BSW Programs in Arizona
4 colleges · 632 BSW graduates per year · in-state tuition $9,552–$16,390
Every college below awards a Bachelor of Social Work degree in Arizona, based on the latest federal IPEDS completions data. Programs are ordered by size (BSW degrees awarded per year). Click a college for admissions, financial aid, and outcome details. See also the best BSW colleges in Arizona ranking.
| College | City | BSW Grads/Yr | In-State Tuition | Grad Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Canyon University | Phoenix | 297 | $16,390 | 43% |
| Arizona State University Campus Immersion | Tempe | 162 | $11,308 | 68% |
| Northern Arizona University | Flagstaff | 133 | $11,015 | 61% |
| University of Phoenix-Arizona | Phoenix | 40 | $9,552 | 16% |
Social Work Licensure in Arizona
Licensure requirements change — verify with the Arizona social work board before applying. Learn more in our licensure guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many colleges offer BSW programs in Arizona?
4 colleges in Arizona awarded bachelor's degrees in social work, graduating 632 BSW students per year according to the latest federal IPEDS data.
What is the most affordable BSW program in Arizona?
University of Phoenix-Arizona in Phoenix has the lowest published in-state tuition among Arizona BSW colleges at $9,552 per year. Your actual cost may be lower after grants and scholarships — check each college's average net price.
Which Arizona college has the largest BSW program?
Grand Canyon University graduates the most BSW students in Arizona, with 297 bachelor's degrees in social work awarded per year.
Can you get licensed with a BSW in Arizona?
Yes. Arizona offers the LBSW credential at the bachelor's level. Exam required: Yes. License renewal: 2 years. See our licensure guide for full requirements.
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Where a BSW Leads
A Bachelor of Social Work opens into six main practice areas, and pay differs between them by more than most prospective students expect. Each guide below carries the full BLS percentile spread, pay by work setting, and pay by state. Figures are May 2025 medians.
Nonprofits and government — program development, policy, advocacy
K-12 districts — attendance, behavior, family support, IEP teams
Hospitals, clinics, home health — discharge planning and care coordination
Community clinics and hospitals — assessment, counseling, crisis response
Treatment centers and public health — recovery planning and aftercare
County and state agencies — child protection, foster care, family preservation
Not sure which fits? Start with the career and salary overview or the is social work for me self-assessment.