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Texas Wesleyan University

Acceptance Rate & How to Get In

Texas Wesleyan University has a 69.2% acceptance rate, making it accessibleadmits a majority of applicants. Admitted students score around 1020–1100 on the SAT. Here is what the numbers say it takes to get in.

69.2%
Acceptance rate
1020–1100
SAT (mid 50%)
ACT (mid 50%)
Test required
Testing

How hard is it to get into Texas Wesleyan University?

With a 69.2% acceptance rate, Texas Wesleyan University is accessibleadmits a majority of applicants. It enrolls roughly 1,741 undergraduates (urban setting) in Fort Worth, TX. Solid grades, a sensible test plan, and thoughtful essays go a long way here.

What it takes to get in

  • SAT: admitted students land around 1020–1100 (middle 50%). Aim for the upper end to be competitive.
  • Testing policy: Test required. Confirm on the school's site, since policies shift each cycle.
  • Essays: at Texas Wesleyan University's selectivity, the application essays are often what separates similar applicants. Make them specific and authentically yours.

Cost

Published tuition is about $39,582 per year before aid. Many students pay less after financial aid — check the school's net price calculator.

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Texas Wesleyan University admissions FAQ

What is Texas Wesleyan University's acceptance rate?
Texas Wesleyan University's acceptance rate is 69.2%, which makes it accessible — admits a majority of applicants.
What SAT or ACT score do you need for Texas Wesleyan University?
Admitted students typically score about 1020–1100 on the SAT (middle 50%). Scores at or above this range strengthen your application, but they are one factor among many.
Is Texas Wesleyan University test-optional?
Texas Wesleyan University's current testing policy is: Test required. Always confirm on the school's admissions site, as policies change by cycle.

Sources & official links

Figures are the most recent available from Common Data Set, IPEDS, and public reports, and are approximate. Always confirm details on Texas Wesleyan University’s official admissions site.