01.08.2022 Views

Transfer Viewbook 2023-24

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

TRANSFER STUDENT<br />

<strong>2023</strong>-20<strong>24</strong>


Why Texas Woman’s?<br />

Pioneers<br />

are 12-time USA<br />

Gymnastics Collegiate<br />

National Champions<br />

2 Your<br />

Investment<br />

4 Quality<br />

Education<br />

6<br />

8<br />

Living on<br />

Campus<br />

Campus Life<br />

10<br />

12<br />

Denton, Texas<br />

Visit Texas<br />

Woman’s<br />

14 Admissions<br />

16 Degree<br />

Programs<br />

CONTENTS


As the nation’s first and only woman-focused<br />

university system, Texas Woman’s prides itself<br />

on providing women and men with a quality and<br />

well-rounded educational experience with a<br />

concentration on service, health and well-being,<br />

and integrity. Respect for diversity in all aspects<br />

of life and a safe campus environment are the<br />

hallmarks of a TWU education.<br />

WE ARE THE PIONEERS<br />

Colors:<br />

Maroon & white<br />

We wear maroon<br />

on Mondays<br />

Quality<br />

Since its founding more than a century ago, Texas<br />

Woman’s has become known for its contributions<br />

and leadership in the fields of nursing, education,<br />

physical therapy, occupational therapy, biology,<br />

kinesiology, nutrition, the arts and sciences,<br />

and business.<br />

Location<br />

Our booming North Texas location in the college<br />

town of Denton — just 40 miles from Dallas and Fort<br />

Worth — assures our students easy access to arts,<br />

culture and career possibilities. TWU also offers a<br />

variety of online courses for self-disciplined students<br />

who enjoy working independently.<br />

University hand<br />

sign with left<br />

hand: “TW”<br />

Mascot: Oakley, a<br />

Texas Barn Owl<br />

Value<br />

TWU is a public university offering the student<br />

support and small class sizes traditionally expected<br />

at a private university. Get more for your money at<br />

one of the most affordable universities in Texas,<br />

according to the Texas Higher Education<br />

Coordinating Board.<br />

Pioneer swag: Download TWU phone wallpapers<br />

and print TWU swag at twu.edu/pioneerswag<br />

Follow us<br />

@txwomans<br />

@TexasWomansUniversity<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 1


Your Investment at<br />

Texas Woman’s University<br />

At Texas Woman’s University<br />

More than half of our undergraduate students start<br />

their education at a community college or other<br />

four-year university and transfer to TWU. We offer<br />

small class sizes, a welcoming environment and an<br />

easy transfer process. We have partnerships with<br />

many community college systems to help ensure<br />

your college coursework will transfer toward your<br />

bachelor’s degree.<br />

twu.edu/finaid/types-of-aid<br />

twu.edu/transfer<br />

2 |<strong>Transfer</strong> Students


Scholarships<br />

At TWU, we believe in a quality<br />

education that is affordable and<br />

accessible. This is why we offer<br />

over $17 million in scholarships<br />

annually, including many just for<br />

transfer students. Most students<br />

are able to maintain their<br />

scholarships for up to two years.<br />

Scholarship award amounts can<br />

range from $500 to $2,500.<br />

For the most current information,<br />

full details and links to our<br />

complete list of scholarship<br />

opportunities, visit<br />

twu.edu/scholarships<br />

Scholarship Deadlines<br />

March 1, <strong>2023</strong><br />

Fall <strong>2023</strong> Semester<br />

December 14, <strong>2023</strong><br />

Spring 20<strong>24</strong> Semester<br />

TO APPLY, VISIT twu.edu/scholarships<br />

TWU scholarship system opens<br />

July 1, 2022 for Fall <strong>2023</strong><br />

Check all scholarship deadlines;<br />

some may vary<br />

Financial Aid<br />

Many financial aid options are<br />

available, including grants, loans<br />

and part-time campus jobs.<br />

Financial aid packages will usually<br />

include more than one type of aid.<br />

When you apply for financial aid,<br />

you are automatically considered<br />

for grants and loans.<br />

Find out more at twu.edu/finaid<br />

and follow the steps to apply.<br />

