Teachers(1,654)

8,3737,0725,8274,4003,500

5,840

4,303

3,0752,2001,550

GROWTH IN CUMULATIVE GRADUATES

30% compound 5-year annual growth in graduates

ENROLLMENT GROWTH

24% compound 5-year annual growth in enrollment

• The average student age is 37.5; student agesrange from 18 to 75.

• 13% are active military, veterans, or militaryfamily members.

• 76% work full time; 8% work part time.

STUDENT SNAPSHOT

• 74% of students are in one or more of thefollowing underserved populations:

• • 41% first-generation college students

• • 41% ethnic minorities

• 25% low-income families

• 9% rural area residents

8,711Total students

ENROLLMENT BY COLLEGE(As of March 2017)

Health Professions

(1,481) 17% 17%

19%47%

Business (4,069)

Information Technology (1,507)

WGU TEXAS OVERVIEW

WGU Texas awarded $750,000 in scholarships to Texas

students last year.

“WGU Texas expands access to higher education to underserved populations across the state. Over the past six years, WGU Texas has delivered significant benefits to the state economy and benefits that extend far beyond graduation, with improved earning potential and quality of life.”

TEXAS STATE REPRESENTATIVE J.M. LOZANO, Chairman of the House of Representatives Higher Education Committee

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PARTNERSHIPS EdAssist (through our partnership with EdAssist, the following companies receive benefits)

Allstate • Bright Horizons • Children’s Medical Center Dallas • Edward Jones • Halliburton • Houston Methodist • MicrosoftShell • Sprint • Texas Children’s Hospital • Toyota • USAA • GP Strategies • Time Warner Cable (Now Spectrum)

Community CollegesAlamo Community College District • Austin Community College • Collin Community College • Dallas Community College District

El Paso Community College • Lone Star Community College • San Jacinto Community College • South Texas CollegeTexas State Technical College • Tyler Junior College

Other Key Partners7-Eleven • AT&T • AmerisourceBergen • Ascension Health • Baylor Scott and White Healthcare • Builder Homesite, Inc.Business Control Systems, LP • Centene • CHI St. Luke’s • CHRISTUS Health • Cisco • City of Austin • City Year • CostcoCPS Energy • Crescent Medical Center • Doctors Hospital at Renaissance • Dripping Springs Independent School District

Edcor (Xcel Energy) • Edlink (Exelon and Texas Children’s Hospital) • Education Service Center, Region 20El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce • Engineering Solutions & Products (ESP) • Evins Personnel • Fifth Third Bank

Fort Bend County • Greater Austin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GAHCC)Hospital Corporation of America (HCA) (Click to see HCA Texas locations.) • Houston Independent School District

JP Morgan Chase • JPS Health Network • Kindred Healthcare • KIPP Houston Public Schools • KrogerMemorial Hermann Health System • Methodist Health System • Methodist Hospital Houston • Michaels Stores, Inc.National Education Alliance (Fundamental) • Navient (Sallie Mae) • North East Independent School District (NEISD)Northside ISD • PelotonU • Project ARRIBA • Red Cross • Round Rock Independent School District • Rush Enterprises

Scholarship Management Services (Solutia Inc.) • Seton • Southwest Schools • State of Texas Agency Employees and RetireesT-Mobile • Tenet Healthcare (Lake Pointe Medical Center and Sierra Medical Center) • Tesoro Corporation

Texas Association of Business • Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC)Texas Health and Human Services • Texas Health Resources • Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics • Tyler Technologies

Universal Health Services • University Health System • Vibra Healthcare • Walmart • Wells Fargo

ADVISORY BOARDAndres Alcantar, Chairman, Texas Workforce Commission – Austin

Patricia Diaz Dennis, Senior Vice President and Assistant General Counsel, Retired, AT&T – San AntonioJohn Fitzpatrick, Executive Director of Educate Texas – Dallas

Bernie Francis, Owner and CEO of Business Control Systems, and First Class Caregivers, Inc. – DallasReynaldo García, President and CEO of the Texas Association of Community Colleges – Austin

Bonnie Gonzalez, Chief Executive Officer, Knapp Community Care Foundation – WeslacoGeorge Grainger, Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships, Texas A&M University Foundation – Houston

Mark David Milliron, Chief Learning Officer, Civitas Learning – AustinWilliam Serrata, Ph. D., President, El Paso Community College – El Paso

221 West Sixth Street, Suite 1050 | Austin, TX 78701877.214.7011 | texas.wgu.edu

– Reginald Saxton,BS Business ManagementSugar Land, TX

“Returning to school as an older student was harder than I imagined. But with the help and support of my awesome WGU mentor and the encouragement of family, I was able to earn my degree and my education now matches my experience.”

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