Best BSW Colleges in Arizona 2026
4 ranked BSW programs in Arizona
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All 4 Ranked Colleges in Arizona
Arizona State University Campus Immersion sits at #81 in our 2026 BSW rankings. The program's numbers are mixed, but your experience will depend on many factors beyond what rankings capture.
With a retention rate of 87.0%, Arizona State University Campus Immersion clearly invests in keeping students on track toward their degree. You'll pay $11,308 per year in tuition, which is in the typical range for BSW programs. With 162 social work graduates, this is a program with a track record of getting students across the finish line.
Coming in at #139, Northern Arizona University is a BSW program with room to grow. That said, rankings don't tell the whole story — factors like location, campus culture, and fieldwork opportunities matter too.
The school holds onto 75.0% of its first-year students, a sign that people who enroll here tend to stay and finish. At $11,015 per year, the tuition is moderate — not the cheapest option, but far from the most expensive. Northern Arizona University produced 133 BSW completions recently, showing the program has meaningful throughput.
Grand Canyon University sits at #360 in our 2026 BSW rankings. The program's numbers are mixed, but your experience will depend on many factors beyond what rankings capture.
The school holds onto 72.0% of its first-year students, a sign that people who enroll here tend to stay and finish. At $16,390 per year, tuition is above average — make sure to explore scholarship and aid options. Grand Canyon University produced 297 BSW completions recently, showing the program has meaningful throughput.
Coming in at #586, University of Phoenix-Arizona is a BSW program with room to grow. That said, rankings don't tell the whole story — factors like location, campus culture, and fieldwork opportunities matter too.
The retention rate of 41.0% is below average, which means a significant number of students leave after their first year — something to factor into your decision. In-state tuition sits at $9,552 per year, keeping costs manageable for most students. The program graduated 40 social work students last year, making it one of the more active BSW programs.