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At Midwestern

State, professors

know the names

of their students

and students have

the opportunity to get to

know their professors.

That kind of individual

attention is one of the

reasons that students

choose MSU. Come be a

part of our friendly

campus community.

You’ll immediately feel

at home, and your

education will be

first rate!

MSU PRESIDENT

JESSE W. ROGERS, PH.D.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

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LEARNING

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Wichita Falls, a thriving community, offers

big-city entertainment, along with internships

and career options after graduation!

MSU’s pedestrian-friendly

campus is full of handsome

buildings, pecan trees, and

open areas for studying or

playing pick-up games.

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THE RIGHT FITBe prepared for a “This is it” feeling to wash over you when you visit the campus of

Midwestern State University! From the admissions staff, to professors and coaches, to the

MSU students who greet you when you visit, you’ll experience a warm Texas welcome.

With over 60 majors and several pre-professional programs to choose from, you’re sure to

find your academic interest as a student at MSU. For your best learning, challenge yourself

academically. We urge you to research opportunities with our professors and programs like

Honors, Study Abroad, and internships within your academic major. We offer academic

support in the form of academic advising, tutoring, and classes to help you build skills for

success. Traditions, like the torchlight parade, bonfire at homecoming, and the Burns Fantasy

of Lights in December will make your college experience memorable.

BEST VALUE FOR YOUR FUTURE

Our low student-to-faculty ration, combined with the annual cost of tuition and room and board,

make MSU one of the best values for learning in higher education. Midwestern State University was

recently named “One of the 10 least expensive public colleges for out-of-state students” by U.S. News

and World Report. As a public institution, our tuition is affordable. In addition, around 70% of our

students receive financial aid in the form of grants, scholarships, student loans, and work-study

programs. We offer the cost of a public university but the feel of a private education with professors

who will know you well. Each year over 6,400 students from 26 states and 52 countries attend MSU.

That’s because MSU is the right size, the right place, and the right fit! Midwestern State University –

make it yours by setting up a visit today!

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More than $50.2 million in grants,

loans, scholarships, and work-study

was awarded to MSU students

during the 2010-2011 academic year.

You won’t be lost in

the crowd. Our

friendly, caring staff

members and

professors are ready

to help.

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MSU is the only Texas member of

COPLAC (Council of Public

Liberal Arts Colleges), a peer

group of select institutions across

the country that promote

a superior liberal arts education.

“The size of the

University is perfect;

the professors are so

approachable. MSU has

motivated me and

helped me decide upon

my goals for the future.

It’s a great place to get

an education.”

IAN LATHAM

PSYCHOLOGY/CRIMINAL JUSTICE

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

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“You can walk

everywhere and enjoy

the beautiful color

combination on

campus – the red of

the brick, the lush

green trees, and the

landscaping.”

MADLEN GOHLKE

PSYCHOLOGY

BRAUNSCHWEIG, GERMANY

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MCCOY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Three laboratories for robotics,

invention, and design, with a glass

box cut through the exterior of the

building to invite the sun: be sure

to see the new changes to one of

MSU’s original buildings.

FAIN FINE ARTS CENTER

With a 475-seat theatre and the

smaller, flexible studio theatre,

performances shine at MSU! The art

wing features spacious studios and

a gallery, and our TV production

studio airs programs on Time

Warner Cable. Listen for student

compositions emanating from the

new Instrumental Music Hall,

completed in the summer of 2010.

DILLARD COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION Completed in

2006, Dillard is now an accredited

school with AACSB – The

Association to Advance Collegiate

Schools in Business. Students can

celebrate with a Starbucks

Grande in the Café at Dillard!

VISUALIZE THE POSSIBILITIES

THE REAL DEAL

You know how some college campuses feel like a “real” college while others don’t? Midwestern State is

the Real Deal. One reason is that so many students live on campus – and that’s because it’s so easy to feel

at home here. The heart of activity is the Clark Student Center, where you can eat delicious, healthy food

at the Mesquite Dining Hall or the Food Court. Visit the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, or pick up a

smoothie or mocha frappe at Java City.

NEW STANDARD IN CAMPUS LIVING

Close to the Student Center you’ll find Sundance Court, which offers apartments with living rooms,

kitchens, 2 bathrooms, and either 2 or 4 bedrooms. Spacious floor plans, walk-in closets, study lounges,

computer labs, and outdoor gas grills – it all takes campus living to a new standard! (There are other

fabulous living arrangements on campus as well, with Sunwatcher Village and Bridwell Courts.) Not far

from our residence facilities is the amazing Bruce and Graciela Redwine Student Wellness Center. With

over 50 cardio machines (each with its own television), plenty of free weights and weight machines, and

an indoor track, this facility is truly one of the best in the country. What else? An outdoor aquatics area,

state-of-the art group fitness rooms, and a fully equipped gymnasium.

