All WWU programs are distinct and offer unique, co-curricular learning opportunities for students, William Woods is distinguished by the following:

1.  North America's foremost program in equestrian education and the first to offer (in 1972)
a four-year equestrian science degree.

2.  One of only 25 schools in North America offering a baccalaureate degree in interpreting/American Sign Language.

3.  A Mentor-Mentee Program providing the opportunity for unique student-faculty research partnerships.

4.  The innovative LEAD (Leading, Educating, Achieving and Developing) program providing a $5,000 tuition reduction and promoting learning outside the classroom.

5.  Mid-Missouri's leader in graduate and adult studies programs for working adults, with courses offered in communities throughout Missouri.

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