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WT Employee and Family Tuition Waiver
WT employees and their eligible immediate family members will receive 50 percent off tuition and mandatory fees beginning in Summer 2022.
WT Program Highlight: Mathematics
What advice would you give students who are thinking about becoming a math major? Meet mathematics major and math lab tutor, Maya Madrid. She shared her love of numbers with us, and explained, "Yes, it's a very intense major… but just because something seems difficult or you think you're going to struggle with it, doesn't mean that it's not worth doing."
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The WT 125: From the Panhandle to the World Generational Plan looks forward a few decades, rather than a few years. We are setting the target high: By 2035, when WT reaches its 125th anniversary, we will have attained doctoral status in the Carnegie classifications of universities with a powerfully distinctive mission.