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Texas Campus Locations
Westwood College has three Texas campus locations: Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston. Each of Westwood’s Texas campus locations offers several career training programs in a variety of industries. Whether your ultimate goal is a graphic design job in Dallas, Texas or a Houston medical assistant position at a reputable facility, Westwood College provides the training and education that you need.
However, in order to succeed in your chosen Texas career training program, you must enjoy the location in which you live. That’s why it’s so important to research the campus amenities and recreational activities available at each Texas campus location. On this and subsequent pages, you’ll find information that will help you decide which location is right for you.
Westwood's Dallas college campus
Westwood's Dallas college campus is a modern facility spanning some 20,000 square feet of administrative offices, high-tech classrooms and labs, library space, student lounges, eateries and more. Students at this Dallas college campus can enjoy numerous events and activities that enhance their educational and social lives.
Westwood's Houston college campus
Westwood's Houston college campus has received nationwide recognition for exceptional education programs and high levels of student satisfaction. In 2006, the Houston college was named an ACCSCT School of Distinction and honored by the Greater Southwest Houston Chamber of Commerce for Superior Customer Service.
Westwood's Fort Worth college campus
Westwood's Fort Worth college campus offers students numerous opportunities to enhance their educational and social experience: frequent guest speakers, career fairs, industry-specific organizations, campus celebrations and more. Students attending this Fort Worth college receive personalized support from faculty and staff, helping them to develop the skills required for landing their ideal job.
Complete this form or call 877.852.6608 to learn more about the campuses and programs available at Westwood College in Texas.