1# in Texas for student
1# in Texas for student diversity, 5th in the nation (tied) (U.S. News & World Report) 1# in DFW area for graduates’ earnings vs. cost 1# public university in the nation as a “Best Colleges for Students with Children” (bestcolleges.com) (Dallas Business Journal) 2
Anchoring a distinctive position Adding to its longtime distinction of being the nation’s largest woman-focused university, a “best-value” institution and an innovator in health, education and business, Texas Woman’s recently was recognized as the most diverse institution in Texas (fifth most diverse in the U.S.) and a leader in online graduate programs in nursing and education. TWU has a profound impact on Texas’ vitality. In addition to having an annual economic impact of .8 billion, we confer half of all doctoral allied health degrees and 24% of doctoral nursing degrees from Texas public universities each year, and 85% of our graduates find jobs or enroll in graduate school within a year of getting their degree. 3