Financial Aid<br />

Priority Deadlines<br />

January 15, <strong>2023</strong><br />

Summer & Fall <strong>2023</strong> Semesters<br />

September 1, <strong>2023</strong><br />

Spring 20<strong>24</strong> Semester<br />

TO APPLY, VISIT twu.edu/finaid<br />

The Free Application for Federal<br />

Student Aid (FAFSA) for Fall <strong>2023</strong> will<br />

open October 1, 2022. Tax information<br />

from previous two years will be used.<br />

Apply for Scholarships<br />

& Financial Aid<br />

1. Apply to TWU at<br />

twu.edu/ApplyTexas<br />

2. Check your Pioneer Portal<br />

to be sure your application<br />

is complete and you<br />

are accepted<br />

3. Complete the FAFSA for<br />

Financial Aid at<br />

studentaid.gov and get<br />

matched with loans and<br />

need-based grants<br />

4. Complete Scholarship<br />

Applications<br />

• Apply and search for<br />

scholarships at<br />

twu.academicworks.com<br />

• Submit the general<br />

application and<br />

automatically match<br />

to “New Student<br />

Scholarships”<br />

Annual Cost of a TWU Education<br />

$1,050<br />

Books & Supplies<br />

$4,1<strong>24</strong><br />

Transportation &<br />

Other Expenses<br />

$8,730<br />

On Campus<br />

Room & Board<br />

$10,110<br />

15 credit hours<br />

for Fall & Spring<br />

in-state tuition<br />

& fees*<br />

Total Annual Cost:<br />

$<strong>24</strong>,014<br />

Texas college/university<br />

average: $35,898<br />

Source: www.collegeforalltexans.com<br />

Texas Higher Education<br />

Coordinating Board<br />

*Add $12,<strong>24</strong>0 for out-of-state tuition<br />

Moody’s rates TWU Aa3<br />

for financial stability<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 3


Earn a Quality Education<br />

Academic Quality<br />

Beyond the Classroom<br />

TWU students have the opportunity to learn and<br />

work with faculty members who pursue and apply<br />

research in their fields. Whether it’s developing<br />

programs to reduce violence against women,<br />

working with veterans and their families, expanding<br />

access for children with autism or identifying more<br />

effective ways to reduce cancer risks, research with<br />

TWU faculty will broaden your academic experience.<br />

twu.edu/faculty-profiles<br />

Career Connections<br />

TWU believes in opening doors for its students.<br />

The Career Connections Center provides advising<br />

services and tailored career planning for students<br />

and alumni for life. We help with all aspects of<br />

planning — from choosing a major to negotiating a<br />

salary after graduation. Our online resources, career<br />

readiness workshops, and national and international<br />

employer connections are just some of the services<br />

that demonstrate our commitment to<br />

student success.<br />

careerconnections.twu.edu<br />

4 | <strong>Transfer</strong> Students


Student Money Management Center<br />

TWU believes in the value of teaching students to make<br />

informed financial decisions. The center provides free and<br />

confidential peer-to-peer coaching sessions with a Maroon<br />

Money Mentor to create an action plan for your financial<br />

goals. Workshops and programs cover topics on a variety of<br />

financial issues affecting college students.<br />

twu.edu/smmc<br />

Internships<br />

Internships provide real-life, hands-on workplace training that<br />

adds experience to your degree while establishing networking<br />

contacts for your after-college career. The Pioneer Center for<br />

Student Excellence provides information on<br />

internships and more.<br />

twu.edu/internships<br />

100%<br />

Touchstone Honor Students<br />

Receive a Scholarship<br />

Online Degrees<br />

At Texas Woman’s, transfer<br />

students can complete their<br />

upper-level coursework and earn a<br />

bachelor’s degree 100% online or<br />

in a blended format offering online<br />

and traditional classes.<br />

twu.edu/online-programs<br />

• BAS in Health Studies<br />

• BBA in Accounting<br />

• BBA in Finance<br />

• BBA in Human Resource<br />

Management<br />

• BBA in Management<br />

• BBA in Marketing<br />

• Bachelor of General Studies<br />

• BS in Child Development<br />

