Transfer Resources | Texas Woman's University

Resources for Future Pioneers

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Many financial aid options are available for transfer students, including scholarships, grants, loans and part-time campus jobs.

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The Touchstone program is a unique honors program designed for transfer students. It emphasizes research, leadership and service. Touchstone scholars have established a strong track record of placement in prestigious graduate and professional schools across the country, including TWU's graduate school.

100% of TWU's honor students receive a scholarship.

Touchstone Honors Program

Save time and money and follow a suggested transfer course order with one of our more than 30 partnerships with community colleges, dual credit high schools and other educational institutions.

Partners & Pathways

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Search bachelor's degrees to see how your Texas community college courses will apply to a TWU degree. Use the transfer guides to track your progress to graduation.

Transfer Guides

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Transferring courses in Texas is easier than in many other states because Texas has a Common Course Numbering System.

This means similar courses taught at public colleges and universities in the first two years of college are identified by common numbers at participating institutions.

Course Numbering System

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The College Credit for Heroes (CCH) program maximizes college credit awarded to veterans and service members for your military experience.

College Credit for Heroes

Ready to see how your credits will apply toward your TWU degree?

The number one topic that comes to mind for students transferring. . . “Will my credits transfer?” With just a few clicks, you can view how your courses fit into your program, making your transition to TWU simpler and clearer than ever. Explore your transfer options today and take the next step toward your academic goals!

See how your courses will transfer

Courses with highest denied transfer credits in AY 2024-25

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Texas Common Course Number	TWU Course Code	Course Name
BIOL 1406	BIOL 1111	Biology for Science Major I (lab portion)
PSYC 2301	PSY 1013	General Psychology
PHED 1164	KINS 1901	Introduction to Physical Fitness and Wellness
BIOL 2401	ZOOL 2011	Anatomy & Physiology I (lab portion)
PSYC 2314	PSY 1603	Lifespan Growth and Development

Programs with highest denied transfer credits in AY 2024-25

Nursing – BSN
Nursing Pre-Entry – BS
Biology – BS
Dental Hygiene RDH – BS
Psychology Entry – BS

Resources for Accepted Students

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Create your Pioneer Portal account to stay up-to-date on the status of your application and set up your TWU Gmail account.

For setup help, contact servicedesk@twu.edu or call 940-898-3971.

Create a Pioneer Portal

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Meet with your advisor during orientation or on your own time to make sure you are taking the correct courses and on the right track to graduation.

Meet your Advisor

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Attending transfer orientation is recommended as you will meet with your advisor and sign up for classes during orientation.

Transfer Orientation

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Find academic and student life resources for Texas Woman's Dallas and Houston campuses on the campus websites.

TWU Dallas Campus

TWU Houston Campus

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Texas Woman's is dedicated to helping you transfer and finish your degree with flexible online or hybrid degree completion programs, including options in business, health studies, nursing, dental hygiene, criminal justice and more.

Explore Online Degrees

Resources for Current Students

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The Campus Alliance for Resource Education (CARE) office acts as a one-stop-shop resource center for off-campus living, transfer, commuting and non-traditional (including veterans, students with children, adult learners and students who are adopted/aged out of foster care).

Services include events, a mobile food pantry, child care, the holiday gift program, lactation rooms, emergency aid and much more.

Visit CARE

TWU recommends advising at the start of every semester to make sure you are taking the correct courses and on the right track to graduation.

Meet your Advisor

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TWU offers many commuter parking option including a parking garage on the Denton campus. A parking permit is required to park on any TWU campus.

Visit the Parking Site

Purchase a Parking Permit

View a Parking Map

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TWU offers a variety of options for childcare. All campuses provided helpful resource information as well as lists of area providers. Denton students may be eligible for a voucher to help cover the cost of childcare.

TWU also offers offers a free drop-in child care program, The Clubhouse, to our students. Trained staff will be on hand to properly care for children ages 5-12 on a reservation or drop-in basis.

Learn about The Clubhouse

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