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Student Reviews of University of Wyoming

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based on 38 reviews

  • Wesley from Firestone, CO

    I was an out of state student who received a scholarship to go to UW, so I figured why not? But once I was there, I had to jump through every department's hoops, from financial aid to the office of the registrar in order to get all my student loan… more read full review

    I was an out of state student who received a scholarship to go to UW, so I figured why not? But once I was there, I had to jump through every department's hoops, from financial aid to the office of the registrar in order to get all my student loan stuff, my work study stuff, and my scholarship stuff done. That process took me over 3 weeks to do, to the point where I was already well into classes and still didn't have money to buy books because my scholarship, student loans, and work study still hadn't cleared with the financial aid dept. at the school. As apposed to where I'm at now, where I got all that stuff taken care of in a day, and classes haven't even started yet. This school is way to expensive for out of state students, and they are not very helpful in taking care of your problems. When I was dealing with all the various offices, every person that ever helped my take care of financial things acted like it was not their problem and they couldn't believe I couldn't take care of this myself. The quality of education is great, but with everything else I didn't like about this school great education wasn't enough to keep me there. read full review

  • Margaret from Lakewood, CO

    I am a sophomore level engineering student and have learned a great deal through my classes at the U.. Professors go out of the way to make sure concepts are understood and are more than willing to put in time outside of class and office hours to… more read full review

    I am a sophomore level engineering student and have learned a great deal through my classes at the University. Professors go out of the way to make sure concepts are understood and are more than willing to put in time outside of class and office hours to clarify hazy points. Though not all of my instructors have been full professors, I have not run into an instructor incapable or unqualified to teach their given courses. Professors in addition to teaching courses have professional careers and are able to being real world practice into their courses. For those choosing to stay in the dorms, the freshmen interest groups and themed floors provide excellent opportunities to work with students in the same classes as yourself. Taking the opportunity to develop study groups in your major area from the start has helped greatly with understanding. read full review

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University of Wyoming Scholarships

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Albany County Education Association Scholarship $500 R
Alice Marven Hebard Memorial Scholarship - R
American Legion, Husted-Pendleton Post 14, UW/LCCC Scholarship $1,200 R
Bebout/Calvert Family Scholarship - R R
Chapter AN, P.E.O. Memorial Scholarship $500 R
Charles L. VanBlair Scholarship $300 R
Charles P. Seltenrich Memorial Scholarship - R
Charlotte Hearne Davis Scholarship - R R
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department Scholarship - R
Chemistry Scholarship for Entering Freshmen - R
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