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Texas Wesleyan University

university, Fort Worth, Texas, United States
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    Texas Christian University (1873), Texas Wesleyan University (1890), Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (1908), and Tarrant County College (1967); the University of Texas at Arlington (1895) is just to the east. The Health Science Center of the University of North Texas is also in the city.

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    Texas Christian University (1873), Texas Wesleyan University (1890), Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (1908), and Tarrant County College (1967); the University of Texas at Arlington (1895) is just to the east. The Health Science Center of the University of North Texas is also in the city.

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