Check out the resources available through the Pioneer Center for Student Excellence. Our services support your academic success both in and out of the classroom. We have offices on all three campuses and provide assistance to all students, regardless of degree or major.
Resources for students
Improve your academic skills such as time management, test taking and note taking.
Meet with an advisor to develop your plan to earn your degree.
Internships are a great way to get job experience, and you may even qualify for course credit.
These opportunities provide you with skills outside of the classroom.
The one-day virtual program gives grad students the opportunity to make significant progress on their dissertation.
Master’s and doctoral students compete by presenting their thesis/dissertation topic in just 3 minutes.
Two programs funded by the U.S. Department of Education dedicated to increasing the retention and graduation rates for low income, first-gen, and/or students with disabilities.
A program funded by the U.S. Department of Education to increase PhDs among low income, first-gen, and/or racially/ethnically underrepresented students in graduate programs.
Promise Summer Bridge Program
Are you a first-time-in-college student who has signed the Promise Pledge? TWU offers a great summer bridge program just for you! During this program, you’ll participate in in-person and virtual activities that will help you prepare for the fall semester.