Bs in social work in University of wisconsin milwaukee

With knowledge grounded in the liberal arts, undergraduate students learn to examine social problems in cultural, historical, and current political contexts; they learn to see elements of social problems from multiple perspectives; and learn how to understand social problems in a changing world through a systematic framework.

Transcripts from the previously attended schools, Officiallycertified copies of academic records for all secondary education (high school), SAT and ACT test scores (Optional), English Language profeciency test scores (score of 65 -- 120 for TOEFL ibt, IELTS 5.0 -- 9.0, PTEA 45+)

Social and Human Service Assistant, Health Educator, Social Science Research Assistant, Child, Family, and School Social Worker

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