University of Wyoming

Interstate Passport

Interstate Passport is a new way for students to transfer courses from one institution to another. By earning a Passport, your lower-division general education courses will transfer as a block, rather than individually, to other Network member institutions where they will meet all or nearly all of the receiving school’s lower-division general education requirements.

Students who complete thier Passport will not be required to repeat or take additional course work to meet lower division general education requirements in the Passport's nine areas when they tranfer to any other Passport institution. Click here to find more information on the Interstate Passport.

A university education is grounded in a broad understanding of human knowledge developed through a range of courses and co-curricular activities, the most important of which at the University of Wyoming is the University Studies Program. From general studies, the specialized knowledge of a major evolves. These two components of an education are complementary, enhancing one another throughout a student's career.

The University Studies Program ensures that each student's program includes the elements essential to a lifetime of personal and professional growth: habits of mind, practices of active citizenship, and development of intellectual skills.

The University Studies Program requires students to develop skills necessary for full participation in a technologically complicated world. These include the ability to express oneself in speech and writing, to locate, evaluate, and effectively use information, and to examine problems from quantitative, qualitative, and scientific perspectives. University Studies encourages students to become active citizens in a diverse democracy. Through multi-and inter-disciplinary inquiry, students gain the perspectives necessary to deal with complex issues, appreciate the viewpoints of others, function effectively in multicultural communities, understand the responsibility to participate in democratic society, and communicate clearly in a civic environment.

The University Studies Program assesses student achievement (summative assessment) and program effectiveness (formative assessment) by identifying, then measuring specific program outcomes over time.

While the University Studies Program is designed to serve students, it also offers innovative opportunities for growth to faculty members, departments, colleges, and the university as a whole. Indeed, ongoing faculty development and curricular modification play a key role in a vigorous general studies program.

Students must successfully complete one course from the following list with a "C" or better.

Courses in Oral Communication
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AAST	2240	Introduction to African Studies
		AAST	2360	African American History
		AAST	2450	Traditional African Religions
	✔	ANTH	2000	Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
		COJO	2010	Public Speaking
		COJO	2090	Persuasive Arguments
		ECON	2400	Economics of the Environment
	✔	ENGL	2005	Technical Writing in the Sciences
		ENGL	2015	Composition & Rhetoric II
		ENGL	2020	Introduction to Literature
		ENGL	2025	Introduction to English Studies
		ENGL	2030	Critical Reading and Writing
		ENGL	2035	Writing for Public Forums
		ENR	2000	Environment and Society
		ERS	2500	Communication Across Topics in Energy Resources
		FCSC	2170	Clothing and Modern Society
		FCSC	2200	Professionalism and Communication in Family and Consumer Sciences
		GEOL	2220	Communicating Earth Science
		HIST	2360	African American History
		HP	2020	Freshman Colloquium II
		INST	2240	Introduction to African Studies
		INST	2250	Introduction to Latin American Studies
		INST	2280	Introduction to European Studies
		LANG	2040	Advanced Academic Writing for International Students
		LANG	2150	Magna: History & Culture
		POLS	2200	Politics of Europe
		RELI	2200	Contemporary American Religion
		RELI	2320	History of Islam
		RELI	2450	Traditional African Religions
		UWYO	1600	Veterans Transition Course
		WMST	2500	Gender and Society

Required: FYS 1000, First-Year Seminar

Students must successfully complete one course from the following list with a "C" or better.

