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Yes, TWU has online programs. It offers 45 online undergraduate and graduate programs, such as Dental Hygiene, RN to BSN, General Studies, Education, Kinesiology, Library Science, and Counseling.

Yes, TWU is legitimate because it has accreditation. This stamp of approval is important because it signifies that a school consistently meets high academic standards in delivering quality education and practicing fiduciary responsibility. 

All online schools on OnlineU are institutionally accredited.

TWU is known for its ethnic diversity and for being the nation's largest university system focusing primarily on women. More new healthcare workers graduate from TWU than any other Texas university, and TWU conducts research aiding in the prevention and treatment of childhood obesity, osteoporosis, stroke, and diabetes. TWU is also a member of the Women's College Coalition, helping to transform the world through the education and success of women and girls.

According to College Scorecard, online bachelor's degrees in nursing and dental support services — such as dental hygiene — provide the highest earnings for graduates. Distance learners graduating with these degrees may earn annual median salaries of $68,955 and $64,042, respectively.

No, TWU accepts all applicants regardless of gender. Though in the minority, 11% of enrolled students are male.

Getting into TWU isn't very difficult, as 94% of students who apply are accepted. This may be partially because TWU does not require submitting entrance exam scores. However, this is subject to change, and you should check with an admissions counselor to verify.

Admission requirements for include submitting official high school transcripts showing a minimum 2.0 GPA, ranking in the top 50% of your graduating class, and completing required core curriculum classes. Applying also requires completing an enrollment application and submitting a $50 application fee. 

You may be assured admission if you graduated from an accredited Texas high school during the past two years and ranked in the top 25% of your graduating class. However, in this case, ACT or SAT scores are required for proper advising, course placement, and scholarship consideration.