1870
Fulton, MO

School Details

In 1870 William Woods University was founded as a work of compassion. It was founded for school girls who had been orphaned by the Civil War. WWU became a college in 1914 with a focus on training teachers. This profession, which is built on compassion and personal commitment to helping others grow, is a symbol of what the school still stands for today. In the 1990s, WWU began offering a wide variety of graduate-level degree programs geared toward working adults. Today William Wood University prides itself on a tradition of rigorous and practical study and is committed to engaging each student personally by name.

WWU offers a full range of degrees, from associate’s to doctoral, many of which are offered in fully online formats. These online degrees offer “…academic excellence, flexible scheduling for working professionals, and great value.” One of the nation’s top online learning programs, WWU online degrees are designed to help busy adults succeed with accelerated courses that offer start-and-stop flexibility. One of the numerous benefits of online learning at WWU is that courses are designed to promote collaboration and networking.

Accreditation & Licensing

William Woods University is accredited by:

Higher Learning Commission (HLC)

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