List 1

Courses in List 1
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AAST	1101	African Americans in the Equality State
		AECL	1101	Pest, Plagues, and Plants
		AGEC	1101	Public (mis)perceptions of Agriculture
		AMST	1101	Cultures of College
		ANSC	1101	Beyond Cowboys & Critters. The Science of Animal Agriculture
		ANTH	1101	Anthropology of Monsters
		ANTH	1101	Hoaxes, Myths, and Charlatans in Archeology
		ART	1101	Build Your Own Camera
		ART	1101	Reading Tex(tiles): Exploring Fabric as a Vehicle for Communication
		ASTR	1050	Survey of Astronomy
		ATSC	1101	Weather, Climate, and Global Change
		BOT	1101	Paleontology's Great Debate
		BUSN	1101	Decision Making in Business
		CHEM	1000	Introductory Chemistry
		CHEM	1020	General Chemistry I
		CHEM	1030	General Chemistry II
		CHEM	1050	Advanced General Chemistry I
		CHIN	1101	A Taste of China: Travel, Food, and Culture
		CNSL	1101	E.P.I.C. Leadership
		COJO	1101	Small Group Communication
		COJO	1101	Trending Now: Media Literacy in the 21st Century
		COJO	1101	Understanding Human Communication
		COSC	1101	The Beauty and Joy of Computing
		ECON	1101	Viking Economics
		EDEC	1101	Borders, Barriers, and Bridges: Creating Community Across Global Issues
		EDEC	1101	The Power of the Play
		EDSE	1101	Superheroes, Stan Lee, and Studying for Success: What Does Popular Culture Have to do with Research?
		EDST	1101	The Citizen Factory: Schooling and Democracy in the U.S.
		EDST	1101	Fight the Power: Diversity and Social Justice
		EE	1101	Bits & Bytes: A Taste of Electronics
✔		ENGL	1010	College Composition and Rhetoric
		ENGL	1101	Conceptualizing Adulthood & Adolescence in 21st Century America
		ENGL	1101	Film Genre Study
		ENGL	1101	Night of the Living Film: Zombies, Living Dead, Walkers…Humans
		ENGL	1101	Video Game Theory
		ENR	1101	Climate Change: Thinking Like a Planet
		ENR	1101	Thinking Like a Mountain: Environmental Problems, Interdisciplinary Solutions
		ERS	1101	Energy, Environment, and Economics
		ES	1101	Introduction to Engineering Study
		ESL	1210	English Composition for International Students
		FCSC	1101	Building Connections Between Human and Environmental Health
		FCSC	1101	People, Place, Profit and Policy: Sustainability and Well-Being in the Built Environment
		FDSC	1101	Feeding the Planet: Mankind's Greatest Challenge
		GEOL	1101	Surviving the Apocalypse: The Geography of Natural Disasters
		GEOL	1101	Man and Geology: The Control of Nature
		GEOL	1101	Water Planet
		HLSC	1101	Aging in America
		HP	1020	Freshman Colloquium I
		INST	1101	Society and the Outsider
		INST	1101	Viking Economics
		ITEC	1101	Are You Naked Online? Taking Control of Your Digital Image
		ITEC	1101	Making, Hacking, and Tinkering: Creating in the Modern World
		KIN	1101	Contemporary Issues in North American Sport
		KIN	1101	Kinesiology- the Science of Human Movement
		LANG	1101	Food, Culture, Language
		LIFE	1003	Current Issues in Biology
		LIFE	1010	General Biology
		LIFE	1020	Life Sciences
		LTST	1101	Latina/o Popular Culture: Art, Theatre, Media, Music and Sports
		MATH	1101	Infinity--- And Beyond?
		MKT	1101	Marketing Signs and Symbols
		MOLB	1101	The Neanderthal and the Nucleus; The Molecular Biology of Being Human
		NURS	1101	Should Health Care Fly?
		PATB	1101	One Health: People, Animals, and the Environment-Zero Degree of Separation
		PHCY	1101	Navigating Survival: A Compass for Campus Mental Health
		PHYS	1101	Creationism vs. Evolution
		PHYS	1101	What Really Happened: How Scientific Theories Come About
		PHYS	1120	General Physics II
		PLNT	1101	Eating as an Agricultural Act
		POLS	1101	Dangerous Ideas: First Amendment Civil Liberties in Theory and Practice
		RELI	1101	Gilgamesh to the Bomb
		RELI	1101	Worlds of Religion
		SPAN	1101	Food, Culture, Language
		SPPA	1101	The Brain and Human Communication
		STAT	1101	The Power of Confidence
		THEA	1101	Performance as Change
		UWYO	1101	The Challenge of Sustainability: Project-Based Learning
		UWYO	1101	Fall Bridge Courses
		UWYO	1101	Get a Life- Discover Yourself and Determine How You Want to Live
		UWYO	1101	Ignite Your Passion: Creating Change Through Service and Action
		UWYO	1101	Ingredients for Academic and Career Success
		UWYO	1101	Intellectual Self-Defense
		UWYO	1101	Inve$ting in the Future You: Financial Literacy from College to Career
		UWYO	1101	Keep Your Money, We Want Change: Leadership for a Better World
		UWYO	1101	Learning from the Masters: The Power of Seeing
		UWYO	1101	Outdoor Leadership
		UWYO	1101	Social Justice and Ethics at the U
		UWYO	1101	Spiritual Intelligence
		UWYO	1101	Where Do I Belong? A Personal Odyssey
		WMST	1101	Sex and the International City
		ZOO	1101	The Biology of Food
		ZOO	1101	I heard it Through the Grapevine
		ZOO	1101	Natural History: Past, Present, & Future

Students must successfully complete one course from the following list with a "C" or better.

