Transfer, Nontraditional & Veteran Students

UW Orientation

Students socializing on Prexies Pasture

The University of Wyoming has a mandatory advising policy for all students (except non-degree graduate and distance students). Each semester a student must see his or her advisor to discuss a schedule of classes before he or she can register. Advisors are the only individuals authorized to release PERC (Personal Enrollment Registration Code) numbers each semester.

Fall 2019 Orientation on the Laramie Campus

Friday, April 26
Wednesday, June 5
Wednesday, June 19

Fall 2019 Registration Day at Wyoming Community College

Tuesday, April 2 at CWC (8:30-11:15am)
Tuesday, April 2 at LCCC (1:15-4:15pm)
Wednesday, April 3 at WWCC (11:00am-2:00pm)
Thursday, April 4 at EWC (11:00am-2:00pm)
Tuesday, April 9 at NWC (1:00-4:00pm)
Friday, April 12 at Casper College (11:00am-2:00pm)
Wednesday, April 17 at Sheridan College (8:30-11:15am)
Wednesday, April 17 at Gillette College (1:00-4:00pm)

Orientation registration is open. Student must confirm their enrollment and pay their deposit prior to being able to register. Please note, it may take up to one business day after you pay your enrollment deposit for your Orientation link to become active on your account. Click here to login to your WyoRecords account and then click the Orientation Signup link to begin.

Things To Do Before Your Orientation/Registration Day

Log in to WyoWeb
- Go to wyoweb.uwyo.edu and choose "Obtain Username and Initial Password" if you have never logged in before.
- Pay your enrollment deposit (must be paid before you can register for orientation),
- Complete every required action item on your interactive checklist prior to starting class.
- Upload a picture for your WyoOne Student ID (this may take a few days to upload, so please plan ahead and do this early).
Before you are able to register for classes, you must completed the following:
- submit your MMR vaccination records via wyoweb.uwyo.edu,
- submit official transcripts to date from every college/university you have attended even if it was only for one class or you withdrew/failed, and
- take your math placement exam, if necessary.

On Orientation Day

Bring your transcripts. Please bring a copy of your current transcripts from every college/university you have attended, even if you have already sent us one.
Bring your current class schedule.
Wear comfortable shoes! You'll be walking to various locations on campus.

Academic Advising

Each academic college, as well as the School of Energy Resources and the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources, has an advising coordinator for transfer students; there is an advising coordinator for undeclared students, as well. These individuals are available to assist you if you are not able to attend a Transfer, Non-Traditional, or Veteran Student Orientation. When appropriate, they will help get you connected with your home academic department and a faculty advisor.