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PASSIONATE ABOUT TEACHING“Most of my professors were adamant about making the freshmen feel welcome,” recalls a

student majoring in business management about her first year at MSU. “They said, ‘Come talk

to me sometime,’ and that really helped with my transition.” That’s the rule, not the

exception, at MSU. Our professors are here because they love to teach. Whether you need

help with the latest concept in Calculus class or ideas for your art project, visit your

professors in their offices. See how accessible they truly are at MSU!

AMAZING SUPPORT

Advisors at the Academic Success Center guide incoming students in the selection of their

coursework. They also help “undecided” students explore career options and choose a major.

Eventually, students are assigned a faculty or staff advisor in their areas of study. Whether you are

working with an academic advisor or a professor, you will be mentored in the selection of your

courses and in your personal and professional development.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH AND EXCELLENCE

MSU professors are passionate about research, and they’ll encourage you to get involved and share

your results through opportunities like UGROW. (This program gives biology, chemistry, computer

science, engineering, geosciences, and math students the tools to be involved in interdisciplinary

research, with stipends and scholarships available.) The Honors Program offers

high-achieving students a challenging learning experience, from the Honors

Introductory Seminar, to Honors classes taught by outstanding faculty, to the Honors

Capstone Course. Students in this program enjoy opportunities for research projects,

field trips, professional conferences, scholarships, study abroad experiences, and

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If you are not sure about a major, your

advisor will have plenty of strategies to

help you find the right area of study for

your skills and interests.

Most undergraduate

classes have fewer

than 30 students.

Full-time professors

teach 88 percent of

all classes. Many hold

the highest degree in

their field.

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DR. DAVID BARBOSA AND DR. MARY GARZA

received a $1.48 million grant from the U.S.

Department of Education, Office of English

Language Acquisition, for Project BOW

(Bilingual Opportunity Window).

JAMES HOGGARD, the Perkins-Prothro

Distinguished Professor of English, was honored

as a Texas Poet Laureate.

DR. TERRY PATTON, the first F. Robert Madera

Professor of Accounting, serves as a consultant

for the Governmental Accounting Standards

Board (GASB), the policy-setting board for

generally accepted accounting standards for

governmental accounting.

DR. BEVERLY STILES, Associate Professor of

Sociology, was named Hardin Professor for

2010. This is the highest honor bestowed upon a

faculty member at the university each year.

DISTINGUISHED FACULTY “The faculty, staff, and

students operate at such

a high level here. I feel

like we’re people with a

common goal and we all

want each other to

succeed.”

DALE MCDONALD

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MCCOY SCHOOL OF

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“As an intern for a

congressman in DC,

I gave tours of the

Capitol, screened the

mail, and shadowed a

legislative aide. I even

advised the congressman

on how to vote.”

TRAVIS STEGNER

POLITICAL SCIENCE/PRE-LAW

WICHITA FALLS, TX

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OUTSTANDING PREPARATIONReal-world experience is crucial to your career. MSU

professors and staff will help you connect with internships

and work-based learning for valuable hands-on experience.

Business students invest real money in a student managed

investment fund with Bloomberg terminals in

the STAR (Security Trading and Research) Lab.

Get communications experience writing for the

MSU newspaper or anchoring our TV newscast.

Nursing majors work in hospitals, education

students teach in local schools, and study

abroad programs provide valuable cultural and

educational experiences.

THE LIBERAL ARTS ADVANTAGE

Your liberal arts foundation at MSU keeps you flexible and increases your

appetite for lifelong learning. Employers seek the qualities gained by studying

the liberal arts: great written and oral communication skills, enhanced higher

order thinking abilities, and an openness to challenge and

diversity. These skills are transferable from one career to

another, which is so important in today and tomorrow’s

ever-changing global economy. An education at MSU in the time-honored

tradition of the liberal arts and sciences is the best preparation for a

meaningful life and professional career. Step into your future with

confidence when you hold a degree from Midwestern State!

You will want to get to know the Career

Management Center staff. They’ll help you

write a resume, look for internships, and

prepare for a career after graduation.

Projects emphasizing

team work and

problem-solving are

encountered in many

MSU programs such

as engineering.