Quantitative Literacy

Courses in Quantitative Literacy
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		MATH	1000	Problem Solving
		MATH	1050	Finite Mathematics
		MATH	1105	Data, Probability, & Algebra for Elementary School Teachers
		MATH	1123	Math, Music and Acoustics
		MATH	1400	College Algebra
		MATH	1405	Trigonometry
		MATH	1450	Algebra and Trigonometry
		MATH	2200	Calculus I
		MATH	2205	Calculus II
		MATH	2350	Business Calculus
		STAT	2050	Fundamentals in Statistics
		STAT	2070	Introductory Statistics for the Social Sciences

Students must successfully complete one course from the following list with a "C" or better.

Life Sciences

Courses in Life Sciences
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AECL	1000	Agroecology (lab included)
		ANTH	1100	Introduction to Biological Anthropology
		ANTH	1300	Introduction to Archaeology
	✔	ASTR	1050	Survey of Astronomy (lab included)
	✔	ASTR	1070	The Earth: Its Physical Environment
		ATSC	2000	Introduction to Meterology (lab included)
		ATSC	2100	Global Warming: The Science of HumanKinds Energy Consumption
		ATSC	2200	Severe & Unusual Weather
		CHEM	1000	Introductory Chemistry (lab included)
		CHEM	1020	General Chemistry I (lab included)
		CHEM	1030	General Chemistry II (lab included)
		CHEM	1050	Advanced General Chemistry I (lab included)
		CHEM	1060	Advanced General Chemistry II (lab included)
		ENR	1000	Energy & Society
		ENR	1200	Environment (lab included)
		ENR	1500	Water, Dirt and Earth's Environment
		ENTO	1000	Insect Biology
		ERS	1000	Energy & Society
		GEOG	1010	Introduction to Physical Geography (lab included)
		GEOG	1070	The Earth: Its Physical Environment
		GEOL	1100	Introduction to Physical Geology
		GEOL	1500	Water, Dirt and Earth's Environment
		LIFE	1002	Discovering Science
		LIFE	1003	Current Issues in Biology (lab included)
		LIFE	1010	General Biology (lab included)
		LIFE	1020	Life Sciences (lab included)
		PHYS	1050	Concepts of Physics (lab included)
		PHYS	1090	Fundamentals of the Physical Universe
		PHYS	1110	General Physics I (lab included)
		PHYS	1120	General Physics II (lab included)
		PHYS	1210	Engineering Physics I (lab included)
		PHYS	1220	Engineering Physics II (lab included)
		PLNT	2025	Horticultural Science (lab included)

Student must successfully complete one course with a "C" or better.

