How to Become a CSW in Wyoming
To become a CSW in Wyoming, you’ll need a bachelor’s degree in social work and pass the ASWB Bachelors Exam. The full process typically takes 4-5 years (BSW program + exam). Here’s your step-by-step roadmap.
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Earn your MSW from a CSWE-accredited program
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Step-by-step roadmap
Earn your BSW (required)
- ▸Must be from a CSWE-accredited program
- ▸Typically ~4 years full-time
- ▸Includes field placement hours — these do NOT count toward post-graduation supervised hours
Submit application to Wyoming Mental Health Professions Licensing Board
Pass ASWB Bachelors Exam
- ExamsASWB Bachelors Exam
- Board fees$275
Traps to avoid
- •Assuming your school’s CSWE accreditation status without verifying — accreditation can lapse
- •Choosing a program based on cost alone without checking pass rates or field placement quality
Costs
| Application | $200 |
| Renewal | $75 |
| ASWB exam fee | ~$260 |
| BSW tuition | varies ($20k–$80k+) |
License renewal & CE requirements
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Frequently asked questions
What do I need to get CSW in Wyoming?
To obtain CSW in Wyoming, you need BSW from CSWE-accredited program. You must pass the ASWB Bachelors Exam. The application fee is $200. The estimated timeline is 4-5 years (BSW program + exam).
What are the CE requirements for CSW renewal in Wyoming?
CSW holders in Wyoming must complete 45 hours of continuing education every 2 years. At least 3 hours must be in law and/or ethics. The renewal cycle is every 2 years from date of initial licensure.
Can I practice clinical social work with CSW in Wyoming?
No, the CSW does not authorize independent clinical practice in Wyoming. You would need to obtain the LCSW for that, which requires additional supervised clinical experience and passing the ASWB Clinical Exam.
Wyoming CSW licenses renew every 2 years from date of initial licensure. License holders must complete 45 continuing education hours per renewal cycle, including 3 hours in law and ethics. For the most current requirements, always verify with the official Wyoming licensing board.