Two regional colleges have agreed to simplify credit transfers for social work students.
Southwestern Michigan College and Western Michigan University have established a social work articulation agreement. WSJM reports that it aims to facilitate the transfer of credits for SMC social work students to a four-year university at WMU in Kalamazoo.
The formal agreement makes the process much easier to navigate for those students. The agreement also allows a fast track Master’s program in ten months, and is the latest in a long tradition of partnership between the two schools.
WMU has trained social workers since the 1940s and has more than 600 partnerships for placements in the field.
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Just what we need, more social workers making excuses for people’s bad choices. What was supposed to be a profession that helped people has turned into a profession that harms the fabric of society.