Human Cultures

Courses in Human Cultures
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AGEC	1010	Principles of Macro Economics
		AGEC	1020	Principles of Micro Economics
		AMST	2010	Introduction to American Studies
		AMST	2110	Cultural Diversity in America
		ANTH	1200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
		ANTH	1450	World Archaeology
		ANTH	2600	Forgotten Africa: Introduction to African Civilizations
		ART	1000	Art & Human Culture
		ART	2010	Art History Survey I
		ART	2020	Art History Survey II
		CHIN	1010	First Year Chinese I
		CHIN	1020	First Year Chinese II
		CLAS	2020	Classical Greek Civilization
		COJO	1000	Introduction to Mass Media
	✔	COJO	1030	Interpersonal Communication
		ECON	1000	Global Economic Issues
		ECON	1010	Principles of Macro Economics
		ECON	1020	Principles of Micro Economics
		ECON	1200	Economics, Law, and Government
		ECON	1300	Oil: Business, Culture, & Power
		ECON	1400	Sports Economics
		EDEL	2280	Literature for Children
		EDST	2450	Foundations for Development and Learning
		EDST	2480	Diversity and the Publics of Schooling
	✔	ENGL	1080	Intro to Women's Studies
		ENGL	2360	Mexican-American Literature
		ENGL	2410	Literary Genres
		ENR	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		ERS	1300	Oil: Business, Culture, & Power
		FCSC	1180	Applied Design
	✔	FREN	1010	First Year French I
	✔	FREN	1020	First Year French II
		FREN	2030	Second Year French I
		FREN	2040	Second Year French II
		FREN	2130	Contemporary French Culture
		GEOG	1000	World Regional Geography
		GEOG	1020	Human Geography
		GEOG	2370	Chicano History Origins to 1900
		GEOG	2385	Chicano History: 1900 to Present
	✔	GERM	1010	First Year German I
	✔	GERM	1020	First Year German II
		GERM	2030	Second Year German I
		GERM	2040	Second Year German II
		HIST	1110	Western Civilization I
		HIST	1211	US to 1865
		HIST	1221	US from 1865
		HIST	1251	History of Wyoming
		HIST	1320	World History to 1750
		HIST	2225	History of Christianity
		HIST	2250	American Religious History I (to 1865)
		HIST	2252	American Religious History II (1865-1945)
		HIST	2315	History of Non-Western Religions
		HIST	2370	Chicano History Origins to 1900
		HIST	2380	Latin American Civilizations
		HIST	2385	Chicano History: 1900 to Present
		HIST	2600	Forgotten Africa: Introduction to African Civilizations
	✔	HLED	1006	Personal Health
		HP	1151	Colloquium I
		HP	1200	People in Policy: Situating American Identity & Meaning w/in US Law
		HP	2151	Not So Plain Tales from India: Indian Short Story
		HP	2151	Japanese Modern Culture and Society
		HP	2151	NW: Classical Islam
		HP	2153	Bali: Life and Art
		HP	2153	Being Basque: Old World & New
		INST	1060	World Regional Geography
		JAPN	1010	First Year Japanese I
		JAPN	1020	First Year Japanese II
	✔	KIN	2050	Socio-Cultural Aspects of Physical Activity, Exercise, & Sport
		LATN	1010	First Year Latin, I
		LATN	1020	First Year Latin, II
	✔	LTST	1300	Intro to Latina/o Studies
		LTST	2360	Mexican-American Literature
		LTST	2370	Chicano History Origins to 1900
		LTST	2385	Chicano History: 1900 to Present
	✔	MUSC	1000	Intro to Music
		MUSC	1390	Jazz Ensemble I
		MUSC	1400	Collegiate Chorale I
		MUSC	1405	Singing Statesmen I
		MUSC	1415	Bel Canto I
		MUSC	1417	Civic Chorus I
		MUSC	1430	Symphony Orchestra I
		MUSC	3415	Bel Canto II
		MUSC	3417	Civic Chorus II
		PHIL	1000	Introduction to Philosophy
		PHIL	2300	Ethics in Practice
		PHIL	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
	✔	POLS	1000	American and Wyoming Government
	✔	POLS	1100	Wyoming Government
		PSYC	1000	General Psychology
	✔	RELI	1000	Introduction to Religion
		RELI	2050	Religions of Asia
		RELI	2110	Introduction to the Old Testament
		RELI	2150	New Testament Survey
		RELI	2225	History of Christianity
		RELI	2250	American Religious History I (to 1865)
		RELI	2252	American Religious History II (1865-1945)
		RELI	2315	History of Non-Western Religions
		RELI	2330	Islam in the Modern World
		RELI	2410	Varieties of Non-Belief
		RNEW	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		RUSS	1010	First-year Russian I
		RUSS	1020	First-year Russian II
		RUSS	2030	Second-year Russian I
		RUSS	2040	Second-year Russian II
		SOC	1000	Sociological Principles
	✔	SPAN	1010	First Year Spanish I
	✔	SPAN	1020	First Year Spanish II
		SPAN	2030	Second Year Spanish I
		SPAN	2040	Second Year Spanish II
		SPPA	2110	American Sign Language I
		SPPA	2120	American Sign Language II
		THEA	1000	Introduction to Theatre
		THEA	1100	Beginning Acting
		THEA	1410	Ballet I/I
		THEA	1420	Ballet I/II
		THEA	1430	Modern Dance I/I
		THEA	1440	Modern Dance I/II
		THEA	1480	Beginning Jazz Dance
		THEA	2200	Backgrounds of Dance
		THEA	2480	Jazz II
		WIND	2100	Introduction to Disability Studies
		WIND	2700	Gender and Disability
		WMST	1080	Intro to Women's Studies
		WMST	2000	Intro to LGBTQ/NS Studies
		WMST	2700	Gender and Disability

Students must successfully complete one course with a "C" or better.

