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At Texas Wesleyan, our intentionally small campus has a Texas-sized reputation and a rich history.

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It's not about us. It's about your time here, and we think smaller works in your favor. Smaller means you don't get lost in the crowd.

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We'll make sure you have all the information and tools you need to decide if Texas Wesleyan is the right place for you.

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Texas Wesleyan honored for its commitment to transfer students

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Student Success

Big changes come in threes. More ways to get a Smaller. Smarter. education

Our Golden Ram Tour Guides are ready to show you the campus

Rambassador Tour Guide Application is now open!

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All-new scholarships for freshman and transfer students

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Upcoming Events

5 things to do this summer (on a budget)

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The Golden Ram Tour Guide Application is now online!

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Haven't applied to college yet? It's not too late.

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Know which credits transfer – before you apply

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How do I get federal student loans?

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How to graduate from college debt free? Scholarships.

Submit your application to Texas Wesleyan before the priority date Dec. 15

Get ahead of the game and apply to TXWES before Dec. 15 priority date

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Want to afford a private education? Start with the FAFSA

Take a Daily Campus Tour of Texas Wesleyan today

What you get when you sign up for a daily campus tour at Texas Wesleyan

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What are colleges looking for? Take a look at these 3 big things

How to choose your major at Texas Wesleyan University

Trying to decide your college major? We have 3 questions to help

Texas Wesleyan University ranked second in Texas and 15th nationally in a study by LendEDU among 1,161 other four-year, private colleges and universities of students who graduated with the least amount of debt, averaging $12,360 per student.

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TXWES ranks 2nd in Texas in graduates with the least amount of student debt

NBC’s Golf Channel features new Ben Hogan Foundation Mentor Scholarship winner

NBC’s Golf Channel features new Ben Hogan Foundation Mentor Scholarship winner

Watch Texas Wesleyan’s AVP for Enrollment on the set of WFAA’s Good Morning Texas sharing tips for parents and students on financial aid and choosing a college.

Djuana Young makes appearance on Good Morning Texas to talk college admissions

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Community Outreach

Collegiate Academy at Dunbar High School advisory board meets

Department of Collegiate Partnership

Department of Collegiate Partnerships welcomes new staff member

Application to become a Golden Ram Tour Guide is now online!

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You can afford a private education

Help Undergraduate Admissions interview scholarship candidates

Texas Wesleyan has been ranked fourth in Time magazine’s list of both private and public colleges from across the country that have diversified the most since 1990.

No plans for spring break? Visit Texas Wesleyan

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