(Child Development and Child<br />

Life tracks only)<br />

• BS in Criminal Justice<br />

• Dental Hygiene (RDH-BSDH)<br />

• BS in Education EC-6<br />

(Supplemental Certifications:<br />

ESL, SPED, Bilingual)<br />

• BS in Family Studies<br />

• BS in Health Informatics<br />

• BS in Health Studies<br />

• BS in Informatics<br />

• BS in Kinesiology<br />

(Sport Management)<br />

• RN-BS in Nursing<br />

• BS in Sociology<br />

Blended<br />

Online Format<br />

Programs offered in blended<br />

online format require limited<br />

on-campus experiences<br />

• BAAS in Health Sciences<br />

• BAAS in Professional Studies<br />

• BBA in Health Care Administration<br />

Touchstone Honors Program<br />

The Touchstone Program is a unique honors program<br />

designed for transfer students. It emphasizes research,<br />

leadership and service. Touchstone scholars have<br />

strong track record of placement in prestigious graduate<br />

and professional schools across the country, including<br />

TWU’s graduate school. No previous honors experience<br />

required to join.<br />

twu.edu/touchstone<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 5


WELCOME HOME<br />

Living on Campus<br />

Living on Campus<br />

With its historic buildings, Lowry Woods<br />

walking pathway, large turtles sunning by the<br />

Texas Pond and a bike-friendly atmosphere,<br />

TWU’s Denton campus is known for its beauty<br />

and as one of the safest colleges in the nation<br />

and state, according to the National Council for<br />

Home Safety and Security. Our students who<br />

live on campus feel like a part of the university<br />

community, have greater satisfaction with<br />

their college experience, perform better<br />

academically and are more likely to graduate.<br />

twu.edu/housing<br />

CARE Office<br />

TWU’s Campus Alliance for Resource<br />

Education (CARE) is a support center for<br />

commuters, veterans, adult learners, online<br />

learners, students with families, students living<br />

off-campus and those aged out of foster care.<br />

Dining Options<br />

Pioneer Kitchen has options available for all<br />

tastes and preferences. Enjoy Starbucks in<br />

the library, grab a salad on the go, hang with<br />

friends at Chick-fil-A or Qdoba in the Student<br />

Union at Hubbard Hall, or relax at Soulgood,<br />

an award-winning vegan restaurant in Oakland<br />

Complex. The state-of-the-art Dining Hall<br />

features a variety of food preparation and<br />

serving stations, including allergen-free menus.<br />

twu.edu/dining<br />

Living Learning<br />

Communities (LLC)<br />

Integrating experiences inside and outside the<br />

classroom, LLC students build connections with<br />

other students, faculty and university leaders<br />

by enrolling in the same classes, living together<br />

in residence halls, and participating in related<br />

social and academic activities.<br />

twu.edu/care<br />

Student Union<br />

at Hubbard Hall<br />

Grab a bite to eat, enjoy the game<br />

room, study in a lounge area, relax in<br />

the meditation room or explore the art<br />

gallery in the student union. Meeting<br />

rooms and conference space are<br />

available for organizations and special<br />

events. The renovated and expanded<br />

historical building became the new<br />

home of the student union in 2020.<br />

6 | <strong>Transfer</strong> Students


Residence Halls<br />

Stark Hall<br />

• 21 floors<br />

• Sophomore students only<br />

• Coed with private baths<br />

• Sorority suites available<br />

• On-site convenience<br />

market, computer lab,<br />

study space<br />

• In-hall laundry, study<br />

& social spaces<br />

• Double and private<br />

occupancy rooms available<br />

Guinn Hall<br />

• <strong>24</strong> floors<br />

• Sophomore students only<br />

• Coed with private baths<br />

• In-hall laundry, study<br />

& social spaces<br />

• Double and private<br />

occupancy rooms<br />

available<br />

• Gender-inclusive<br />

housing available<br />

Lowry Woods<br />

• Multi-complex apartments<br />

located on campus<br />

• Juniors & seniors only<br />

• Coed with private baths<br />

• Family housing available<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 7


What’s Outside the Classroom<br />

Athletics<br />

Our Pioneers compete in Division II athletics<br />

in basketball, gymnastics, soccer, softball and<br />

volleyball. We also have competitive teams in<br />

dance, STUNT, artistic swimming and wrestling.<br />

It’s easy to get involved and support the<br />

Pioneers. All games held on campus are<br />

free with your student ID.<br />

Fit & Rec<br />

Get healthy and make new friends by joining<br />

the fun at our Fitness and Recreation Center.<br />

The center offers a rock-climbing wall, indoor<br />

pool, personal trainers, group exercise classes,<br />

outdoor adventures and a new gaming lounge.<br />

You can also participate in intramural sports<br />

teams and be at the forefront of TWU’s<br />

e-sports initiative.<br />

twuathletics.com<br />

@twupioneers<br />

Performance Arts<br />

Texas Woman’s drama, dance and music<br />

students perform on campus throughout the<br />

year with reduced ticket prices for students.<br />

Some drama performances offer<br />

“pay-what-you-can” shows.<br />

twu.edu/fitandrec<br />

@twufitandrec<br />

@twu_fitandrec<br />

twu.edu/arts<br />

8 | <strong>Transfer</strong> Students


Special Events<br />

Fall and spring semesters are packed with<br />

campus activities, including movies, talent<br />

shows, festivals, road trips, art shows, block<br />

parties, health and well-being initiatives,<br />

fashion shows and cultural events.<br />

@TWUevents<br />

There are many options to connect with<br />

campus, develop new skills and make a<br />

difference in your community. With TWU’s<br />

Student Government Association, Greek life,<br />

diversity and cultural programs, civic<br />

engagement opportunities, academic clubs<br />

and other student organizations, there is a<br />

place for every interest and for everyone.<br />

twu.edu/student-organizations<br />

Our International Affairs programs create<br />

a welcoming environment for students and<br />

faculty, providing guidance and support<br />

throughout the education process.<br />

TWU<br />

OVERVIEW<br />

16,338<br />

Total students<br />

50<br />

Countries<br />

represented<br />

140+<br />

Student<br />

Organizations<br />

16<br />

National titles earned by 5<br />

athletics teams<br />

3<br />

Campuses + Collin Higher<br />

Education Center<br />

11%<br />

Denton students<br />

who are men<br />

49<br />

Bachelor’s<br />

Degree Programs<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 9


Denton is a Best<br />

College Town in Texas<br />

BestColleges.com<br />

Your home away from home<br />

#dentoning<br />

The experience of enjoying,<br />

discovering and exploring all<br />

that the great city of Denton<br />

has to offer.<br />

10 | <strong>Transfer</strong> Students


Discover<br />

DENTON, TEXAS<br />

Denton’s original and independent culture is<br />

powered by a strong sense of community that<br />

boasts a vibrant arts and music scene and an<br />

innovative business climate. A popular<br />

destination for music, film and food festivals,<br />

antique shows, art exhibits, vintage shopping,<br />

theater performances and a local farmers’<br />

market, Denton easily keeps more than 50,000<br />

college students entertained.<br />

DiscoverDenton.com<br />

Thin Line Film-Music-Photo Festival<br />

Multiple venues throughout Denton<br />

MARCH<br />

Twilight Tunes<br />

Thursday evening free concerts<br />

Downtown Square (1 mile from TWU)<br />

APRIL TO JUNE<br />

Denton Community Market<br />

Denton County Historical Park<br />

(1.25 miles from TWU)<br />

APRIL TO NOVEMBER<br />

Denton Juneteenth Celebrations<br />

Multiple locations throughout Denton<br />

JUNE<br />

Fourth of July Celebrations<br />

Multiple locations throughout Denton<br />

JULY<br />

North Texas Fair & Rodeo<br />

Carroll Boulevard (1 mile from TWU)<br />

AUGUST<br />

Arts & Autos<br />

Downtown Square<br />

SEPTEMBER<br />

Denton Blues Festival<br />