Critical Thinking

Courses in Critical Thinking
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AAST	2240	Introduction to African Studies
		AAST	2360	African American History
		AAST	2450	Traditional African Religions
		AECL	1000	Agroecology
		AECL	1101	Pest, Plagues, and Plants
		AGEC	1010	Principles of Macro Economics
		AGEC	1020	Principles of Micro Economics
		AGEC	1101	Public (mis)perceptions of Agriculture
		AMST	1101	Cultures of College
		AMST	2010	Introduction to American Studies
		AMST	2110	Cultural Diversity in America
		ANSC	1101	Beyond Cowboys and Critters. The Science of Animal Agriculture
		ANTH	1100	Introduction to Biological Anthropology
		ANTH	1101	Anthropology of Monsters
		ANTH	1101	Hoaxes, Myths, and Charlatans in Archaeology
		RELI	2252	American Religious History II (1865-1945)
		RELI	2315	History of Non-Western Religions
		RELI	2320	History of Islam

Students must successfully complete one course with a "C" or better.

Creative Expression

Courses in Creative Expression
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AGEC	1010	Principles of Macro Economics
		AGEC	1020	Principles of Micro Economics
		ANTH	1200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
		ANTH	1450	World Archaeology
		ANTH	2600	Forgotten Africa: Introduction to African Civilizations
		ART	2010	Art History Survey I
		ART	2020	Art History Survey II
		CHIN	1010	First Year Chinese I
		CHIN	1020	First Year Chinese II
		CLAS	2020	Classical Greek Civilization
		COJO	1000	Introduction to Mass Media
	✔	COJO	1030	Interpersonal Communication
		ECON	1000	Global Economic Issues
		ECON	1010	Principles of Macro Economics
		ECON	1020	Principles of Micro Economics
		ENGL	2360	Mexican-American Literature
		ENGL	2410	Literary Genres
		ENR	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		FREN	2130	Contemporary French Culture
		HIST	1320	World History to 1750
		HIST	2315	History of Non-Western Religions
		HIST	2380	Latin American Civilizations
		HIST	2600	Forgotten Africa: Introduction to African Civilizations
		LATN	1010	First Year Latin, I
		LATN	1020	First Year Latin, II
	✔	LTST	1300	Intro to Latina/o Studies
	✔	MUSC	1000	Intro to Music
		MUSC	1390	Jazz Ensemble I
		MUSC	1400	Collegiate Chorale I
		MUSC	1405	Singing Statesmen I
		MUSC	1415	Bel Canto I
		MUSC	1417	Civic Chorus I
		MUSC	1430	Symphony Orchestra I
		MUSC	3415	Bel Canto II
		MUSC	3417	Civic Chorus II
		PHIL	1000	Introduction to Philosophy
		PHIL	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		PSYC	1000	General Psychology
	✔	RELI	1000	Introduction to Religion
		RELI	2110	Introduction to the Old Testament
		RELI	2315	History of Non-Western Religions
		RELI	2330	Islam in the Modern World
		RELI	2410	Varieties of Non-Belief
		RNEW	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		SOC	1000	Sociological Principles
	✔	SPAN	1010	First Year Spanish I
	✔	SPAN	1020	First Year Spanish II
		SPAN	2030	Second Year Spanish I
		SPAN	2040	Second Year Spanish II
		SPPA	2110	American Sign Language I
		SPPA	2120	American Sign Language II
		THEA	1000	Introduction to Theatre
		THEA	1410	Ballet I/I
		THEA	1420	Ballet I/II
		THEA	1430	Modern Dance I/I
		THEA	1480	Beginning Jazz Dance
		WMST	1080	Intro to Women's Studies
		WMST	2000	Intro to LGBTQ/NS Studies
		WMST	2700	Gender and Disability

Students must successfully complete one course with a "C" or better.

