Alabama A & M University Reviews of Master's in Social Work

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Angie Todd
  • Reviewed: 5/2/2020
  • Degree: Social Work
"Alabama A&M set a great foundation for all prospective students. The professors are GREAT!!! Hands down!! They are caring and ensure they are available when students are in need. They are understanding and willing to make accommodations depending on the need of the student."
Cameron
  • Reviewed: 10/4/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"I enjoyed all of the opportunities that Alabama A&M University provided me in the graduate social work program. As a student, I was able to learn many techniques for the social work profession such as assessments while in classes. While working in the field as an intern I gained valuable experience that assisted me gaining practical knowledge in the social work profession. The graduate social work program was also able to provide me with a scholarship that greatly helped me in paying for classes. I would definitely recommend this program to anyone interested in pursuing their social work degree."
Charmaine Michaels-Adams
  • Reviewed: 9/26/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"When I graduated in 2012 with a BS in Organizational Management, I was married, a mother of five children, and grandmother to six grandchildren. However, my friend encouraged me to look into the MSW program at AAMU, and I applied before I left the USA on vacation. I was accepted, matriculated and graduated on time in 2014. It was challenging, but rewarding, and my teachers were exceptional because they were knowledgeable as well as caring and kind to the students. I had a wonderful experience! I recommend the MSW program at AAMU without hesitation, and I will continue to recruit students to attend AAMU for the MSW program. The faculty at AAMU rocks! Go Bulldogs!"
Allison H
  • Reviewed: 9/26/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"Alabama A&M Universitys MSW program prepares its students for life after college. The department has some of the best professors on campus, such as Dr. Perry-Mitchell, Dr. Plummer, Professor Clayborn and Dr. McElderry genuinely care for their students and go above and beyond to make sure that you excell."
Brandon Davis
  • Reviewed: 9/26/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"Alabama A&M provided me with the training to be a effective Social Worker and the academic skills to complete my PhD program. They offer a master's thesis option which trained me in research and academic writing. I'm currently a postdoctoral researcher at an Ivy League university and A&M helped make that possible!"
Tina Bennett, LGSW
  • Reviewed: 9/26/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"Alabama A & M was a very positive experience. All faculty in the graduate social work department were readily available to assist in any way possible and provided excellence in the classroom. Once graduated, I was fully prepared to take and pass the licensure exam immediately as a result of the hands on teaching I received. The student body is high achieving and very supportive of one another in their academic and personal growth. I highly recommend this university to others. Faculty also assists you in preparing resumes to ensure excellent job opportunities."
Rebecca
  • Reviewed: 9/26/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"Alabama A&M equipped me with the real world skills to face the often times challenging field of social work. Learning to question ethical dilemmas, to think critically and to understand the injustice that exists within our world have been incredibly valuable in helping me to succeed in the field."
W. Denise English-Gilbert
  • Reviewed: 9/26/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"This program was outstanding. The since of community and family provided by the faculty and staff lended to a safe and comfortable learning environment. For a mother going to school after working a full time job this was the most perfect program for me. The faculty challenged us, giving no room for underperformers. They were preparing us for the real world not simply preparing us to pass a test. They were cultured, world traveled, well rounded, educated, competent, passionate professors with a plethora of experience. In turn that inspired me to a bit more eclectic in my professional life and personal life as well."
Marcia Gullatte
  • Reviewed: 9/26/2018
  • Degree: Social Work
"The MSW program at AAMU has adequately prepared me for every aspect of my professional work today. In the AAMU MSW program students are not just a number in a field of students, but individuals. I was a non- traditional student who went through a divorce, became a single parent and lost a parent while in the program and my professors helped me navigate these transitions, while remaining the academic honor society and graduate. Today I still feel the support of my professors and the classmates I had there when reaching out to network, ask for a recommendation or advice, or just to check in."
stacy mcqueen
  • Reviewed: 5/29/2014
  • Degree: Social Work
"Staff at the univeristy are verry personable. They teach in such away that allows student to succed and reach their full potential."
April Drayton
  • Reviewed: 4/27/2014
  • Degree: Social Work
"The pros of my graduate program include the diversity of professors and students, availability of professors, the feel that the faculty as a whole really care about your education, and feeling as if you have truly learned something and ready for the real world. The only con to the program that the location is 2 hrs away from my place of residence. I love my graduate program!!!!"
Ashley Evans
  • Reviewed: 10/24/2013
  • Degree: Social Work
"I enjoy the Social Work Program so far. The teachers are more than helpful and integrate different methods of teaching so that students get the best understanding! Both day and night classes are offered, as well as Saturday classes. Students are able to stay in student apartments which makes traveling to campus very easy, and affordable."
laura murphy
  • Reviewed: 8/27/2013
  • Degree: Social Work
"I enjoy my graduate program this is my first semester and honestly I love it!!! The faculty and staff are most helpful. The only con of entering the program was having to deal with financial aid ."
Tiffany Turner
  • Reviewed: 7/14/2013
  • Degree: Social Work
"In my opinion the pros of graduate school is that it helps contribute to enhancing your educational background within your field of choice with room for growth and development within your career. Additional pro of graduate school is that it be a stepping stone to starting a new career path. Another pro of graduate school is that it can contribute to promotions/advancements within your current company based on the additional knowledge you will obtain in the program. Final pro of graduate it can help prepare you for your career as if you were in that particular work environment through interns, trainings ,work shops, and actual hands on activities. I think the only the main con for graduate school would be time management, majority of the time graduate students are full time workers who have a busy prior to even considering school. It can hard to balance all of your daily tasks and adding school on top of that. The second con I think in graduate school would be the actual assignments they are a lot more advanced, but on a graduate learning level you should be able to provided more complex answers and be prepared for a larger amount of work flow anyway. Those are my main pros and cons of graduate schools overall I wouldn't change anything about my experience so far I am doing it to better myself.I never really came from of a lot of money and my main focus and motivation for myself is to be most successful woman I can be and know that I accomplished one of my major life goals for myself."
palmer palmer
  • Reviewed: 7/8/2013
  • Degree: Social Work
"The pro's are the hands on help you get. The con's are not enouh intership yet."