Most Affordable BSW Colleges in Maine 2026
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After financial aid, students pay an average of $8,526 per year — a reasonable cost for a BSW degree. You'll pay $7,650 per year in tuition, which is in the typical range for BSW programs. University of Maine at Presque Isle provides an average of $8,704 in aid per student — well above what most programs offer. A 42.9% completion rate puts this program in decent territory for getting students to graduation.
After aid, students still pay around $14,028 per year — more than many comparable programs. At $8,316 per year, the tuition is moderate — not the cheapest option, but far from the most expensive. The school is generous with financial aid, averaging $11,188 per student. The completion rate of 38.1% is respectable, showing that a solid share of students follow through to graduation.
After aid, students still pay around $18,061 per year — more than many comparable programs. At $12,000 per year, the tuition is moderate — not the cheapest option, but far from the most expensive. The school is generous with financial aid, averaging $12,909 per student. At 46.5% completion, the school is in line with the average — most students who commit will finish.
After aid, students still pay around $40,003 per year — more than many comparable programs. At $41,050 per year, tuition is above average — make sure to explore scholarship and aid options. The school is generous with financial aid, averaging $23,255 per student. With 61.2% of students completing their program, University of New England delivers results that many schools can't match.
At $28,217 net cost, this isn't the most affordable option. Make sure the program's other strengths justify the price. At $42,834 per year, tuition is above average — make sure to explore scholarship and aid options. The school is generous with financial aid, averaging $31,558 per student. At 46.5% completion, the school is in line with the average — most students who commit will finish.