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Soc Work2018;63(2):105-114.April 1, 2018Journal Article

Social Work Educational Debt and Salary Survey: A Snapshot from Ohio.

Jennifer C Hughes1, Hyejin Kim1, Sarah E Twill1
1Jennifer C. Hughes, PhD, and Hyejin Kim, PhD, are assistant professors, and Sarah E. Twill, PhD, is professor, Department of Social Work, Wright State University, Dayton, OH.
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Abstract

Educational debt is on the rise, and social work salaries remain low compared with salaries of other similarly educated and trained professionals. To better understand the implications of educational debt for social workers, an online survey was sent to social workers in Ohio. More than 700 respondents provided information concerning educational debt and social work wages. It was found that educat…

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