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The University of Wyoming offers a world-class education in the small community of Laramie, Wyoming. Founded in 1886, the university welcomes more than 12,000 students from all 50 states and 90 countries.

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The University of Wyoming offers distance classes and degree programs through online and other distance technology, as well as on-site at UW’s Casper campus.

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UW consistently ranks among the best values in the country with low tuition rates for both resident and non-resident students, and our amazing undergraduate scholarship programs.

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As part of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, the University of Wyoming offers one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation. Our region’s natural beauty is matched with cutting-edge learning facilities that make for an unbeatable student experience.

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Meet Megan. The experience of taking online classes through UW at a Distance was the perfect choice for her. . . “The teachers were great,” she adds. “The distance education that UW has is fantastic.” . . Megan studied through the social work program and did her thesis project on UW’s preparedness to address student veteran needs. Since her husband had been in the military, she had firsthand exposure to some of the things veterans were experiencing on campus. And thanks to her hard work, the results of her study were published in the Journal of Veterans Studies. . . “UW really understands the state we live in and what the needs are,” Megan says. “Both programs that I was in were considered distance programs. Even though I was in Laramie for the master’s program, they had students from all across the state. It felt like you were having that teamwork and collective classroom experience, even though we had people who were miles apart.” . . After graduating, she now serves as program coordinator for the eight branches of Greater Wyoming Big Brothers Big Sisters. . . Read more of Megan’s story in the latest issue of UWyo magazine by CLICKING THE LINK IN OUR BIO. . . The World Needs More Relentless Curiosity. #TheWorldNeedsMoreCowboys

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