Texas Woman's University: programs, outcomes and local jobs
Texas Woman's University at a glance
8,767
students enrolled
4,318
degrees and certificates a year
49%
of students complete
College Scorecard
$11,963
average net price a year
Tuition $5,712 in state, $15,792 out of state
$48,773
median earnings, 6 years after entry
$56,544
median earnings, 10 years after entry
90% working
Executive education programs and Career retraining programs listed on its site.
What students study
| Field of study | Share of awards | Awards a year |
|---|---|---|
| Health professions | 35% | 1,526 |
| Business & management | 16% | 700 |
| Education | 8% | 334 |
| Library science | 8% | 325 |
| Family & consumer sciences | 5% | 215 |
AI and data programs
Texas Woman's University reported no degrees or certificates in artificial intelligence, data science, data analytics or robotics for 2024. A new program with no graduates yet would not appear here.
The job market around Texas Woman's University
Professional jobs listed in the cities of Denton County, where the college is.
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501
open professional jobs
71
entry level
3 say no experience is needed
3%
ask for AI skills
14 jobs
4.2%
unemployment in Denton County
2026-08 · up 0.1 points from a year earlier
$108,185
median household income
Denton County
51%
of workers are in professional jobs
estimated 2.9% unemployment among them
Jobs that fit what students study here: most degrees are in health professions, business & management, education, which lead to clinical (10 open), finance (36 open), sales (46 open), operations (130 open), marketing (22 open), human resources (27 open).
Hiring most: University of North Texas System (40), Paccar (29), Texas Woman's University (19), Primoris Services (15), Moonshot (14), MB2 Dental (13), Trane U.s. (11), DSV (8).
What they hire for: Operations (130), Engineering (80), Sales (46), Finance (36), Human Resources (27), Data & Analytics (26). Operations jobs
Job search help near campus
Workforce board: North Central Texas Workforce Development Board.
- Workforce Solutions - DentonDenton · Mon 7am-5pm, Tue 8am-7pm,Wed-Fri 8am-5pm
- Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas - DentonDenton · 940-323-4391 · Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
American Job Centers are free, public career offices.
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Common questions
- How big is Texas Woman's University?
- Texas Woman's University enrolls about 8,767 students and is a public 4-year institution in Denton, Texas. It awards about 4,318 degrees and certificates a year.
- What is the graduation rate at Texas Woman's University?
- 49% of students complete, from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (IPEDS 2023 / Scorecard 2026-06).
- What do Texas Woman's University graduates earn?
- Median earnings of students who received federal aid are $48,773 six years after entry and $56,544 ten years after entry, from the College Scorecard.
- Does Texas Woman's University offer AI or data science degrees?
- Texas Woman's University reported no degrees or certificates in artificial intelligence, data science, data analytics or robotics for 2024 (IPEDS completions). A new program with no graduates yet would not appear.
- Are there jobs near Texas Woman's University?
- 501 open professional jobs are listed in Denton County, 71 of them entry level and 3 saying no experience is needed. University of North Texas System has the most openings.
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