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Why study at the University of Denver?
The University of Denver (DU) is the Rocky Mountain Region’s premiere educational institution with a strong reputation for quality, innovation and scholarship. DU offers the benefits of a small, private college and the access and resources of a large research institution. More>>
Does a degree earned while attending TWC come from TWC or DU?
When you graduate from The Women’s College of the University of Denver (TWC) your diploma is conferred by the University of Denver. This is a DU degree delivered in a weekend and evening package. Once you graduate you are part of the DU Alumni Association as well as The Women’s College Alumnae Association and receive all the benefits of both organizations including the networking events and career services benefits.
How much does it cost?
A University of Denver education represents an investment in your future. A DU degree makes employers take notice, and it opens doors into the top-ranked graduate and professional programs in the country. DU’s commitment to adult education begins with a significant reduction in cost per credit hour from the traditional rate making it affordable and competitively priced. Please click on the link for more information including cost of fees and books. More>>
Do I have to file a FAFSA?
Students must reapply for financial aid each year to be considered for federal financial aid. Many scholarships will ask that you have a completed FAFSA. If you would prefer not to use federal financial aid, other payment options are available. More>>
Are there scholarships available?
All incoming students submit an essay, résumé, and letter of recommendation in the application process. These items help determine, along with the information obtained from your FAFSA report, eligibility for new student scholarships. The Women's College awards a number of qualifiying students entering the college partial scholarships every quarter. These scholarships help students offset some of the expense of a college education, and they will follow the students through graduation. More>>
Are there online classes?
We have blended classes available every quarter. A blended class meets part of the time in the classroom and part of the time online. During the weeks that a class meets “online” students will be given assignments and deadlines but will not have to be at a computer or at The Women’s College during a designated time. However, the majority of the degree requirements will be earned while taking classes on campus with students participating in our collaborative, engaged learning community.
Why do your programs include math, science, and language classes?
The Women’s College sets high expectations in a demanding learning environment where students claim a top quality University of Denver degree through their commitment and perseverance. The academic programs are rooted in a liberal arts curriculum preparing students for inquisitive, analytical, and global problem-solving. TWC students sharpen their skills to respond to industry changes and trends, advance their careers, or prepare to enter the job market.
Resources are available free of charge to help students succeed. More>>
Where are the classes held?
The Merle Catherine Chambers Center for the Advancement of Women was built to honor women—it is our home on the beautiful DU campus. The Women’s College shares the facility with other organizations that foster the educational and economic advancement of women and girls. It is a remarkable facility devoted to women's education, leadership, philanthropy, and community service. The majority of our classes are held in the Chambers Center, and others are held in Sturm Hall or other nearby facilities on the DU campus. More>>
Do I need to take the ACT or SAT? Although we do not require ACT or SAT scores, applicants will need to have a high school diploma or a GED.
Do you offer nursing degrees or Master’s degrees?
The Women’s College of the University of Denver (TWC) offers bachelor's degrees and certificate programs in Business Administration, Communication, Conflict Management Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies, Information Technology Studies, Law and Society, Leadership Studies, and Writing. More>>
How do I apply? Submit an application, a resume, a letter of recommendation, and an essay. Once all these items are received applicants schedule an admission conference. After they are accepted, they meet with an adviser for an enrollment conference.
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