Best Value BSW Colleges 2026

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Rankings 141–150 of 206

141
Infinity College

Lafayette, LA · For-Profit · 179 students

44.1 / 100
N/A
Net Price
$2,661
Avg. Aid
68.0%
Completion Rate

Infinity College comes in at #141 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.

Average financial aid of $2,661 is below what many comparable programs offer, so explore outside scholarships. About 43.0% of students borrow to fund their education, which is typical for programs in this price range. The 68.0% completion rate at Infinity College is impressive — a clear sign that enrolled students are reaching the finish line.

142
Rogue Community College

Grants Pass, OR · Public · 4,009 students

44 / 100
$8,601
Net Price
$6,350
Avg. Aid
24.1%
Completion Rate

At #142 for value, Rogue 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.

The net price of $8,601 is moderate. Combined with financial aid, the total cost stays manageable. The school provides $6,350 in average aid, putting it in a reasonable range for BSW programs. With just 9.0% of students borrowing, the loan burden here is lighter than at most schools.

143
Dodge City Community College

Dodge City, KS · Public · 1,655 students

43.9 / 100
$5,927
Net Price
$5,894
Avg. Aid
29.5%
Completion Rate

At #143 for value, Dodge City 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.

The net price of $5,927 is moderate. Combined with financial aid, the total cost stays manageable. Financial aid averages $5,894 per student, which helps offset the sticker price. Only 17.0% of students take out loans, suggesting most can manage costs without heavy borrowing.

144
Bay de Noc Community College

Escanaba, MI · Public · 2,149 students

43.8 / 100
$9,457
Net Price
$6,174
Avg. Aid
37.3%
Completion Rate

Bay de Noc Community College ranks #144 on our value list for 2026. While more expensive relative to outcomes, the right student may find what they're looking for here.

The net price of $9,457 is moderate. Combined with financial aid, the total cost stays manageable. Students receive an average of $6,174 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. Only 18.0% of students take out loans, suggesting most can manage costs without heavy borrowing.

145
Northampton County Area Community College

Bethlehem, PA · Public · 8,810 students

43.7 / 100
$10,117
Net Price
$6,364
Avg. Aid
31.1%
Completion Rate

At #145 for value, Northampton County Area 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.

The net price of $10,117 is moderate. Combined with financial aid, the total cost stays manageable. Students receive an average of $6,364 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. With just 26.0% of students borrowing, the loan burden here is lighter than at most schools.

146
Eastern Iowa Community College District

Davenport, IA · Public · 7,426 students

43.6 / 100
$8,351
Net Price
$5,136
Avg. Aid
35.5%
Completion Rate

At #146 for value, Eastern Iowa Community College District'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.

Expect to pay around $8,351 per year after aid, which is in line with the average for BSW programs. The school provides $5,136 in average aid, putting it in a reasonable range for BSW programs. With just 17.0% of students borrowing, the loan burden here is lighter than at most schools.

147
Tyler Junior College

Tyler, TX · Public · 11,885 students

43.4 / 100
$9,148
Net Price
$6,459
Avg. Aid
27.5%
Completion Rate

Tyler Junior College ranks #147 on our value list for 2026. While more expensive relative to outcomes, the right student may find what they're looking for here.

After financial aid, students pay an average of $9,148 per year — a reasonable cost for a BSW degree. Students receive an average of $6,459 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. A loan rate of 20.0% means fewer graduates start their social work careers weighed down by debt.

148
Millersville University of Pennsylvania

Millersville, PA · Public · 6,975 students

43.3 / 100
$20,860
Net Price
$6,205
Avg. Aid
48.3%
Completion Rate

Millersville University of Pennsylvania comes in at #148 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.

After aid, students still pay around $20,860 per year — more than many comparable programs. Students receive an average of $6,205 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. The borrowing rate of 52.0% is moderate — you may need loans, but you won't be alone in that.

149
Lehigh Carbon Community College

Schnecksville, PA · Public · 6,221 students

42.2 / 100
$8,956
Net Price
$6,226
Avg. Aid
27.6%
Completion Rate

Lehigh Carbon Community College comes in at #149 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 $8,956 is moderate. Combined with financial aid, the total cost stays manageable. Students receive an average of $6,226 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. With just 22.0% of students borrowing, the loan burden here is lighter than at most schools.

150
North Dakota State University-Main Campus

Fargo, ND · Public · 11,952 students

42.2 / 100
$16,461
Net Price
$5,841
Avg. Aid
55.9%
Completion Rate

North Dakota State University-Main Campus comes in at #150 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 $16,461 per year is on the higher side, even after financial aid. You'll want to explore additional scholarship opportunities. Students receive an average of $5,841 in aid — a meaningful contribution toward total costs. The borrowing rate of 53.0% is moderate — you may need loans, but you won't be alone in that.