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Why TWU?
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Quality

Since its founding more than a century ago, Texas Woman’s has become known for its contributions and leadership in the fields of nursing, health care, business, education, and the arts and sciences.

 

18:1

undergraduate student-faculty ratio

7th

place ranking (tied) among US universities for diversity

49%

of all new undergrads are transfers

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Three Locations

TWU offers programs in three locations, as well as online. Visit us or use the program finder to explore offerings in Denton, Dallas, Houston or online.

Denton

a booming North Texas college town 40 miles from Dallas and Fort Worth

Dallas

an eight-story, 190,000-square-foot building in the heart of the Southwestern Medical District

Houston

located in the heart of the largest medical center in the world, the Texas Medical Center

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Value

We believe a quality education should be affordable and accessible. We offer more than $15 million in scholarships annually, and many financial aid options are available for first-year students, transfer and graduate students, including grants, loans and part-time campus jobs.

2nd

place ranking in Texas by The Economist magazine for maximizing student earning potential

#1

in DFW for graduate earnings vs cost by the Dallas Business Journal

12%

lower cost than the Texas average for public universities

The TWU Experience

As the nation's largest public university primarily for women, Texas Woman's prides itself on providing you with a quality and well-rounded educational experience focused on service, health and well-being, and integrity. The respect for diversity in all aspects of life and a safe campus environment are hallmarks of a TWU education. More about us:

  • 15,000+ total students
  • 3 campuses in Denton, Dallas and Houston
  • 55% students of color
  • 12% male population
  • 130+ student organizations
  • 30 bachelor's degree programs
  • 5 athletics teams with 14 national team titles

Quality Academics

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TWU students present research at regional, national and international conferences; win prestigious awards; and achieve major internships at companies across the U.S.

TWU also boasts:

Research Opportunities

As a TWU student, you will have the opportunity to learn and work with faculty members who pursue and apply research in their fields. Whether it's developing programs to reduce violence against women, working with veterans and their families, expanding access for children with autism or identifying more effective ways to reduce cancer risks, research with TWU faculty will broaden your academic experience.

Learn about TWU faculty experts

Career Connections

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TWU believes in opening doors for our students. The Career Connections Center provides advising services and tailored career planning for students and alumni. We help with all aspects of planning — from choosing a major to negotiating a salary after graduation. Our online resources, career readiness workshops, and national and international employer connections are just some of the services that demonstrate our commitment to student success.

Visit Career Connections

Internships provide real-life, hands-on workplace training that adds experience to your degree while establishing networking contacts for your after-college career. The Pioneer Center for Student Excellence provides information on internships and more.

Visit the Pioneer Center

Campus Life

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What I love most about TWU is that we don't hide that this is a place to empower girls and women. We are pushed to "Boldly Go" and I love that. I want to be that and reach into our world and be a force for positive change.

— Haley Taylor Schlitz, BS in Interdisciplinary Studies; Class of ‘19

Daniel Cantu in academic regalia during his commencement ceremony.

Transferring to TWU from NCTC was so simple. My on-campus job gave me valuable videography experience which led to a full-time position in my field.

— Daniel Cantu, transfer student, BBA in Marketing; Class of '19

Joan Denton posing in a kitchen setting with a stovetop behind her.

The Minerva Scholarship helped me financially so I did not have to stress over how I was going to pay for school and helped me make connections with other students who also wanted to own their own businesses.

— Joan Denton, MS in Nutrition; Class of ‘18

A portrait of Laura Hickman smiling in an office setting.

Everyone at TWU has been here to support and empower me through the struggles I have faced not only as an international student but adjusting to life in the US, finding my feet and fitting into a community. The diverse community of TWU has quickly become my home.

— Laura Hickman, International student, England, Pre-Dental Hygiene; Class of '21

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