Texas Woman’s University Top Questions

I think the best thing about TWU was my mentors. Many of the professional staff at the school (teachers and program coordiators) helped shape me and guide me for my next step after graduation. They helped me through difficult times and were always there to give me adivice or just be a listening ear. Each of my mentors helped me see the pros and cons to multiple life decisions and contsantly encouraged me to reach whatever dream I was seeking. I would not have made it to graduate school without their help.

The smaller classes offered at Texas Woman's University is by far their most favorable factor. By having an average student-faculty ratio of 22:1, I am able to have a more hands on experience in the classroom. I acquire a better understanding of the material being taught through the allowance of questions to be asked during lectures. Furthermore, my ability to form a familiar relationship with my professors makes the classroom environment more comfortable. Establishing an applicable foundation of information is important since I want to be successful; therefore, I find these small classes to be very beneficial.

It is a very competitive school to get into. This means that everyone that is there has worked hard to be where they are and will work hard to get where they want to be.

It's the same education you would receive elsewhere, but much less frustrating to deal with, more user friendly and safer feeling.

The best things on campus are the students. Everyone is very friendly, and they are always more than willing to help. Students help one another not only in class, but out of class as well. There is a great amount of facility to just talk to the person right next you, and ask for help or advice. Students like to work together and learn together.

The best thing about TWU is that classes are small and more personal. I grew up in Austin and always heard horror stories about the 500 person class at UT, and never wanted to experience that. Also, TWU truly cares about its students. Programs, such as the Honors program that I am in, support students not only in their accademic growth, but social and personal growth as well. In addition, TWU is very generous with scholarships, so many students are able to get through their undergrad program without a dollar of debit in loans.

The class size, the classes are small enough that you get to know your professors and improves the learning environment.

The best thing about Texas Woman's University is all the extra help avaliable to students

TWU is unique because of all the female students. Being a girl, I always feel very welcomed with all the other girls around. Anyone is open to help others out and its a very special feeling of being accepted at this school.

I haven't attended the college yet which is why my answers to all the questions were not applicable or neutral or just randomly picked. I 've heard great things about the University and I look forward to going there but I do not have any first hand experience of that college.