Tuition & fees
Costs include tuition, fees, & other costs such as books. New England residents may qualify for a tuition break. See cost details
Financial aid
On average, 92% of enrolled students who file a FAFSA receive an offer. 91% of offers include scholarships, grants, waiver, and/or work-study. Explore aid
Program duration
Typical completion time: 4 years. Flexible options may save time. Explore options
Admissions
SAT & ACT scores optional. Early action & year-round admissions. View application process & deadlines
Program highlights
Expected career outcomes
Career opportunities
Prepare for a career in social service or research, such as an advocate for survivors of domestic abuse, substance abuse counselor, juvenile court worker, affirmative action worker, or urban planner. Our program will also prepare you for professional or graduate studies in fields such as Sociology, Social Work, or Law.
Experiential learning options
Our program offers internship opportunities and encourages other off-campus learning experiences, including community-engaged and service learning, national and international exchanges, and international courses.
Planning ahead for law or graduate school?
You could save time and money in earning your Law degree or MSW. We offer Accelerated Graduate Pathways to the University of Maine School of Law and to our Master of Social Work program.
Program requirements
Study the relationship between individual experience and broader social forces. Understand the role of social structures in the creation — and dismantling — of class, race, sexuality, and gender inequalities.
Accomplished faculty
Our faculty have national and international reputations as scholars and serve as community-based practitioners with extensive local networks. They prioritize hands-on collaboration with students through advising, internships, independent study, and more.
Scholarship opportunities
Scholarships offer valuable financial aid that doesn’t need to be repaid. You’ll be automatically considered for Merit Scholarships when you apply for admission by the deadline. Additional opportunities are available.
Do you live in New England?
You may be eligible for a reduced tuition rate, as part of the NEBHE Tuition Break Program.
Our helpful admissions counselors are here to answer your questions about the admissions process, our academic programs, and student support services. We also invite you to explore the many ways to visit campus or to engage with us through online experiences.