Future Graduate Students
- How To Apply Booklet - Graduate Students (PDF)
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Application for Admission
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Graduate Admissions
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Graduate Record Exam (GRE)
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Admissions Requirements by Program
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Application Deadlines
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Tuition and Fees
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Academic Common Market
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TWU Office of Financial Aid
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Technology Refresher Courses
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Distance Education
Current Graduate Students
- Thesis and Dissertation Consultation
- TWU Commencement Extravaganza
- Allsup-Lane Scholarship [Word]
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Application for Graduation
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New Graduate Student Orientation
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Graduation Ceremony
- Master's Degree Plan [Word]
- Master's Degree Plan 2nd Page [Word]
- Doctoral Degree Plan [Word]
- Change in Degree Plan [Word]
- Prospectus Cover Sheet [Word]
- Request for Reduced Tuition (Code 3) [Word]
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TWU Office of Financial Aid
- Graduate Council Award for Exceptional, Original Scholarship [Word]
TWU is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award baccalaureate, master's and doctoral degrees. Over 5,000 graduate students are enrolled at TWU in 66 master's and 23 doctoral programs of study.
Graduate study began at Texas Woman's University in 1930, and since 1952 the Graduate School has operated as a unit under its own Dean and Graduate Council. Doctoral degrees were first awarded at the University in 1953.
"I researched several graduate schools before deciding on TWU. The quality academic programs, knowledgeable and conscientious professors and supportive learning environment made TWU a great fit for me."
Abigail Leddy, a biology graduate, was an Award of Excellence recipient by The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi for 2007-08. She was among only 100 students nationwide to receive this honor, which provides a $2,000 stipend for first-year graduate study.