Teamwork and Value Systems

Courses in Teamwork and Value Systems
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AECL	1000	Agroecology
		ANTH	1100	Introduction to Biological Anthropology
		ANTH	1300	Introduction to Archaeology
	✔	ASTR	1050	Survey of Astronomy
	✔	ASTR	1070	The Earth: Its Physical Environment
		ATSC	2000	Introduction to Meterology
		ATSC	2100	Global Warming: The Science of HumanKinds Energy Consumption
		ATSC	2200	Severe & Unusual Weather
		CHEM	1000	Introductory Chemistry
		CHEM	1020	General Chemistry I
		CHEM	1030	General Chemistry II
		CHEM	1050	Advanced General Chemistry I
		CHEM	1060	Advanced General Chemistry II
		ENR	1000	Energy & Society
		ENR	1200	Environment
		ENR	1500	Water, Dirt and Earth's Environment
		ENTO	1000	Insect Biology
		ERS	1000	Energy & Society
		ES	1101	Introduction to Engineering Study
		GEOG	1010	Introduction to Physical Geography
		GEOG	1070	The Earth: Its Physical Environment
		GEOL	1100	Introduction to Physical Geology
		GEOL	1500	Water, Dirt and Earth's Environment
		LIFE	1002	Discovering Science
		LIFE	1003	Current Issues in Biology
		LIFE	1010	General Biology
		LIFE	1020	Life Sciences
		PHYS	1050	Concepts of Physics
		PHYS	1090	Fundamentals of the Physical Universe
		PHYS	1110	General Physics I
		PHYS	1120	General Physics II
		PHYS	1210	Engineering Physics I
		PHYS	1220	Engineering Physics II
		PLNT	2025	Horticultural Science

Students must successfully complete one of the following with a "C" or better.

