Central Wyoming College

Scholarship application period is November 1-March 1

Scholarship deadline is March 1

Scholarships: CWC is committed to recognizing academic and activity related achievement by offering more than $500,000 annually in merit scholarships. Eligibility requirements for these scholarships vary.

April 15 is the priority FAFSA deadline.

Federal Grants/Loans/Work-study Programs: To determine if there is need for assistance, CWC uses the "Free Application for Federal Student Aid" (available online at www.fafsa.gov/), which takes into consideration the factors affecting a family's financial status.

"Official" transcripts from your high school or GED provider are required from all students applying for financial aid.

Students who fail to complete the financial aid process prior to the beginning of classes should plan to bring sufficient funds to cover tuition, fees, books and supplies, as well as living expenses for one month.

For more information go to the Financial Aid page or contact the Financial Aid Office at (307) 855-2274 or toll free at (800) 865-0195. The Financial Aid Office is located in the Main Hall at (MH103).

Student Employment – Apply online or visit the Human Resource office located in the Administration Wing at (AW100).

You may apply online.
Housing deposit is $100 and must be paid in advance of arrival. Submit payment to the CWC Business Office located in the Administration Wing (AW152 ) or online.

All Mote Hall and Residence Hall residents are required to participate in the Full Meal Plan. All East or West Apartment residents are required to participate in an Apartment Meal Plan.

Students may check into housing approximately one week prior to the term start date.

For more information contact the Housing Manager at (307) 855-2210 or visit the Housing Office in the Residence Hall.

If the official copy of your high school transcript does not contain ACT/SAT® scores, you must schedule an appointment to take the COMPASS™ test. (Computerized Adaptive Placement Assessment and Support System)

The COMPASS™ test is administered continuously throughout the semester. For more information, please contact the Testing Center located in CWC's Main Hall (inside the library) - call (307) 855-2298

Or visit the Testing Center Web site. 

6. NEW STUDENT ADVISING - Complete New Student Advising.

Required for all new, degree-seeking students

New Student Advising sessions allow you to meet with a general academic advisor and register for classes

If you previously attended another college or university and completed a course that is a prerequisite for a CWC course and/or are applying for Federal Financial Aid, you will need to ensure a transcript/transfer evaluation is completed. To do this, you must complete a Transfer Evaluation Request form found here.

Please call to schedule a time for New Student Advising:

Central Wyoming College - Advising Office - Riverton (307-855-2124)

Dubois Outreach Office (307-455-2625)

Jackson Outreach Office (307-733-7425)

Lander Outreach Office (307-332-3394)

Thermopolis Outreach Office (307-864-6526)

Students interested in the nursing program must complete the CWC Admissions Application. Students are admitted to the program in the fall semester of each year and the application deadline is March 1

Students wishing an evaluation of collegiate work for transfer credit should request official transcripts from institutions previously attended to be sent directly to the Registration & Records Office and complete a Transfer Evaluation Request form found here. 

For more information contact the Nursing Director at (307) 855-2226 or visit the Nursing Department located in the Professional Technical Center.

Recommended for all returning, degree seeking students.

Helps you plan for upcoming semesters and successfully stay on the path to graduation.

You must provide documentation of disability.

To schedule an appointment, request forms or additional information:

CWC Student Support Services - (307) 855-2228 or 800-735-8418 ext. 2228.

The Disabilities Resource Center is located in Main Hall (MH123F).

All students must submit payment or have confirmed pending Financial Aid by the Friday prior to the term start date.

If your Financial Aid has not been confirmed and/or you are unable to make payment in full, you may set up a payment plan with the Business Office – (AW150 ) (307) 855-2156.

Payment may be made online by logging onto to myCentral/myAdvisor/Student access or at the Business Office Cashier Window, Administration Wing (AW152).

Students who fail to complete the financial aid process prior to the beginning of classes should plan to bring sufficient funds to cover tuition, fees, books and supplies, as well as living expenses for one month.

Your Student ID is required for picking up financial disbursement checks, checking out books from the library, purchasing meals, accessing the fitness center and utilizing many student resources.

To get your ID, an authorization form from the Business Office Cashier (AW152), is required.

Student IDs are obtained from the Student Activities Office, Student Center (SC107) (307) 855-2260.

Textbooks may be purchased at the CWC Book Store located in the Student Center on the main campus.

The Book Store accepts all major credit cards, pending Financial Aid, checks and cash.

Textbooks are not sold at outreach centers.

Textbooks may also be ordered online via ISBN and textbook information can also be found at this site online

For more information contact the CWC Book Store at (307) 855-2201 or visit the store located on the main CWC campus, Student Center building, (SC108).

Wind River Transportation Authority [WRTA] – Provides bus service from some areas of the county, free to CWC students with a CWC Student ID. The fee is only waived when CWC is the origination or destination of the bus. Buses run between Fort Washakie, Lander and Riverton. Call (307) 856-7118 for an updated schedule or go to the WRTA web page.

Riverton Public Transportation – (307) 856-3546

Riverton Senior Citizens Center – (307) 856-6332

Lander Senior Citizens Center – (307) 332-2746

Attendance is strongly encouraged in order to pass class.

Know your instructor's attendance policy. This may be different for each class you take.

Stay in contact with your instructors if you must miss class.

Attendance and/or active participation in online classes is required for continued Financial Aid eligibility.

Tutoring is available on a walk-in basis with no appointment necessary. See schedule of current tutors, subjects tutored, and hours of available service for the current semester in the Student Success Center, Main Hall (MH123).

Visit the Individual Peer Tutoring web page.

For more information on tutoring call: (307) 855-2117 or 800-735-8418, ext. 2117

Smarthinking is an online tutoring service available free of charge to CWC students, provided through a partnership between Central Wyoming College and the Wyoming Community College Commission. Contact Jackie Meeker for additional information (307) 855-2039

Various computer labs are available for student use. This includes labs located in CWC Student Housing, Main Hall CAL Lab, Main Hall Library, and outreach centers

Services include career counseling and assessment, academic skills development, mental health assessments and personal counseling

Visit the Counseling Web page.

The Counselor's Office is located in Main Hall (MH123F ) (307) 855-2175

Boarding fees are $450 per semester and are to be paid prior to horses being brought to the facility. Horse check-in corresponds with student housing check-in. Contact the Equine Center for full information, (307) 855-2287.

Meet with your Faculty Advisor to ensure you are meeting all program requirements

Apply online to graduate.

Make an appointment for a Graduation Exit Interview with Martha Davey at (307) 855-2235.

Submit a program evaluation, signed by your Faculty Advisor & appropriate Dean, to Registration & Records

There are no additional fees for your graduation regalia or to participate in the commencement ceremony

Meet with the Student Support Services-Education/Transfer Specialist for support and assistance in your transfer located in Main Hall (MH123A), (307) 855-2169.

The Career Services Office can provide access to interest inventories and other career exploration tools, as well as assistance with resumes, cover letters, and other job application assistance

Go to http://www.collegecentral.com/cwc/to register for the CWC online student/alumni employment service, or check the job boards on campus for employment information

The Career Services Office is located in Main Hall, (MH123F) (307) 855-2175

WELCOME TO CWC!

And Remember

GRADUATION MATTERS