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Admissions Midwestern State University 3410 Taft Blvd Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 |
Mode of Admission: Undergraduate: · Beginning Freshmen (students who have only a high school or GED education - no college work) · Transfer Students (students who have attended another college or university) · Returning Students (students who have attended MSU previously) · Summer Guest (students who want to attend as a summer guest/transient student) · International Students (students who are citizens of a country other than the United States) · Special Programs (students interested in high school concurrent or non-degree external status)
Midwestern State University has a non-refundable non-transferable application fee of $25.00 for new undergraduate students, $35.00 application fee for graduate students (this includes post-baccalaureate and teacher certification) and a $10.00 matriculation fee for returning students. MSU students, who fail to enroll in a fall or spring term, must reactivate their admission to the university. Applications will not be processed until the application fee has been received. MSU Admissions will accept late applications online 7 days after the printed deadline. All late applications will be assessed a $25 late registration fee at the time of registration. Applications for admission are only applicable for the term submitted on the application (change of semester requests are not accepted). Applications will not be accepted after the printed deadline without individual approval. All application fees are non-refundable and non-transferable. NOTE: All transcripts and test scores must come directly from the issuing institution to MSU to be considered official. Student mailed or hand carried copies are considered unofficial.
Beginning Freshmen - For unconditional admission students must graduate from a high school accredited by a regional accrediting agency or from a high school accredited by the Texas Education Agency and must meet the following high school unit, class rank, and SAT/ACT score requirements: Units Required 4 English (non-remedial) *Academic electives: mathematics, science, U.S. history, U.S. government, world history, world geography, economics, social sciences, foreign languages, fine arts, computer science, business, journalism, speech, and physical education (limit of 2 units from band, choir, or P.E.).
Students whose high school transcript does not reflect ranking must submit scores of 1110/24 to be considered for unconditional admission. Students taking classes for concurrent/dual credit, must also have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on collegiate transfer work. To be eligible for advised admission, a student must have no more than one high school unit deficiency and an ACT composite score of 18 or higher or a SAT combined score of 870 or higher. If the student is eligible for advised admission, the Admissions Office will base its admission decision on an evaluation of the student’s high school GPA, units, and SAT/ACT scores. The advised admission status is a program designed to assist students whose entrance exam scores and/or class rank and grade point average suggest that with a monitored program, they will be successful in a college curriculum.
The Texas Success Initiative (TSI) is a program which was developed by the 78th Texas State Legislature under which all undergraduate students, who are not exempt, are required to take one of the following assessment tests to demonstrate their level of college readiness in math and English: THEA (formerly TASP), Accuplacer, Asset, or Compass. Click here for more information on TSI. If you are currently attending another college or university and would like to apply for transfer admission to MSU, you must:
If you have earned fewer than 18 hours of college credit, you must have your high school submit an official copy of your transcript. You must also meet the requirements for freshmen admission.
Summer Guest
If you attended MSU previously but stayed out of school for a long semester (fall or spring) or more, you must:
Post-Baccalaureate Students Students who have at least a bachelor's degree, but are not pursuing a master's degree - only taking courses for personal or professional reasons must:
Teacher Certification Students Students who already have at least a bachelor's degree who are seeking teacher certification must:
Note: Admission into the University does not guarantee entry into the teacher certification program. You must meet with the Certification Officer in the West College of Education for a deficiency plan. |
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