MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY

Midwestern State University (MSU Texas), located in Wichita Falls, Texas, stands as the state's sole public liberal arts institution, emphasizing undergraduate education through a comprehensive core curriculum in arts and sciences. Founded in 1922 as Wichita Falls Junior College, it evolved into a four-year university by 1961 and joined the Texas Tech University System in 2021, now serving over 5,000 students across seven colleges offering 43 undergraduate majors, 30 minors, and various graduate programs in fields like nursing, business, sciences, and fine arts. The 255-acre red-brick campus fosters a close-knit community with small class sizes, dedicated faculty, and opportunities for research and co-curricular involvement. MSU Texas prioritizes teaching excellence, preparing graduates for careers or advanced studies through hands-on experiences and service programs. Renowned for medical, education, business, and liberal arts offerings, it holds membership in the Council of Public Liberal Arts Colleges, distinguishing it among Texas public universities. Student life thrives with over 100 organizations, 14 Greek chapters, athletics as the Mustangs, and media outlets like The Wichitan newspaper. Recent expansions include a Flower Mound facility opened in 2018. With an 88% acceptance rate and 41% graduation rate, MSU Texas delivers personalized attention in a supportive environment, blending academic rigor with practical skills for societal contributions.