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Official Western transcripts can be ordered online at any time by using the National Student Clearinghouse link. Each official transcript request costs $5.65.
To print an unofficial transcript:
- Log into My Western.
- Navigate to Self-Service > Academics > Unofficial Transcript.
- Click on "Unofficial Undergrad Transcript".
- Download the PDF.
- Open the file and print using the right-click menu.
Contact Mustang Central at (307) 382-1677 or email mustangcentral@westernwyoming.edu with any questions.
Follow these "5 Steps" to complete the application process, academic planning, and registration processes to become a Mustang at Western Wyoming Community College.
The cost to attend Western Wyoming Community College is very affordable. Overall costs may vary based on residency status.
Please contact Mustang Central at 307-382-1677 or email with questions.
Western Wyoming Community College has six styles of housing to choose from. Students must be taking at least 1 credit.
Each student who decides to live on-campus needs to pay the one-time $150 Housing Application Fee that can be paid at any time by calling 307-382-1613 or online through MyWestern (Student Finance > Deposits tab). Once this is paid, the housing application will be emailed to the student.
Please contact the Dean of Students Office with questions by calling 307-382-1888, texting 307-389-9082, or emailing housing@westernwyoming.edu.
Western Wyoming Community College has a number of scholarships available for students to apply for at Western. The scholarship priority deadline at Western is April 1st and students that apply for scholarships prior to this date will have a better chance of receiving scholarships and aid to pay for college.
Below are some special academic scholarships for students that they can receive by simply applying for admissions and submitting an official high school transcript.
Hathaway Academic Scholarship for Wyoming Students
Honors: $3,360 yearly award + $1,200 yearly enhancement (if requirement met)
Requires a minimum 3.5 high school GPA and ACT composite of 25
Must complete State required class curriculum
Performance: $2,520 yearly award + $1,000 yearly enhancement (if requirement met)
Requires a minimum 3.0 high school GPA and ACT composite of 21
Must complete State required class curriculum
Opportunity: $1,680 yearly award
Requires a minimum 2.5 high school GPA and ACT composite of 19
Must complete State required class curriculum
(Can attend either The University of Wyoming or a Wyoming community college)
Provisional: $1,680 yearly award
Requires a minimum 2.5 high school GPA and ACT composite of 17
Must complete State required class curriculum
(Must start at a Wyoming community college)
In order for Honors or Performance level awards to receive the Western enhancement, Hathaway scholarship must be initiated by July 31st. Hathaway Scholarships are awarded based on college-level class enrollment; if below 12 college-level credit hours awards are prorated.
Out of State Academic Scholarship
This is a scholarship stipend awarded to Out-of-State high school seniors who complete
the admissions application and send an official high school transcript. This is a
four semester stipend awarded to students that will be graduating from high school.
Students must be enrolled in 12 college-level credit hours per semester at Western.
The Out-of-State Academic Scholarship is awarded in 3 levels.
Honors: $4,560 yearly award (Requires a minimum 3.5 high school GPA and ACT composite of 25)
Performance: $3,520 yearly award (Requires a minimum 3.0 high school GPA and ACT composite of 21)
Opportunity: $1,680 yearly award (Require a minimum 2.5 high school GPA and ACT composite of 19)
Maintenance of Award: For continuation, students must complete at least 12 credit hours per semester with a 3.00 CUM GPA for Honors and Performance, and a 2.00 CUM GPA for Opportunity. Consortium agreements are not applicable.
Sweetwater County High School Graduate
Sweetwater County High School Graduate Stipend awarded to students that graduated from a Sweetwater County high school in 2012 or after. This scholarship must be initialized within 2 years of graduation from high school.
This $2,000 a year stipend requires that applicants complete the application process for admission to Western and attend Western full-time. For continuation, students must complete 12 or more credits each semester with a 2.0 CUM GPA. Consortium agreements are not applicable.
For a list of all scholarships available at western please visit Academic Works.
With questions about scholarships, please contact Mustang Central at 307-382-1677 or email.
FAFSA stands for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and is money that is given to students who qualify by the federal government based on specific requirements. FAFSA is free to apply and there are three options available for students wishing to apply.
Loans: Money that is loaned to students by the federal government and is expected to pay back within a certain time frame.
Federal Work Study: Students applying for jobs at Western can qualify for Federal Work Study and be paid hourly by the government by working a student job at Western.
Grants: Grants are free money that doesn't need to be paid back as long as students meet the GPA and other requirements.
In order to fill out the free FAFSA Application, visit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa.
With questions, please contact Mustang Central at 307-382-1677 or email.
Simply fill out the part-time registration form!
Registration for courses requiring proof of a pre-requisite may be delayed until transcripts
or assessment scores are received by Western Wyoming Community College. If there is
a pre-requisite for a course, please e-mail a copy of an unofficial transcript, degree
audit, or placement scores to mustangcentral@westernwyoming.edu. This is required before registration can be completed.
Once the form is completed and you are registered, you will receive a confirmation e-mail. You will also receive an e-mail with your student login shortly after being registered.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Mustang Central at 307-382-1677 or mustangcentral@westernwyoming.edu!
After you have been accepted to Western Wyoming Community College, the next step would be to make an appointment with one of our academic Advisors in our Mustang Central Office. Our Advisors will help to create your class scheduled and get you registered in the classes you need in order to be successful and to graduate and move on to a four year college or university or move into the workforce.
With questions about scheduling an appointment with Mustang Central, call 307-382-1677 or email.
Appointments aren't required but are recommended especially if needing to speak to a faculty member, visit about financial aid and scholarships, or needing to speak to someone in a specific department.
However, the majority of questions can be answered at our Mustang Central Office and if they don't know they answer they will be able to get you to the appropriate office or person.
Contact Mustang Central at 307-382-1677 or by email.
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