Human Society and the Individual

Courses in Human Society and the Individual
Required	Online Option Available	Course Prefix	Course Number	Course Title
		AGEC	1010	Principles of Macro Economics
		AGEC	1020	Principles of Micro Economics
		AMST	2010	Introduction to American Studies
		AMST	2110	Cultural Diversity in America
		ANTH	1200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
		ANTH	1450	World Archaeology
		ANTH	2600	Forgotten Africa: Introduction to African Civilizations
		ART	1000	Art & Human Culture
		ART	2010	Art History Survey I
		ART	2020	Art History Survey II
		CHIN	1010	First Year Chinese I
		CHIN	1020	First Year Chinese II
		CLAS	2020	Classical Greek Civilization
		COJO	1000	Introduction to Mass Media
	✔	COJO	1030	Interpersonal Communication
		ECON	1000	Global Economic Issues
		ECON	1010	Principles of Macro Economics
		ECON	1020	Principles of Micro Economics
		ECON	1300	Oil: Business, Culture, & Power
		ECON	1400	Sports Economics
		EDEL	2280	Literature for Children
		EDST	2450	Foundations for Development and Learning
		EDST	2480	Diversity and the Publics of Schooling
	✔	ENGL	1080	Intro to Women's Studies
		ENGL	2360	Mexican-American Literature
		ENGL	2410	Literary Genres
		ENR	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		ERS	1300	Oil: Business, Culture, & Power
		FCSC	1180	Applied Design
	✔	FREN	1010	First Year French I
	✔	FREN	1020	First Year French II
		FREN	2030	Second Year French I
		FREN	2040	Second Year French II
		FREN	2130	Contemporary French Culture
		GEOG	1000	World Regional Geography
		GEOG	1020	Human Geography
		GEOG	2370	Chicano History Origins to 1900
		GEOG	2385	Chicano History: 1900 to Present
	✔	GERM	1010	First Year German I
	✔	GERM	1020	First Year German II
		GERM	2030	Second Year German I
		GERM	2040	Second Year German II
		HIST	1110	Western Civilization I
		HIST	1320	World History to 1750
		HIST	2225	History of Christianity
		HIST	2250	American Religious History I (to 1865)
		HIST	2252	American Religious History II (1865-1945)
		HIST	2315	History of Non-Western Religions
		HIST	2370	Chicano History Origins to 1900
		HIST	2380	Latin American Civilizations
		HIST	2385	Chicano History: 1900 to Present
		HIST	2600	Forgotten Africa: Introduction to African Civilizations
	✔	HLED	1006	Personal Health
		HP	1151	Colloquium I
		HP	2151	Not So Plain Tales from India: Indian Short Story
		HP	2151	Japanese Modern Culture and Society
		HP	2151	NW: Classical Islam
		HP	2153	Bali: Life and Art
		HP	2153	Being Basque: Old World & New
		INST	1060	World Regional Geography
		JAPN	1010	First Year Japanese I
		JAPN	1020	First Year Japanese II
	✔	KIN	2050	Socio-Cultural Aspects of Physical Activity, Exercise, & Sport
		LATN	1010	First Year Latin, I
		LATN	1020	First Year Latin, II
	✔	LTST	1300	Intro to Latina/o Studies
		LTST	2360	Mexican-American Literature
		LTST	2370	Chicano History Origins to 1900
		LTST	2385	Chicano History: 1900 to Present
	✔	MUSC	1000	Intro to Music
		MUSC	1390	Jazz Ensemble I
		MUSC	1400	Collegiate Chorale I
		MUSC	1405	Singing Statesmen I
		MUSC	1415	Bel Canto I
		MUSC	1417	Civic Chorus I
		MUSC	1430	Symphony Orchestra I
		MUSC	3415	Bel Canto II
		MUSC	3417	Civic Chorus II
		PHIL	1000	Introduction to Philosophy
		PHIL	2300	Ethics in Practice
		PHIL	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		PSYC	1000	General Psychology
	✔	RELI	1000	Introduction to Religion
		RELI	2050	Religions of Asia
		RELI	2110	Introduction to the Old Testament
		RELI	2150	New Testament Survey
		RELI	2225	History of Christianity
		RELI	2250	American Religious History I (to 1865)
		RELI	2252	American Religious History II (1865-1945)
		RELI	2315	History of Non-Western Religions
		RELI	2330	Islam in the Modern World
		RELI	2410	Varieties of Non-Belief
		RNEW	2345	Natural Resource Ethics
		RUSS	1010	First-year Russian I
		RUSS	1020	First-year Russian II
		RUSS	2030	Second-year Russian I
		RUSS	2040	Second-year Russian II
		SOC	1000	Sociological Principles
	✔	SPAN	1010	First Year Spanish I
	✔	SPAN	1020	First Year Spanish II
		SPAN	2030	Second Year Spanish I
		SPAN	2040	Second Year Spanish II
		SPPA	2110	American Sign Language I
		SPPA	2120	American Sign Language II
		THEA	1000	Introduction to Theatre
		THEA	1100	Beginning Acting
		THEA	1410	Ballet I/I
		THEA	1420	Ballet I/II
		THEA	1430	Modern Dance I/I
		THEA	1440	Modern Dance I/II
		THEA	1480	Beginning Jazz Dance
		THEA	2200	Backgrounds of Dance
		THEA	2480	Jazz II
		WIND	2100	Introduction to Disability Studies
		WIND	2700	Gender and Disability
		WMST	1080	Intro to Women's Studies
		WMST	2000	Intro to LGBTQ/NS Studies
		WMST	2700	Gender and Disability

Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)

America’s largest regional interstate tuition savings program

The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) is an agreement among WICHE’s 16 member states and territories, through which 160+ participating public colleges and universities provide steep nonresident tuition savings for Western students.

Through WUE, eligible students can choose from hundreds of undergraduate programs outside their home state, and pay no more than 150 percent of that institution’s resident tuition rate.

Since full nonresident college-tuition rates may exceed 300 percent of resident rates, WUE increases affordable higher-education choices for students, and minimizes the adverse impacts of student loan debt.

Click to learn more about WUE at UWYO.

Helping students save on tuition, transfer more easily, and gain strong credentials

WICHE operates three Student Access Programs that together saved 45,000+ students $451+ million in 2019-20. Each program supports one of three educational niches: undergraduate, graduate, and professional health care studies.

Details that govern each program vary, but–by lowering the cost of tuition–they share a common approach. Students gain from increased choice and savings. Schools gain by optimizing enrollments. And states gain by growing the skills of those they serve and strengthening their workforce. It’s a true “triple-win."

Since 1953, WICHE has been strengthening higher education, workforce development, and behavioral health throughout the region. As an interstate compact, WICHE partners with states, territories, and postsecondary institutions to share knowledge, create resources, and develop innovative solutions that address some of our society’s most pressing needs. Select a WICHE state or territory on the map to explore individual highlights of our long-standing partnerships.

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Office of the Registrar

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Department 3964

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Laramie, WY 82071

Phone: 307-766-5272

Fax: 307-766-3960

Email: registrar@uwyo.edu