due to the two internships I had to take on, now paying the full tuition is a tough. However I believe participating... Read More to complete both internships will help me be more well rounded in the field of Social work and I am excited about all the possibilities of how I can help people moreover after I graduate with that much more experience.

There are many positive qualities of the Master's program of the social work department at San Jose State University. There is a great support of the professors and guidance towards being successful throughout the program. There is a consistent network development in which the student is always supported throughout their studies. Unfortunately, there have been many recent changes to the program, and we no longer have a cohort system. This has impacted the moral of the student body and collaboration.... Read More Tuition has continued to rise and in addition there have been multiple cuts in the acceptance of student enrollment. The University has changed drastically.