MSU Texas @ Flower Mound

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CONGRATULATIONS AND WELCOME to MSU - Flower Mound! All of us at MSU know that you will enjoy your time as a Mustang and FINISH YOUR DEGREE STRONG! But before you can start, there are some important steps you’ll need to take!
1. Talk to Your Academic Advisor, and Enroll in Classes Early
  - Get a head start! Be advised early!
  - Ask questions about your courses, major, and career goals.
  - Create a schedule with your academic advisor.
  - CONFIRM with your respective program to ensure that you have completed ALL steps for acceptance.
  - Register for classes.
2. Submit Your Bacterial Meningitis Shot Records
  Note: This requirement DOES NOT include: students who are enrolled only in online courses or other distance education courses which never meet on campus and students who are 22 years of age or older.
  - Your vaccine must have been administered within the past five years and at least 10 days before the first official day of classes.
  - To get your shot record on file, we at Midwestern State have contracted with Magnus Health. They collect, review and securely store all student documents pertaining to the meningitis vaccine.
  - Upon your acceptance into the university, Magnus Health would have sent an email to the email address with which you applied containing login instructions for their website to get your shot record on file.
  - Having trouble? Give their Help Desk a call at 877-461-6831.
  - THIS STEP MUST BE COMPLETE PRIOR TO REGISTERING FOR COURSES AND PRIOR TO ATTENDING ORIENTATION!
3. Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships
  - For financial aid, visit MSU's Financial Aid website for complete overview information. MSU Financial Aid Checklist
  - For scholarship opportunities, please visit the MSU Admissions Scholarship website, MSU Donor Services, and your academic department.
  - The scholarship deadline for Merit Scholarships is through the Admission Office.
4. Get to Know Campus and Services Available to You!
  - It is required for all new students to attend online orientation.
  - Please contact Janette Keen at (972) 410-0125 if you have any questions regarding other services exclusive to, you, the Flower Mound Student.
5. Pay for Classes
  - The easiest way to pay for your classes is online, and we offer several options to assist you in paying for your classes.
6. Purchase Your Textbooks
  - As soon as your schedule is finalized, you're ready to get your textbooks ordered! Also important to note: Our bookstore does price-match! (See store for details and restrictions)
7. Begin Using Your Official MSU Email Address & Our MSU Portal
  - These will become your lifelines once you begin attending MSU.
1. Complete the Apply Texas application online at www.applytexas.org.
2. Submit official transcripts from each institution attended.
3. Submit application fee.
Library Recommended Resources
- Minimum of 18 transferable college-level credit hours.
- Cumulative 2.0 GPA on all transfer work.
- Specific academic programs may have additional requirements that must be met prior to enrolling in the program.
- Complete your online orientation.
- Once admitted and enrolled at MSU-Texas, talk to your advisor about the Writing Proficiency Requirement.
The cost to attend college varies from student to student even at the same university. For the most current tuition and fees estimates, please refer to the helpful links below:
- Tuition and Fees for DFW Nursing Students (RN-Transition).
- Tuition and Fees for DFW College of Health Sciences and Human Services Students (e.g. Respiratory Care and Radiology).
- Tuition and Fees for DFW College of Education Students.
- Tuition and Fees for DFW College of Business Administration Students.
Midwestern State University is consistently recognized for our affordability. In fact, in 2017-18, approximately 76% of our students received $59.4 million in some form of financial aid assistance. Couple that with our affordable tuition and fees and you are one step closer to completing your degree. Below are some resources to help you plan for your return to the classroom.

Scholarships

There are two ways sources of scholarships are available you.

Transfer Scholarships

If you are a first-time transfer student, you may be eligible for one of the following general academic scholarships:

Transfer Excellence:

Minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA from each institution previously attended, $2,000 per year

Transfer Achievement:

Minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA from each institution previously attended, $1,500 per year

Phi Theta Kappa:

Membership in PTK at previous institution, $2,500 per year.

Learn more at www.mwsu.edu/admissions/scholarships.

Scholarships

Our Office of Donor Services and Scholarships offers multiple opportunities for student who apply for and meet scholarship criteria. Scholarship amounts will vary based on funding and availability. Learn more at www.mwsu.edu/donorservices.

FAFSA

For more information about financial aid at MSU, please go to MSU's Financial Aid Checklist. Please take note of the following deadlines:

Summer March 1

Fall/Spring January 15*

Fall Only January 15*

Spring Only October 1

* Maxium consideration of grants and loans will be determined through March 1.

Transfer Students

If you will be attending both MSU and NCTC, we have a financial aid incentive just for you. A consortium agreement allows you to be registered at both institutions simultaneously while receiving financial aid at MSU based on the combined enrollment of both institutions. Learn more about MSU's Consortium Agreement.
What will transfer?

Our online guide shows how courses from more than 50 two-year colleges transfer to MSU, and we update the guide annually for your convenience. Check your class equivalencies here.
All students seeking a bachelor's degree through Midwestern State University are required to take the Writing Proficiency Requirement.

Please call our Student Services Coordinator at (972) 410-0125 for more information.
MSU Texas - Flower Mound is a proud partner with the following community colleges in the Dallas-Fort Worth area:

North Central Texas College (NCTC)

Weatherford College (WC)

Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD)
- Parent Promise - Dallas County Promise
Tarrant County College (TCC)
If you previosuly attended Argosy University, and interested in finishing your degree at MSU-Texas, please click here for more information.
Please click here for more information about our Mustangs Guarantee Program.

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If you’d like to speak with someone who can answer your specific questions about Midwestern State University at Flower Mound, give us a call at (972) 899-8414.

Student Services Coordinator: (972) 410-0125

Flower Mound Bookstore: (972) 899-8406

100 Parker Square Rd
Flower Mound, TX 75028

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Hours of Operation: Fall & Spring Terms

Monday - Thursday: 7am-10pm Friday: 7am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday: Closed

Summer	March 1
Fall/Spring	January 15*
Fall Only	January 15*
Spring Only	October 1

Flexible, convenient scheduling and program options that fit your life.

Innovative programs for career preparation and advancement

Conveniently located

Affordability

Degree Programs

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