Assisting you with securing your Student Visa.
Connecting you with other international students.
Preparing you for your arrival and stay in Wyoming.
Providing legal resources if you plan to work inside the U.S.
The University of Wyoming English Language Center works locally and globally with
non-native speakers of English through a variety of programs. The ELC focuses on English
for academic preparation and professional participation in higher education.
Please Note: The on-campus Intensive English Program requires an application to UW as a full-time, non-degree seeking student. Our application requirements (non-official transcripts) tuition and Confidential Financial Statement are also separate from the regular UW admissions process.
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Our undergraduate and graduate degrees are designed to give students close interaction with faculty in our incredible facilities,
and even outside in the vast open spaces of Wyoming. Many programs also have options
to study abroad and conduct undergraduate research!
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Get connected with our UW Global Ambassadors!
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We highly encourage our international undergraduate students seeking an undergraduate
or graduate degree to follow these steps for a successful application experience.
This timeline will help you to start thinking about everything you need to prepare
as you get ready to apply. And as always, we’re here to help if you have any questions!
FILL OUT AN APPLICATION
There is a low $40 USD non-refundable application fee to apply. If this fee is submitted
in the form of an international money order or a check, it must be drawn from a U.S.
bank, made payable to the UW Admissions Office. Please print your full legal name
on your check or money order.
APPLY
DISCOVER STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
The University of Wyoming offers the International Brown & Gold Commitment for eligible
international freshman students. This financial support is based on your international
GPA, though students will still have to provide proof of financial support.
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Provide Certified and Attested Copy of Transcripts
UW must receive official transcripts (mark sheets, transcripts, exam results, diploma, etc.) for admission. These documents must be original or certified true copies that are either sent directly from the school(s) in a sealed envelope or from a transcript evaluation agency such as World Education Services (WES) or any other evaluation agency listed as a member on the NACES website. All records should be submitted in the native language and accompanied with an official English translation.
Provide Official Proof of English Proficiency
Minimum score 71 for iBT/ 6.0 IELTS / 169 Cambridge English B2 First, C1 Advanced
or C2 Proficiency / 105 Duolingo. All test scores must be official and sent directly
from the testing agency. The following programs have specific requirements:
Provide Proof of Financial Support
You will need to provide an official bank statement to show proof of financial support. All financial documents must be originals. You may scan and email the original documents to us at admissions@uwyo.edu. You can also view UW's Confidential Financial Statement and Affidavit of Support.
Copy of Passport
Please scan a copy of your valid passport and email to admissions@uwyo.edu.
Going to college is a major decision and we want to make sure you are feeling confident
about your choice. UW offers future students several visit opportunities including
in-person visits, a virtual tour and sessions so you can see our beautiful campus.
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If you are currently studying at a different U.S. institution, please provide your
school’s immigration coordinator with the following details for transfer:
UW’s School Name: University of Wyoming
UW’s Campus Code: DEN214F00241000
If your school’s immigration coordinator has any questions or concerns regarding your transfer, they may contact us at +1-307-766-5193 or uwglobal@uwyo.edu.
Equal Opportunity Admission Statement
Persons seeking admission, employment, or access to programs of the University of Wyoming shall be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, or political belief.