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ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT OF

STUDENT AFFAIRS Tyler, Texas

BIOLOGY PROFESSOR

Hardin-Simmons University

DIRECTOR

Texas Make-A-Wish Foundation

ENGINEER Texas Department of

Public Transportation

FINANCIAL ANALYST Dallas, Texas

SUPERINTENDENT Keller Independent

School District, Keller, Texas

INSURANCE UNDERWRITER

Dallas, Texas

NATURAL HISTORY PROFESSOR

University of Vermont

NURSE PRACTITIONER Wichita Falls

Independent School District

PRESIDENT OF UTMB MEDICAL

SCHOOL Galveston, Texas

TAX ATTORNEY Houston, Texas

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING

Neiman Marcus Catalog and Web

Dallas, Texas

PRESIDENT/PUBLISHER of

Corpus Christi Caller Times

Corpus Christi, Texas

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“I’m really glad I joined the Honors

Program. We take at least one Honors

class every semester, and we attend

music concerts, art exhibits, and lectures

together.”

DAYSI GARCIA

MATH

IOWA PARK, TEXAS

“My math professor was able to break

down the material. She would stop class

and make sure every student understood.

It was really one-to-one and very

personable.”

ANTUAN JEFFERY

MASS COMMUNICATIONS

DENTON, TEXAS

“For one of my first engineering classes,

we consulted at a local cheesecake

company. The owner needed to know

how to maximize what he did. We

studied the layout and recommended a

more efficient process. It was a good first

experience.”

MARK HARKOO

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

MARABELLA, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, WEST INDIES

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“As a professor, I see

freshmen unaware of

their potential to learn.

Then they reach their

senior level, and I see

professionals walking

out the door. It’s very

gratifying.”

JAMES JOHNSTON

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, RADIOLOGIC SCIENCES

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PROGRAMS FOR THE FUTUREDILLARD COLLEGE OFBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONAccounting EconomicsFinanceGeneral BusinessManagementManagement Information SystemsMarketing

GORDON T. AND ELLEN WESTCOLLEGE OF EDUCATIONEducation

•Bilingual Education•Elementary Certification•Post Baccalaureate Certification•Secondary Certification•Special Education

KinesiologySport and Leisure Studies

LAMAR D. FAIN COLLEGEOF FINE ARTSArtMass CommunicationMusicTheatre

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCESAND HUMAN SERVICESAthletic TrainingCriminal JusticeDental HygieneExercise PhysiologyNursing (with RN to MSN option)Radiologic Sciences (with AAS option)Respiratory CareSocial Work

PROTHRO-YEAGER COLLEGE OFHUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESApplied Arts and SciencesEnglishHistoryHumanitiesInternational StudiesPolitical SciencePsychologySociologySpanish

COLLEGE OF SCIENCEAND MATHEMATICSBiologyChemistryClinical Laboratory ScienceComputer ScienceEnvironmental ScienceGeosciencesMcCoy School of Engineering

•Interdisciplinary Engineering**Pending approval by the Texas Higher

Education Coordinating Board.

•Mechanical EngineeringMathematicsPhysics

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSPre-DentistryPre-EngineeringPre-LawPre-MedicinePre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-Veterinary

ADDITIONAL AREAS OF STUDY(not degree programs)Air Force ROTCAthletic Trainer CertificationBroadcastingDigital MediaEntrepreneurshipFrenchGermanJournalismPhilosophyPublic Relations and AdvertisingSpeech CommunicationStatistics

GRADUATE DEGREESBiologyBusiness AdministrationComputer ScienceCounselingCurriculum and InstructionEducational LeadershipEducational TechnologyEnglishExercise PhysiologyHealth Services AdministrationHistoryHuman Resource DevelopmentNursing

•Family Nurse Practitioner•Family Psychiatric Mental Health

Nurse Practitioner•Nurse Educator

Political SciencePsychologyPublic AdministrationRadiologic SciencesReading EducationSchool CounselingSpecial EducationSport AdministrationTraining and Development

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“I received a scholarship

from the business

women of Wichita Falls,

so I was able to meet

many of the professional

women in town. And my

sorority works with the

Boys and Girls Club.”

SILVIA PATINO

BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT/SPANISH

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TEXAS-STYLE LIVINGLocated 15 miles from the Red River marking the Texas-Oklahoma border, Wichita Falls is the

county seat of Wichita County and is considered the population center of North Texas.

Wichita Falls is a perfect size for a city – 105,000 people who know how to live right, with

old-fashioned barbeques and outdoor music concerts. The city holds well-attended events

like the Hotter ‘n’ Hell Hundred and FallsFest, a city-wide festival held in September. The

Wichita Falls Museum of Art, located right on the campus of MSU, hosts Live @ the Lake, a

series of annual outdoor concerts.