Quakertown Park (2 blocks from TWU)<br />

SEPTEMBER<br />

Arts & Jazz Festival<br />

Quakertown Park<br />

OCTOBER (may vary)<br />

Day of the Dead Festival<br />

Día de los Muertos<br />

Industrial Street (1 mile from TWU)<br />

OCTOBER<br />

Denton Holiday Lighting Festival<br />

& Wassail Weekend<br />

Downtown Square<br />

DECEMBER<br />

Bus Stop<br />

Public Transportation<br />

Visit twu.edu/care/commuting<br />

for tips on public transportation<br />

around Denton<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 11


Come Visit Texas Woman’s University<br />

Texas Woman’s<br />

Pioneer Preview<br />

Take a closer look at Texas<br />

Woman’s by attending one of our<br />

Pioneer Preview events scheduled<br />

throughout the year<br />

Learn about:<br />

• Admissions, housing<br />

financial aid & scholarships<br />

• Live student panel with<br />

Pioneer Ambassadors<br />

• Campus tours**<br />

One student will win a $1,000<br />

award toward tuition at each<br />

Pioneer Preview event.*<br />

If one of our visit events won’t<br />

work with your schedule, contact<br />

our Admissions Office in Denton at<br />

866-809-6130 or 940-898-3188<br />

or email admissions@twu.edu.<br />

*Students must be eligible for admission<br />

to TWU. Awards must be applied to Fall<br />

<strong>2023</strong> or Spring 20<strong>24</strong> tuition. Students<br />

must enroll full-time.<br />

**Some sessions and/or tours may be<br />

offered in Spanish.<br />

Take a Tour<br />

Take an on-campus tour of TWU’s<br />

Denton campus any day during<br />

the week. Spring and fall tours are<br />

offered Monday through Thursday,<br />

10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Summer tours<br />

are offered at 10 a.m. only.<br />

For more information and<br />

the next Pioneer Preview Day date, visit<br />

twu.edu/pioneerpreview<br />

twu.edu/visit/campus-tours<br />

12 | <strong>Transfer</strong> Students


50%<br />

First-generation students<br />

11% Men<br />

Tied for<br />

4th<br />

In the nation &<br />

2nd<br />

in Texas for diversity<br />

12,589<br />

Denton Students<br />

$17+ Million<br />

Scholarships awarded<br />

annually<br />

89% Women<br />

Our Campuses<br />

TWU Denton<br />

270-acre main campus<br />

Offers the largest selection of<br />

TWU undergraduate and graduate<br />

degree programs<br />

Denton is a Best College Town<br />

according to bestcolleges.com<br />

and named a top boomtown in<br />

America by smartasset.com<br />

TWU T. Boone Pickens<br />

Institute of Health<br />

Sciences - Dallas Center<br />

Located in the Southwestern<br />

Medical District<br />

Undergraduate Programs<br />

• Nursing (upper-level)<br />

Graduate Programs<br />

• Healthcare Administration*<br />

• MBA**<br />

• Nursing<br />

• Occupational Therapy<br />

• Physical Therapy<br />

TWU Institute of Health<br />

Sciences - Houston Center<br />

Located in the Texas<br />

Medical Center<br />

Undergraduate Programs<br />

• Nursing (upper-level)<br />

Graduate Programs<br />

• Healthcare Administration*<br />

• MBA**<br />

• Nursing<br />

• Nutrition and Food Sciences*<br />

• Occupational Therapy<br />

• Physical Therapy<br />

*Hybrid online program with course meetings on campus<br />

**100% online with seven-week courses<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 13


Admissions and Acceptance<br />

Admissions Requirements<br />

Admissions: All courses taken for<br />

academic credit from regionally<br />

accredited colleges will transfer to<br />

TWU. Some will apply toward<br />

degree requirements, and some<br />

may count as electives. TWU is<br />

committed to your success and<br />

making the transfer process easy.<br />

A Smooth <strong>Transfer</strong> Experience:<br />

Texas Woman’s makes<br />

transferring easy and helps you<br />

get the most value from your<br />

incoming transfer credits. Use our<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong>ology.com tool to see<br />

