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The university recently had the privilege of receiving a generous USD 1.5 million gift donated by Farm Credit Services of America (FCSAmerica). This grant is being used to support the development of a world-class Ranch Management and Agriculture Leadership Center, located within the university's College of Agriculture and National Resources.

This facility is dedicated to providing quality training, education and upskilling to future ranch managers, wildland recreation sector workers, and tomorrow's leaders of the agricultural sector.

The funds provided by FCSAmerica will be matched by Wyoming's state matching program, bringing the total gift to USD 3 million. Since the creation of the matching program by the Wyoming Legislature in 2001, the university has been fortunate enough to receive over USD 222 million in matched government support, resulting in huge benefits for students attending UW.

The university has also recently received USD 1 million from the Ellis Family Foundation which has also been state-matched to create a USD 2 million endowed scholarship fund which will provide essential support to high-achieving UW students pursuing engineering qualifications.

The V. Diane Ellis President's Endowed Scholarship will have a fantastic impact on helping the brightest prospective students to access opportunities at the university, as well as expanding the range of opportunities available for students who wish to take on programs at the College of Engineering and Applied Science.

The University of Wyoming has over 200 programs and courses of study for prospective students to choose from. It is a research institution that enjoys an international reputation for research excellence and is a recognized American research institution. This prestige is reflected in the outstanding undergraduate and graduate research opportunities that are available to UW students, supported by subject-leading academics, superb research facilities, and a culture of learning and innovation.

The staff at the University of Wyoming are one of the key elements in delivering outstanding education and fostering academic or professional growth. The university focuses on a number of fundamental principles and encourages its staff to exercise them in every lesson, workshop or one-on-one discussion, whether it's tradition, pride, leadership or excellence.

Students attending UW will also benefit from a small student to faculty ratio, meaning that they will receive the dedicated attention and support they require, as well as having greater opportunity to directly influence real-life research and innovation. The university is committed to accessible, equal learning and offers an array of remote learning opportunities alongside conventional classroom-based study.

The university has over 80 undergraduate and 90 graduate programs of study available for prospective or returning students. These courses are available through seven colleges, in addition to a number of interdisciplinary schools or institutes attached to the university. The programs offered are collected into six broad categories. These are:

• science and technology
• the arts and humanities
• environment and natural resources
• life sciences
• professions critical to the state and region

Taking on a program of study at UW can lead to a range of qualifications depending on the ambition, lifestyle, and previous qualifications of the learner. These range across bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees, as well as a range of other certificates and endorsements. The university provides its learning opportunities via its two main campuses, Laramie and Casper, as well as offering a suite of online courses and remote learning methods for learners across the world.

In order to apply for a program of study at UW, applicants will need to submit a non-refundable fee of USD 40 prior to the submission of their application. This fee cannot be waived and should be made payable to the UW Admissions Office.

Applicants who are in or have recently graduated from high school, or who hold less than 30 transferable semester college credit hours, will need to provide evidence of:

• A cumulative, unweighted high school GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
• A minimum composite ACT score of 21 or SAT score of 1060
• Completion of the success curriculum while attending high school

Any evidence provided for an application to UQ will need to be supported by official transcripts from the learner's school. All required documentation needs to be original, or certified copies which are provided by the awarding institution. Any evidence submitted in the language in which it was issued and accompanied by an English translation.

For international applicants, students will need to provide evidence demonstrating:

• A minimum score of 71 for iBT/ 6.0 IELTS / 51 Duolingo
• Engineering Students minimum score of 80 for iBT/ 6.5 for IELTS
• Nursing students minimum score of 90 for iBT with minimum skill scores of 21 Reading, 21 Listening, 25 Speaking, 23 Writing

All scores submitted for English language or competency tests should be official and sent from the testing agency directly to UW admissions.

Applicants who do not meet the language proficiency required for direct entry to a UQ course should consider application to the university's Intensive ESL Program.

Students at the University of Wyoming have a wide range of housing and accommodation choices during their studies. The university has six halls of residence on campus, in addition to four dedicated apartment buildings. Each accommodation option has a variety of rooms and properties to suit any lifestyle choice, whether a student is looking to make new friends or broaden their cultural horizon.

The university is proud to maintain an excellent array of sporting, fitness, and athletics facilities. The foremost facility in the university is the UniWyo Federal Credit Union Sports Complex, which has a seating capacity of over 1,000 and frequently hosts volleyball and wrestling matches which students can attend. A number of other indoor and outdoor facilities for a huge number of sports and activities makes the University of Wyoming one of the best institutions for fitness-minded learners.

The university's campuses are located in the heart of beautiful Wyoming landscapes, with winter sports, hiking, cycling and a number of other outdoor pursuits available year-round.

The University of Wyoming offers international students a number of scholarship opportunities and financial aid across both undergraduate and postgraduate study levels.

Undergraduate

The university offers new undergraduate international students financial aid in the form of the Brown and Gold Commitment. The award is given to first-time students based on their incoming GPA score that demonstrates a good level of academic achievement. Eligible students can receive USD 7,000 per year for a GPA from 3.4 to 4.0 and USD 4,000 for a GPA between 3.0 and 3.39. Students will also need to have applied for admission by the 1^st of August for the fall semester. The application must include academic transcripts, IELTS/ TOEFL or Duolingo results and a confidential financial statement. The award of the scholarship is dependent on admission to the university.

Postgraduate

Most departments at the university have funding for Graduate Research Assistantships or Graduate Teaching Assistantship positions for international students. For more information students are encouraged to contact the departments directly.