Transfer Success Center

UW’s student body is 45% transfer students; you’ll be in good company.

There are many reasons to transfer to UW: you want to save by earning a

qualifying associate's degree at a community college first, you may have had a difficult experience at your first school (this is more common than you think), or maybe you are drawn to Laramie…

Regardless of your reasons, we are here to help.

The Transfer Process

Prepare to Transfer
Apply
- Click Here to Apply
- How to submit official Advanced Placement (AP) scores, International Baccalaureate (IB) transcripts, and Wyoming Community College Transcripts
Get Started at UW
- Steps for Admitted Students
- ACES (Advising • Career • Exploratory Studies Center)
- Advising Directory
- Transfer Course Petition Form
- Transfer Ambassador (Peer Mentors)
- Reverse Transfer Program
- US & Wyoming Constitutions Challenge Exams
- See below for additional support resources

A Transfer-Friendly University:

400 NCAA D1 Student Athletes
73% retention rate for transfer students (2016 cohort)
46% transfer students enter with earned associate degree
95% of first-time, full-time students receive scholarship and financial aid
67.2% WY Residents, 32.8% Non-Residents
Top Countries of International Students: China, Canada, India, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait
Student Debt: UW student debt $5,242 less than national average (2015-16)
Laramie Campus - 825 acres

Transfer Success Center

The Transfer Process

Prepare to Transfer

Apply

Get Started at UW

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