how many of your credits will<br />

transfer to TWU. With more than<br />

35 community college, university<br />

and proprietary partners<br />

statewide, TWU has pathways to<br />

shorten your time to graduation.<br />

Assured Admissions: Associate<br />

of Arts or an Associate of<br />

Science degree from a regionally<br />

accredited college or university.<br />

A cumulative GPA of at least 2.0<br />

on a 4.0 scale on all transferable<br />

college work and in good<br />

standing with previous institution.<br />

Regular Admissions: 12+ credit<br />

hours at a regionally accredited<br />

college or university earned after<br />

high school graduation.<br />

A cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 on<br />

a 4.0 scale on all transferable college<br />

work and in good standing with<br />

previous institution.<br />

Specific program deadlines:<br />

Nursing<br />

February 1, <strong>2023</strong> for Fall <strong>2023</strong><br />

August 15, <strong>2023</strong> for Spring 20<strong>24</strong><br />

Dental Hygiene<br />

January 10, <strong>2023</strong> for Fall <strong>2023</strong><br />

Note: Several departments have higher<br />

grade point average requirements for<br />

enrollment in advanced or upper-division<br />

coursework. Developmental coursework is<br />

not transferable.<br />

14 | <strong>Transfer</strong> Students


After You’ve<br />

Been Accepted<br />

• Download your Pioneer Swag<br />

twu.edu/pioneerswag<br />

• Set up your Pioneer<br />

Portal account<br />

portal.twu.edu<br />

• Access your Gmail account<br />

gmail.twu.edu<br />

• Apply for Financial Aid<br />

and Scholarships<br />

• Check your TSI status in<br />

Pioneer Portal<br />

• Submit Proof of<br />

meningitis vaccine<br />

• Register for Orientation<br />

(where you will meet your<br />

advisor and sign up for classes)<br />

• Apply for Housing<br />

• Pay Tuition and Fees<br />

Apply Now<br />

Application Process<br />

STEP 1: Apply online to TWU at twu.edu/ApplyTexas<br />

STEP 2: Pay the application fee of $50<br />

($75 for international students)<br />

For a full list of next steps, visit<br />

twu.edu/admissions/next-steps<br />

Don’t wait until you have been<br />

accepted. Apply for financial<br />

aid by January 15, <strong>2023</strong> and<br />

scholarships by March 1, <strong>2023</strong><br />

twu.edu/finaid<br />

STEP 3: Submit the following:<br />

• Application Fee<br />

• Official transcript from each college or university you<br />

previously attended to OAP@twu.edu<br />

• Permanent resident card (if needed)<br />

Submit application materials and certified checks, money orders<br />

or fee waivers to:<br />

TWU Admissions Processing<br />

P.O. Box 425649<br />

Denton, Texas 76204-5649<br />

For a complete list of steps, visit twu.edu/transfer<br />

*The SAT/ACT is optional for admissions at TWU but may be used for honors<br />

and scholarship purposes.<br />

<strong>Transfer</strong> Students | 15


More than 100<br />

undergraduate and<br />

graduate degrees<br />

offered<br />

Bachelor’s Degree Programs<br />

16 | First-Year Students


Undergraduate<br />

Programs<br />

College of Arts & Sciences<br />

Art<br />

• Art Education<br />

• Graphic Design<br />

• Studio Art<br />

Biochemistry<br />

Biology†<br />

Chemistry<br />

Chemistry/Biochemistry†<br />

Computer Science<br />

Criminal Justice<br />

Dance†<br />

English†<br />

• Literature<br />

• Writing & Rhetoric<br />

Fashion Design<br />

Fashion Merchandising<br />

• Management<br />

• Planning<br />

General Studies<br />

Find general studies<br />

concentration options<br />

visit twu.edu/genstudies<br />

Health Informatics<br />

History†<br />

Informatics<br />

Mathematics†<br />

Medical Technology<br />

Multicultural Women’s &<br />

Gender Studies<br />

• General Studies<br />

• Health Studies<br />

• Community Leadership<br />

Music†<br />

• Instrumental Performance<br />

• Liberal Arts<br />

• Piano Performance<br />

• Vocal Performance<br />

