Dual Credit Savings by State
How much can dual credit save your family in Wyoming?
The average net price at a Wyoming college is about $11,761 per year. Every semester of college credit your student finishes in high school is a semester you don't pay that for.
What college actually costs in Wyoming
Net price is what families actually pay per year after average aid, not the sticker price. Data comes from the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard. Pick a school to see the full savings math for your student.
| College | City | Avg. net price / yr | |
|---|---|---|---|
| University of Wyoming | Laramie | $13,599 | See savings → |
| Laramie County Community College | Cheyenne | $7,287 | See savings → |
| Casper College | Casper | $9,593 | See savings → |
| Northern Wyoming Community College District | Sheridan | $9,346 | See savings → |
| WyoTech | Laramie | $36,726 | See savings → |
| Western Wyoming Community College | Rock Springs | $6,591 | See savings → |
| Central Wyoming College | Riverton | $11,634 | See savings → |
| Northwest College | Powell | $7,463 | See savings → |
| Eastern Wyoming College | Torrington | $4,764 | See savings → |
| Cheeks Beauty Academy | Cheyenne | $10,603 | See savings → |
The catch nobody tells Wyoming families
Dual enrollment is bigger than ever, over 2.8 million high school students took college courses in 2023-24. But roughly 1 in 7 dual-enrollment courses is denied when the student transfers, most often because the course doesn’t fit the degree they end up pursuing. Common courses like College Algebra are denied for degree applicability more than half the time at some schools.
The fix is picking courses against the actual transfer rules of the target college before enrolling. That is exactly what a Fastrack Credit Map does.