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Welcome to Graduate School at Texas Woman's University!


This online orientation is designed for new graduate students and we hope you find it helpful and informative. If you have any questions after viewing the orientation, please contact the Graduate School with the contact information listed below.


Texas Woman's University - Welcome Once you enter the orientation, you will see three different modules or areas of important information. Upon entering each module, the title of that module will be displayed at the top, left side of the page. Use this as your guide as you navigate through the three different modules and sub-menus.

Upon entering each sub-menu, the one you are currently in will be marked with a yellow flag. The section of the sub-menu you are in will be displayed in the text box on the right. If you see blue up and down arrows in the text box, there is more information to read.

If you need to get back to the main page of the module you are currently in, simply click on the spinning TWU sign that says "Back" at the bottom,right hand corner. To get back to the main page of the orientation, click on the spinning TWU again but this time it will say "Home."

Please visit this Test Page to see if you have the proper programs to use the orientation.

After you do that, you are ready to enter the Online Orientation! Enjoy it and again, please contact the Graduate School if you have any questions or comments.

After you complete the orientation, please return to this page to take a survey and give us your feedback. We will use it when updating the orientation.  Click here to take the survey.

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