Choose Your Transfer Path
In-State Transfer
UW's strong partnerships with Wyoming community colleges make it easier to transfer credits and continue your academic journey. Explore resources to help you navigate the transfer process and make a seamless transition to UW.
In-state Transfer InfoOut-of-State Transfer
Considering transferring to the University of Wyoming from an out-of-state college? Explore resources to help you understand how your credits may apply, navigate the admissions process and prepare for a successful transition to UW.
Applied or Admitted
After you've applied or been admitted, the next step is reviewing your official transfer credit evaluation and preparing for your transition to UW. Explore resources to help you navigate the process and confidently prepare for your first semester.
Office of Transfer Relations
At UW, we’re here to support your transfer journey! Our Office of Transfer Relations offers pre-transfer credit evaluations, personalized transfer plans and articulation agreements to make your transition smooth. With nearly half our students coming from other schools, you’ll find a welcoming community and the tools you need to succeed.
Transfer Admissions Requirements
We’re excited to welcome you to UW! Make sure to check admission requirements, as well as those for scholarships and financial aid. If you’ve earned at least 12 post-high school transfer credits, you may qualify for UW’s transfer commitments.
GPA Requirements
To transfer to UW, you’ll need a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale. If your GPA meets this requirement, you’re on the right track! Keep in mind that some programs may have additional requirements. If you have questions or need guidance, we’re here to help make your transition to UW as smooth as possible!
Transferable Credits
To transfer to UW, you’ll need at least 12 transferable credit hours. If you have fewer than 12, don’t worry—you can still apply! You’ll just need to submit your high school transcript and if you’re under 21, ACT or SAT scores are also required. We’re here to help you through the process, so reach out with any questions as you take the next step toward becoming a Poke!
Transfer Success Starts Here
Make a financial plan for your future at UW.
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Join us for one of our Transfer Student admission events.
Learn of the resources across campus to ensure success.
Transferring Credits
Before you apply, use our Pre-Transfer Credit Evaluation resources to estimate how coursework from a Wyoming community college or an out-of-state institution may transfer to the University of Wyoming. These tools are intended for planning purposes only and are not official.
After you're admitted, send your official transcripts to the Office of Admissions. Our team will complete an official transfer credit evaluation to determine how your credits apply toward your UW degree.
Why the University of Wyoming?
Choosing the right university is a big decision and at UW, we offer a great education with opportunities to help you thrive. From academic support to hands-on learning and a close-knit community, UW is designed for your success—at an affordable cost.
Have questions about transferring to UW? We're here to help! Reach out for info and guidance on making your transition smooth.
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Explore your next steps at UW and start preparing for your journey. From setting up your student account to planning for housing and orientation, we’ll help you get ready for an exciting first year as a UW Cowboy.
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