Colleges in Wyoming

5 colleges in Wyoming that award bachelor's degrees to at least 100 undergraduates: 5 public and 0 private. 4 of them, mostly state colleges, award bachelor's degrees in fewer than a quarter of their undergraduate awards. Among colleges where most degrees awarded are bachelor's, the lowest average net price is at University of Wyoming ($13,599 a year after grants). Numbers are averages for students receiving federal aid; open a school to see what a family at your income pays.

CollegeCityTypeUndergradsAcceptanceAvg. net priceGraduationEarnings, 10 yrs
Central Wyoming CollegeRivertonPublicMostly 2-year · 6% bachelor's1,054—$11,63437%$34,402
Laramie County Community CollegeCheyennePublicMostly 2-year · 3% bachelor's2,799—$7,28738%$44,783
Northwest CollegePowellPublicMostly 2-year · 2% bachelor's890—$7,46349%$36,950
University of WyomingLaramiePublic7,94497%$13,59959%$56,880
Western Wyoming Community CollegeRock SpringsPublicMostly 2-year · 3% bachelor's1,319—$6,59133%$40,939

U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, latest reported year. Graduation within 6 years; earnings are the median 10 years after starting college.

Best value in Wyoming for your income

The Wyoming colleges that pay back fastest for a family at your income: what it costs to finish after grants, set against how much more former students earn than high school graduates in Wyoming. Pick your income.

#CollegeNet price / yrCost to finishEarnings, 10 yrsYears to pay back
1University of WyomingPublic, in-state price$9,585$42,078$56,8802.2

Colleges where most degrees awarded are bachelor's, ranked by years of earnings gain needed to repay the cost to finish at this income. Cost to finish = net price after grants × the average years graduates took (IPEDS). Earnings gain = former students' median earnings 10 years after starting (College Scorecard) minus $37,985 for high school graduates ages 25-34 in Wyoming (Census ACS 2020-2024). Before taxes, interest and earnings given up while in school. Method

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