Professional licensure/certification requirements vary by state and U.S. territory. The University may only enroll students in a licensure/certification program if they are located in a state/U.S. territory that accepts our program to meet the educational requirements for licensure/certification in their state/U.S. territory. Alternatively, students may complete an attestation that they intend to seek employment in a state/U.S. territory that accepts our program. Certain disclosures to students are required related to the acceptance of the institution’s program by states/U.S. territories for licensure/certification purposes. The regulations apply to new Texas Wesleyan University students applying directly into a licensure/certification program and to continuing Texas Wesleyan University students who seek a change of program into a licensure/certification program effective July 1, 2024.
Texas Wesleyan has contacted state and U.S. territory licensing/certification authorities to confirm whether its programs meet the educational requirements leading to professional licensure/certification. Other requirements may include professional certification exams, background checks and work experience, among others.
While Texas Wesleyan will update the information here every May, requirements can change throughout the year. If you intend to practice outside of Texas, you should contact the appropriate licensing/certification authority to verify whether Texas Wesleyan's programs meet licensure/certification requirements before enrolling.
Because the Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice program’s first year courses are face-to-face on the Texas Wesleyan campus, the applicant’s location is Texas and students may enroll regardless of state from which they are applying.
Alabama | Montana |
Alaska | Nebraska |
Arizona | Nevada |
Arkansas | New Hampshire |
California | New Jersey |
Colorado | New Mexico |
Connecticut | New York |
Delaware | Northern Mariana Islands |
District of Columbia | North Carolina |
Florida | North Dakota |
Georgia | Ohio |
Hawaii | Oklahoma |
Idaho | Oregon |
Illinois | Pennsylvania |
Indiana | Rhode Island |
Iowa | South Carolina |
Kansas | South Dakota |
Kentucky | Tennessee |
Louisiana | Texas |
Maine | Utah |
Maryland | Vermont |
Massachusetts | Virginia |
Michigan | Washington |
Minnesota | West Virginia |
Mississippi | Wisconsin |
Missouri | Wyoming |
American Samoa | Guam |
Puerto Rico | U.S. Virgin Islands |
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Alaska |
Arizona |
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Colorado |
Connecticut |
Delaware |
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Georgia |
Hawaii |
Idaho |
Illinois |
Indiana |
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Kentucky |
Louisiana |
Maine |
Maryland |
Massachusetts |
Michigan |
Minnesota |
Mississippi |
Missouri |
Montana |
Nebraska |
Nevada |
New Hampshire |
New Jersey |
New Mexico |
New York |
Northern Mariana Islands |
North Carolina |
North Dakota |
Ohio |
Oklahoma |
Oregon |
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Rhode Island |
South Carolina |
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Texas |
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Virginia |
Washington |
West Virginia |
Wisconsin |
Wyoming |
American Samoa |
Guam |
Puerto Rico |
U.S. Virgin Islands |
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Texas Wesleyan University relies on information provided by applicants and students to determine their location. A student’s location may impact their ability to enroll in a licensure/certification program. Students are required to promptly notify the university of any changes in their location, at which time the student’s location will be updated in the student information system. For the complete policy, see the Determination of Student Location Policy.
Students may change their current address information by completing the Student Address and Name Change Form and submitting it to the Office of Student Records (Registrar) in one of the following ways: