Mississippi University for Women

Mississippi University for Women is one of the eight public 4-year colleges in Mississippi. The campus is located in Columbus town. With 217 freshman students enrolled, MUW plans to continue its focus on providing a quality education and teaching experience for all students. It will provide an excellent education that prepares graduates for success as they enter the workforce or transfer to a university like MUW's sister school, Vanderbilt University. As we move forward with our plan, we are confident that MUW will continue to thrive and serve as an institution of higher learning for generations to come.

Mississippi University for Women is a public, 4-year institution of higher education. The school offers over 40 undergraduate majors and minors in fields such as Arts and Sciences, Education, Business Administration, Nursing and Health Professions. MUW also has 11 graduate programs including Master's degrees in Business Administration and the Human Services Professionals program to name a few.

The campus is located in Columbus town which is located near Tupelo Mississippi. The university was founded by the United Daughters of Confederacy due to their desire for an all female college that would be open to students from any race or religion but with one caveat: they could not be "black." Unfortunately it took until 2017 before the first black student enrolled at MUW because

Mississippi University for Women, also known as MUW, is a public 4-year institution located in Columbus town. It was founded in 1884 and is one of the eight public colleges in Mississippi. The campus itself spans over 104 acres with 10 buildings and offers more than 40 undergraduate programs ranging from traditional liberal arts to professional fields such as nursing, business administration, education and psychology.

The school has an active student body which consists of 2,789 students (2017). Every year 44% of its graduating class graduates on time or faster than their program length. MUW's retention rate is 59% according to NCES 2017 report which shows that 217 freshman enrolled this fall out of which 128 are returning sophomores.

Mississippi University for Women is a public university in Columbus, Mississippi. The school was founded and chartered in 1884 as the state's first-ever degree granting institution for women. MUW is one of eight public universities that compose the University of Mississippi system, which also includes a flagship campus in Oxford. In 2017, 2,789 students enrolled at MUW including 217 freshman and 128 sophomore students. Every year 44% of graduating class students graduate within 150% time it takes to complete their studies on average.

Mississippi University for Women is a public university in Columbus, Mississippi. The campus has been around since 1884 and offers both associate degrees and bachelor's degrees. There are 2,789 students enrolled with 217 freshmen this year.

Location: United States, Mississippi