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Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls holds Texas's specific designation as a public liberal-arts university, now part of the Texas Tech University System, giving it a residential, small-class character unusual among the state's larger public universities.
Nursing, business, and the sciences are established programs, taught with more direct faculty contact than students would get at a large Texas flagship, consistent with the university's liberal-arts-university charter.
The campus has a genuinely residential feel by Texas public-university standards, with a smaller, quieter city setting near the Oklahoma border, and Division II athletics give it conventional college sports rhythms.
Admission is accessible and Texas-resident-heavy, with review weighted toward academic preparation rather than a heavily competitive or essay-intensive process.
Graduates tend to stay in North Texas and the broader Texas job market, with nursing and business graduates finding regional placement pipelines in and around Wichita Falls.
RequiredTexas Foundation High School Program with Distinguished (or Distinguished with Endorsements) diploma
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