All courses for Special Education programs are offered through Online Education, either
by video conference, intensive weekends, web-based instruction, or a combination of
these formats. This makes the program accessible to Wyoming educators outside of the Laramie area.
The program is NOT entirely online, but is accessible around the state through the variety of delivery
methods listed above. Classes may be offered either in online asynchronous or online synchronous formats.
Please refer to the UW Online Student Resources FAQ to view more on online education course formats.
June 15 - If applying for the fall semester.
September 15 - If applying for the spring semester.
Domestic Students
GPA: 3.25
GRE: no requirement
International Students
TOEFL: 550 minimum written or 80 minimum online, OR IELTS: 6.5 minimum overall score
GRE: 900/291 minimum
Additional Requirements
Current teaching certificate from the United states and must be K-12 (any grade band
or subject area)
Step 1: Apply to UW and the School of Counseling, Leadership, Advocacy and Design through the online applicant portal. When filling out your application, please be sure to scroll all the way down, and follow all the directions.
Step 2: Submit official transcripts from ALL colleges attended to:
UW Office of Admissions
Knight Hall 150, Department 3435
1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: (307) 766-5160
Toll Free: (800) 342-5996
E-mail: admissions@uwyo.edu
Note: Please do not wait to have ALL colleges send official transcripts to Admissions. It is University policy that the
UW Admissions Office require official transcripts from every college you have attended. This includes your undergraduate transcript, AND all colleges that you have transferred coursework in from. This process can take some time to request, send, receive, and
process.
If you attended UW, you do not have to contact UW Admissions Office to send official transcripts to UW.
They will know to "pull' them, when you are admitted.
Please include and upload ALL documents listed below in order for your application to be considered.