Social Work (A.S.)
Students acquire the skills, values, ethics and internship experiences necessary to transfer successfully into a Bachelor of Social Work program. Berkshire Community College (BCC) Human Services graduates regularly gain admission to excellent Bachelor of Social Work programs and perform outstanding work in these programs. Students who attend college full time are usually able to earn a BCC associate degree in two years and a Bachelor of Social Work degree in two additional years. A Masters in Social Work (MSW) degree, providing access to the Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) level of social work practice, can be attained in one to one-and-one-half years after earning the Bachelor of Social Work degree.
Students who plan to transfer to a Bachelor of Social Work program should consult with the Human Services program advisor.
Learn More
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- Case Worker (entry-level)
- Program Assistant
- Family Support Worker
- Therapeutic Mentor
- Employment Counselor
- Residential Caseworker
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- Brien Center
- Service Net
- Christian Center
- Berkshire County ARC
- United Way
- Berkshire Children and Families
- Elizabeth Freeman Center
- Elder Services
- United Cerebral Palsy
- The Key Program
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- Elms College
- Westfield State University
- Western New England University
- Siena College
- SUNY, Albany
- College of St. Rose
- and many more
Visit the College Catalog for program details
Contact Us
Dr. Kari Dupuis, Program Advisor
kdupuis@berkshirecc.edu
413-236-4506
Social Worker Wages in MA*
- Median hourly wage: $39.20
- Annual mean wage: $81,530
*Source: Visit the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Massachusetts for the latest wage data