Music Therapy<br />

Political Science<br />

• Legal Studies<br />

• Politics, Policy, & Public Service<br />

Professional Studies<br />

Psychology<br />

• Health Psychology<br />

Social Work<br />

Sociology<br />

• Social Inequality<br />

Theatre†<br />

• Acting & Directing<br />

• Technical & Design<br />

College of Business<br />

Business Administration<br />

• Accounting<br />

• Entrepreneurship<br />

• Finance<br />

• Health Care Administration<br />

• Human Resource Management<br />

• Management<br />

• Marketing<br />

College of Health Sciences<br />

Communication Sciences<br />

Culinary Science & Food<br />

Service Management<br />

Dental Hygiene<br />

(Professional Entry-Level<br />

Program)<br />

Food & Nutrition in Business<br />

& Industry<br />

Health Sciences<br />

• Business<br />

• Health Studies<br />

• Nutrition<br />

Health Studies<br />

• Community Health<br />

• Public Health<br />

• Master’s Preparation<br />

Kinesiology†<br />

• Exercise Science<br />

• Sport Management<br />

Nutrition<br />

• Dietetics<br />

• Nutritional Sciences<br />

• Wellness<br />

RDH to BS in Dental Hygiene<br />

College of Nursing<br />

Nursing<br />

RN to BS in Nursing (BSN)<br />

College of Professional<br />

Education<br />

Child Development<br />

• Child Life<br />

Early Childhood Education*<br />

Education†<br />

Family Studies<br />

• Family & Consumer<br />

Dual Degrees<br />

BA Fashion Design & BBA<br />

(Entrepreneurship or Marketing)<br />

BA Fashion Design & BS Fashion<br />

Merchandising<br />

BS Fashion Merchandising & BBA<br />

(Entrepreneurship, Management<br />

or Marketing)<br />

Mathematics/Engineering (TWU/UNT)<br />

Accelerated Degrees<br />

Sometimes called a 4+1 degree<br />

(can be completed in 5 years),<br />

these programs allow you to<br />

earn your bachelor’s and master’s<br />

degrees faster.<br />

BBA/MBA Accounting<br />

BS Biochemistry/MS Chemistry<br />

BS Biology/PSM Biotechnology<br />

BS/MS Chemistry<br />

BS Dental Hygiene/MS Health Studies<br />

RDH-BS Dental Hygiene/<br />

MS Health Studies<br />

BA/MA English<br />

BS Kinesiology (Sport Management)/<br />

MBA Sport Management<br />

BA/MA Political Science<br />

BS/MA Political Science<br />

BS Psychology (School Psychology<br />

Accelerated Track<br />

Pre-Professional Degrees<br />

These are not majors, but if you choose<br />

a pre-professional track, your advisor<br />

will work to align your degree plan<br />

with prerequisite requirements for<br />

professional school.<br />

Pre-Med<br />

Pre-Occupational Therapy<br />

Pre-Physical Therapy<br />

Pre-Physician Assistant<br />

Certificates<br />

Adapted Physical Education<br />

Biological Research<br />

Business Leadership<br />

Musical Theatre<br />

Science, Society, and Sustainability<br />

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant**<br />

†Explore Teacher Certification tracks<br />

at twu.edu/TeachingCertifications<br />

*Pending approval from the Texas<br />

Higher Education Coordinating Board<br />

**Not available until Fall <strong>2023</strong><br />

For complete list of undergraduate,<br />

graduate and online programs<br />

visit twu.edu/programs-majors<br />

First-Year Students | 17


#TXWOMANS<br />

Texas Woman’s University is accredited by the Southern<br />

Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges<br />

(SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate, masters, and doctorate<br />

degrees, as well as undergraduate and graduate certificates.<br />

Questions about the accreditation of Texas Woman’s University<br />

may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of<br />

Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866<br />

Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling<br />

(404) 679-4500, or by using information available on<br />

SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org).<br />

EEO/AA/ADA twu.edu/nondiscrimination-statement

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!