This page offers college-planning resources unique to Wyoming, including  higher-education agencies,  higher-education institutions, savings plans,  state financial-aid programs, benefits for veterans and special programs.

Wyoming Higher-Education Agencies

• Wyoming Department of Education.
• Wyoming Community College Commission.

Wyoming Higher-Education Institutions

Learn your options for attending school in Wyoming by taking a virtual tour of Wyoming's college campuses:

• Casper College.
• Central Wyoming. College.
• Eastern Wyoming College.
• Laramie County Community College.
• Northwest Community College.
• Sheridan College.
• University of Wyoming.
• Western Wyoming Community College.
• Wyoming Technical Institute.

Use College Answer's School Search Tool to compare colleges and universities on your list.

Savings Plans

Start saving for college early by opening a Wyoming 529 Savings Plan.

State Financial-Aid Programs

• Explore scholarships available at Wyoming colleges and universities.
• Hathaway Scholarships help Wyoming residents prepare for and pursue postsecondary education.
• WICHE Student Exchange offers Wyoming residents the opportunity to attend select out-of-state schools at a special reduced tuition rate.
• WyoLoan provides student-loan services in Wyoming.

Important: To qualify for federal and state financial aid, you must file the FAFSA.

Benefits for Veterans

• Wyoming Veterans Affairs Commission.
• Wyoming National Guard currently offers 100 percent tuition assistance to any National Guard member seeking to complete one degree program at any accredited Wyoming college or university.
• Troops to Teachers assists qualified military personnel make the transition from the armed services to service in public-school classrooms.

Special Programs

• New Futures, a division of Western States Learning Corporation, promotes access-to-education initiatives for Wyoming students. Programs include workshops to prepare Hispanic middle-school students for high school, college visits for sixth-graders, and grants to help middle schools and high schools promote awareness of the benefits of higher education.
  
• The Daniels Fund provides scholarships to students attending Wyoming postsecondary institutions.
• The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services offers career-development resources, as well as education and training tools.