MSU students enjoy mixing with this vibrant community. Have fun playing at a local Paintball

field. Play mini-golf and ride go-carts at The Plex. Watch Wildcats hockey games in a coliseum

seating 10,000 people. Enjoy disc golf courses and 40 miles of biking trails around the city –

including the trail around Sikes Lake, which happens to be right on our campus! River Bend

Nature Center holds 15 acres of trails, wetlands, and a butterfly and nature conservatory.

Check out the nearby Sikes Senter Mall for 80 specialty shops, restaurants, and movie

theatres. Castaway Cover Water Park has exciting water slides, concerts, and sand volleyball. Be sure to

enjoy the city’s very own professional symphony and ballet troupe.

INTERNSHIPS, JOBS, AND MORE!

Wichita Falls won’t let you down when it comes to internships and career opportunities. The city

is home to many manufacturing, professional, and retail businesses, as well as health care systems

and public schools. There are plenty of employers just waiting for you to knock on the door.

Alcoa/Howmet is a large area manufacturer, employing over 1,000 people. Sheppard Air Force Base,

which produces combat pilots for both USAF and NATO, is the largest employer in the area. The

base employs over 12,000 military and civilian personnel, including 5,000 students.

Quick – put on your jogging

gear, grab an apple at the

Food Court, run around Sikes

Lake, and you can still make

it to class on time!

Hotter ‘n’ Hell

Hundred is the largest

sanctioned U.S. bike

race with over 10,000

riders participating

each August.

Go Mustangs!

Take the challenge: visit all 37

parks throughout Wichita Falls

including Lucy Park, a 178-acre

sanctuary of cottonwoods,

pecans, and other native trees.

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PL AYING TO WIN

If you want to be an athlete in an environment that holds the highest standards of

scholarship, competition, and personal growth, then NCAA Division II at MSU is the way

to go. Our talented athletes from across the nation compete against schools from Texas,

Oklahoma, and New Mexico in the Lone Star Conference, one of the top leagues in the

country in our division.

EXCELLENT FACILITIES, AWESOME FAN SUPPORT!

With seating for 14,500 fans, our Memorial Stadium is one of the finest football stadiums in Texas. The

D.L. Ligon Coliseum, site of all home basketball and volleyball events, seats 3,640. The MSU Soccer Field

seats 1,500 fans who watch our soccer teams play on one of the best natural grass fields in the

Southwest. A lighted, eight-court tennis facility and a new Mustangs Park for softball round out MSU’s

repertoire of fabulous athletic facilities. And talk about fans: our athletes enjoy whole-hearted support

from MSU students and the Wichita Falls community. Imagine maroon and gold tailgate parties, fun

contests, free giveaways, and fireworks. See the painted Mustang Maniacs leading the crowd in a cheer?

That’s game day at MSU.

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Not planning to be a varsity athlete

but still want to participate? Many

recreational sports are offered on

campus, from bowling to Frisbee golf

to starting something new!

NCAA DIVISION IIINTERCOLLEGIATEATHLETICS

Basketball (M,W)

Cross Country (W)

Football (M)

Golf (M,W)

Soccer (M,W)

Softball (W)

Tennis (M,W)

Track (W)

Volleyball (W)

CLUB SPORTS

Cycling (M,W)

Rugby (M)

“Our athletic director

says you are a student

first, an athlete second.

Being a Division II

athlete has allowed me

to focus on my academic

career and athletics.”

ASHLEY MEEK

MECHANICAL

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“Getting involved in

campus activities is key

to becoming a Mustang.

We have a lot of

traditions, and there

are so many different

clubs and activities

for getting involved.”

MATT FOX

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Get involved right away – move into your

residence hall a day early and join the Movin’

Mustangs, to help fellow students settle into

their rooms. Special programs offered the first

week in the halls will help you meet a whole

new network of friends, get to know your

Resident Assistant, and become familiar with

campus life.

FIND OUT WHO YOU ARE BY JUMPING IN

Watch new friendships blossom as you start to participate

in clubs and organizations. Develop skills you never knew

you had, like discerning when to speak up and when to

stay quiet in a meeting, or knowing what to do with all the

silverware around your plate at a banquet. Pursue the

Leadership Education and Achievement Program (LEAP),

designed especially for students aspiring to be leaders.

Want to co-create the “big picture” plan? Join the University

Programming Board and help choose the entertainers who

come to campus.

An involved student is a successful

student who happens to have many

new friends. Choose from over 100

active student organizations! If

there isn’t a group to suit your

interests, start one of your own.

