Best Value BSW Colleges in Mississippi 2026

For students watching their budget, Copiah-Lincoln Community College comes in at #3 on our 2026 best value list. The combination of low cost and strong outcomes is hard to beat.

Expect to pay around $5,098 per year after aid, which is in line with the average for BSW programs. The school provides $6,798 in average aid, putting it in a reasonable range for BSW programs. Only 8.0% of students take out loans, suggesting most can manage costs without heavy borrowing.

Itawamba Community College ranks #13 for value among BSW programs in 2026. The school offers a reasonable cost-to-outcome ratio that makes it worth considering if budget is a factor.

After financial aid, students pay an average of $5,644 per year — a reasonable cost for a BSW degree. Financial aid averages $5,848 per student, which helps offset the sticker price. With just 10.0% of students borrowing, the loan burden here is lighter than at most schools.

Ranked #45 for value in 2026, East Mississippi Community College won't be the cheapest option, but it delivers a fair balance of cost and outcomes for BSW students.

After financial aid, the average student pays just $4,876 per year, making this one of the most affordable BSW programs in the nation. The school provides $6,482 in average aid, putting it in a reasonable range for BSW programs. With just 21.0% of students borrowing, the loan burden here is lighter than at most schools.

At #63 for value, Holmes Community College's BSW program isn't the most budget-friendly option. Still, it's worth checking if other factors like fieldwork placements or campus resources tip the scale.

After financial aid, students pay an average of $7,079 per year — a reasonable cost for a BSW degree. Students receive an average of $5,730 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. A loan rate of 12.0% means fewer graduates start their social work careers weighed down by debt.

Northwest Mississippi Community College comes in at #108 on our 2026 best value BSW list. The value proposition is more modest here, but cost isn't everything — location and program fit matter too.

The net price of $7,823 is moderate. Combined with financial aid, the total cost stays manageable. Students receive an average of $5,361 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. With just 13.0% of students borrowing, the loan burden here is lighter than at most schools.