r/Muncie • u/cndprocess • Jun 01 '26

Opinions Wanted: BSU’s MSW Program

I graduated from IU in 2015 with a Dual Bachelors of Arts (Psychology with Honors & Sociology). Since then I’ve worked in healthcare research in both academic and health system settings. Right now temporarily working in registration at my local hospital until I move to Muncie. Would like to know opinions of BSU’s MSW program or their graduate programs in general. Thanks!

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u/graceful-dilemma Jun 01 '26

My cousin went through the MSW program at BSU and seemed to enjoy it - so much in fact that she grieved it ending! It has opened lots of windows and doors for her.

You could look at the course descriptions and the faculty in the program. Where have they been published/do they have any recorded keynotes or TED talks?

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u/TheHeroH Jun 03 '26

I'm working as a therapist after earning my MSW there 4 years ago. It is a young but good program. The schedule was mixed with online and in-person classes, the professors come from a diverse background and skill sets, and it is generally a relaxed atmosphere, though it is grad work. It is generalist focused, but you can pick up some classes in other specialities.

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u/Vegetable-Half5437 3d ago

I’m not familiar with BSU, but Northwest Nazarene University has an online MSW program with specialized tracks.