Our student groups include:

• 28 Academic Societies

• 20 Special Interest Clubs

• 17 Honor Societies

• 14 Nationally Affiliated

Fraternities and Sororities

• 15 Religious Organizations

• 5 University Committees

• 5 Governing Councils

ACTIVITIES LIST

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Gain academic credit

as a freshman or

sophomore while

studying in France

or Spain. Or take

advantage of other

travel opportunities

that offer six credit

hours during the

summer. Recent guests of our Artist-Lecture

series have included luminaries such

as Soledad O’Brien, Mike Huckaby,

and Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat

Band, an 18-piece jazz ensemble.

Attend outstanding theatre

and musical performances in

the Fain Fine Arts Theatre.

Walk over to the Wichita

Falls Museum of Art for a

moment of reflection.

THE MUSTANGS

GUARANTEE

PROGRAM

If you complete your

financial aid file by May

31 and are a) a beginning

freshman accepted for

admission to MSU, b) a

Texas resident, c) Pell

Grant eligible, and d)

from a family whose

combined annual

Adjusted Gross Income

(AGI) is $50,000 or

less…you may be eligible

for the Mustangs

Guarantee Program.

Contact us for more

details!

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“The lower cost makes

my heart happy.

It’s such a big difference,

compared to a private

school! My parents had

a big sigh of relief.”

CHRISTINE LINSON

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

SHERMAN, TEXAS

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You can be confident that the education

you’ll earn at Midwestern State

University will be an outstanding

investment for your future.

• The Texas Legislature and our own

Board of Regents allows MSU to offer

a tuition rate for U.S. non-Texas

residents. These students pay the

Texas resident rate plus $30 per

semester credit hour.

• MSU is committed to providing a

quality education that is affordable,

and we’ll help you with the financial

aid options that are available to you.

The cost of attending MSU is very

competitive, and often lower, when

compared to other schools in Texas

and throughout the U.S.

• To receive financial aid you must be

accepted for admission to MSU, and

you must maintain satisfactory

academic progress. Grants, loans,

scholarships, and work-study will be

calculated to cover the difference

between the cost of attendance and

your expected family contribution.

• Submit the Free Application for Federal

Student Aid (FAFSA), available from

your high school guidance counselor,

the MSU Financial Aid Office, or online

at www.fafsa.ed.gov. You

and your parents will be

asked to include current

income tax information,

but do not send tax

returns with the FAFSA.

• If you have any

questions, please call the

MSU Financial Aid

Office at (940) 397-4214

or e-mail us at

financial-aid@mwsu.edu.

MAKING IT AFFORDABLE

To continue receiving

financial aid, you

must complete a new

FAFSA every year.

We suggest that you

do so by February.

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DIVERSITY

Experience

diversity among

6,400 students

from 26 states

and 52

countries.

ACADEMICS

Choose from

more than 60

majors, pre-professional programs,

and areas of study. Bachelor’s and

graduate degree programs are

available.

FACILITIES

Live in our recently remodeled

residence halls or our new Sundance

Court apartments.

OPPORTUNITIES

Expand your learning experience

through internships or study abroad

in England, France, Mexico, Spain, or

other countries.

ATHLETICS

We participate in NCAA Division II,

Lone Star Conference in thirteen

varsity sports for men and women.

ACTIVITIES

Find something that interests you with

over 100 active student organizations.

FAST FACTS

YOUR VISIT, THE WOW FACTOR

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Closer than you think, and better than you can imagine, MSU is

just two hours northwest of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, or

two hours southwest of Oklahoma City. Contact MSU Admissions

today and make plans to visit Midwestern State University and

Wichita Falls. We know you’ll be impressed!

MANY WAYS TO VISIT

Mustangs Rally is our College Day Preview. You and your parents

can tour the campus, talk to faculty, coaches, and current

students; check out the housing facilities; meet with Admissions

Officers; learn more about your major; and talk with a financial

aid representative. If you can’t attend the event, plan a trip to

MSU. You’ll get the University Tour and we’ll answer your

questions about admissions, financial aid, academics, housing,

and campus life. Check us out! Make Midwestern State University

YOUR university!

American Eagle offers commuter

flights available from DFW

Airport. To reach the MSU campus:

Take the Hwy. 82/Kell Blvd. exit off

Hwy. 287, go two miles west, take

the Taft Blvd. exit, go five blocks

south. Midwestern State University

is on the right.

MSU is the right place,

right size, and right fit

for 6,400 students.

Visit us and find out if

it’s right for you, too.

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MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY

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Admissions Office3410 Taft Boulevard

Wichita Falls, Texas 76308-2099(940) 397-4334

TDD: (940) 397-4936(800) 842-1922

admissions@mwsu.eduwww.mwsu.edu

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