If you're planning to tour campus, one of our in-person events can amplify your visit
and help you get to know UW. Advanced registration is required.
UW Showcase is a free event designed to provide prospective students and parents an insight into the college/school of their academic area of interest. Meet current UW students, learn about campus resources available and hear more about UW and the admissions process.
Discovery Day is a free event designed to introduce prospective students and parents to the UW experience in a group setting. Students get the opportunity to speak with representatives from academic colleges, campus resources and organizations and admissions, as well as tour a residence hall.
Make the most of your college journey with one of our New Student Day events taking place throughout spring 2024! These events will help you get ready for exciting times at UW by giving you a closer look at what we have to offer.
Dates: March 5, 2024
Join our admissions and transfer relations teams to learn more about the process of transferring to UW, including our pre-transfer credit evaluation tool that can help you estimate how many of your previously earned credits will count towards a degree at the University of Wyoming.
Our virtual webinars are designed to help you understand the admission process at
UW. We'll cover important topics and leave time for questions at the end. If you're
not able to travel to campus, this is a great way to get started — or try our virtual visit option!
Each Cowboy Webinar begins at 6:00 p.m. mountain time and lasts approximately one hour. Registration for each event is required in order to receive a Zoom link.
We've got you covered! Watch our past webinars for more great information about the
admissions process.
Introduction to the University of Wyoming (October 2023)
Watch Recording
Dates: January 9, 2024 | 6:00 p.m. MST
Learn more about the University of Wyoming and the academic college of your prospective major. This virtual session will begin with a general overview with Admissions and continue onto breakout sessions with the specific colleges/schools at UW.
If you are interested in a specific event to help you learn more about our diverse programs, many of our schools and colleges host frequent events where you can learn more about
their majors and ask questions with an individual approach to your interests.
We update this list frequently so be sure to back again if you don't see a program that sparks your interest. All times are listed in Mountain Time.
