I never got to experience this campus because some of the recruiters who came to the TCC campuses were either; rude or what talk down about other four year campuses. I just did not care for the way Texas Wesleyan was presented to me by the recruiters. Maybe the University is a really good campus who needs better marketing by the recruiters they send out. And that is why I ended up and graduated from UT-Arlington..
Staff not very friendly. Checked the school out w my daughter after she was offered a scholarship. I know financial aid depts aren't the happiest/most fun place to be but I still expect to be treated respectfully & professionally. Was accused of lying on docs & questioned (interrogated) about how we are able to support ourselves (it was a VERY hard year for our fam). I left in tears. Humiliating experience. But, it all worked out. She is doing great at the other TWU (Texas woman's uni). TL/DR: bad experience. Wouldn't recommend based on fin. aid dept alone.
Not worth going to. Very over priced for what you get out of the school. Housing is terrible ants everywhere, air conditioning doesn’t work and the building it self is very dirty. WiFi works like every other day. The school is just too old. The meal plan is too expensive for the same food you would eat everyday and is not sanitary there was once a rat that a worker told me fell from the ceiling and they never closed down to fix the issue. This school doesn’t give a good actual college experience it just feels like being in high school all over again. Also, this area is not safe AT ALL. There’s been many assaults and robberies and you can even hear gunshots at night. I did not feel safe at the school at all and my parents were definitely upset about this campus. There’s always security on duty but yet, some how there’s always an incident that happens either on or near campus. They don’t even notify when some of the incidents take place. I personally wouldn’t recommend this school period.
This school is great for those students who want a 17:1 student teacher ratio. Great for the economically minded student looking to access new opportunities!
If you want the best educational experience of your life, then go here! I went. My kids will go. I was never disappointed in the professors or the learning.
Such a great school. The clases are small enough that you don't get lost in the crowd. The professors are amazing, extremely knowledgeable in their area of teaching & passionate about teaching. Plus they really encourage students to get to know them, and are so supportive. The campus and students are not intimidating at all. Really feels like everyone knows everyone. It might be a small school but it has a huge impact on its students & staff.
Made some great memories at this place. Plus, this place gave me a good college experiences.
TWU has given me a great college experience. The professors are very personable. The classrooms are small which allows you the opportunity to engage and build relationships with your peers. TWU has given me the tools to become a successful educator.
This campus is a wonderful starting ground for incoming freshman. From being greeted right on the first day of classes there is an interaction between both students and staff that is meaningful. While you have to be outgoing yourself, there are a numerous amount of opportunities that can help students engage with one another and help develop relationships. While this campus is growing little by little, there is more opportunity rising.
My son and I came to Texas Wesleyan University for his baseball tryout, but left with so much more. We arrived early to survey the area attempting to create a more relaxing tryout experience. Campus Security was our first interaction with university staff. They offered us general information with a kind greeting. We walked around for about ten minutes when another staff member approach us offering a professional greeting and general campus tour. He even walked with us to the Admissions office. In the Admissions office we were welcomed by student staffers, counselors and the Admissions Director. They offered us refreshments and gave us a tour of the Science Department and the Financial Department. My son was able to meet the Dean of his intended major for the Pre-Dentistry program. We were also given an opportunity to sit down with a Texas Wesleyan Financial Aid Advisor that same morning. We had not made a single appointment with any of these offices on campus. We finished in time for a short lunchbreak before heading to the baseball tryout. Once at the tryout, my son's first impression of the team was the players. They were welcoming and excepting. The head coach waved from the lawn mower while the assistant coach ran my son's tryout during practice. When all was done, my son made the team! Our first experience with the college that day was not packed full was bells, whistles, cheering and free stuff. It was a day full of polite, friendly, educated people all focused on proudly promoting their university, Texas Wesleyan. My son will be a member of the entering Freshman Fall Class 2017.
The teachers are patient, small class sizes, small campus size, and the curriculum is tailored toward what you will do in the field (Counseling). Couldnt imagine being any place else.
The reason why I love this place is because you can learn alot here and do alot of fun things while you are here learning and going to class