Northern Wyoming Community College District

Northern Wyoming Community College District offers affordable education with in-state tuition at $4,830 and out-of-state at $11,130. A significant 100% of undergraduates receive financial aid, with federal grants averaging $3,696. The college also provides institutional grants averaging $3,195, making higher education accessible.

Northern Wyoming Community College District is an open-admission, equal-access institution, making it accessible to a wide range of students. Degree-seeking applicants are encouraged to apply at least six months prior to their planned date of attendance. The college also offers concurrent and dual enrollment opportunities for high school students.

NWCCD provides a student-centered learning environment with a 15:1 student-faculty ratio, ensuring personalized attention. The college emphasizes critical thinking, practical skills, and ethical leadership. With a commitment to academic excellence, NWCCD offers a variety of courses and programs to meet diverse student needs.

NWCCD focuses on preparing students for both transfer to four-year institutions and direct entry into the workforce. The college offers career training and professional development courses, with leading technical programs in fields like diesel, welding, and machine tool. Graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed for success in their chosen careers.

NWCCD offers a vibrant campus life with cultural activities, sports events, and over 30 clubs and organizations. Students can participate in NJCAA Division I athletics, including rodeo, soccer, basketball, and volleyball. The Multicultural Student Center on the Sheridan campus provides a space for students of all cultures to connect and engage in thoughtful dialogue.

NWCCD prioritizes campus safety through a community approach to security, promoting personal safety and awareness. The college utilizes security cameras, key-card access, and communication systems, including a mobile application and emergency call boxes. Safety monitors are assigned throughout campus facilities, and students receive safety awareness training during orientation.

NWCCD's Honors Program offers students a feeling of community as they take classes, study and work side-by-side on class and service projects. Scholarships are available to members of the honors program, but not guaranteed. The NWACC honors program also works closely with the honors programs of many regional four-year institutions, some of which offer transfer scholarships to NWACC honors program graduates.

NWCCD welcomes international students and provides support for visa requirements and admission procedures. International applicants must submit required documents, including proof of English proficiency and financial resources. The college also requires proof of US medical insurance coverage and a valid passport.