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Western Wyoming Community College Annual Report

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2024-2025


Create a Culture of Success ANNUAL STUDENT ENROLLMENT FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2024

17% 83%

3490

Full-Time

Total Headcount

Part-Time

RESIDENCE

54%

41%

4%

1%

From Sweetwater County

From Other Wyoming Counties

From Out-Of-State

Are International

HOUSING OCCUPANCY

65%

COLLEGE-WIDE GENDER

41% 59% AVERAGE AGE

22 22 22

Full-Time

Part-Time

All-Credit

SCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID $2.6M

Pell Grant

Federal Student Loans

Scholarships

$1.7M

$1.6M $1.3M $956K

State Aid

Institutional Aid


Cultivating Valuable Partnerships OUR FOUNDATION

$33,637,291 In Total Assets (as of June 2025)

$372,472

$167,395 Added to Existing Endowments

In Foundation and External Scholarships

$50,000

In Bond Money and Grant Payments Scholarships are targeted to students who have talents in specialty areas or a pressing financial need

Wyoming Machinery

$5,000

Dominion Energy

$58,000

Oversees

$6,159

Donated to Provide Guest Lecturers and Other Performances for Western

Rocky Mountain Power Foundation

$10,000 Exxon Mobil

$5,000

$70,000

To start new Nursing Endowment


Achieve Academic Excellence GRADUATION RATES

ACCREDITATION Western is an accredited institution in good standing with the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association.

33%

33%

National Average

81

Associate of Arts Degrees

91

GRADUATION

23

44

Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees

Associate of Science Degrees

28

Associate of Applied Science Degrees

Associate Degrees In Nursing

142

74

Program Specific Certificates

HSE (High School Equivalency)

OUR PROGRAMS 35

1

Associate Programs

BAS Degree

Certificates

Areas of Concentration

31

2

4056

Total Workforce Annual Student Headcount

FACULTY & PROFESSIONAL STAFF DEGREES

11:1 Student/Faculty Ratio

43% Masters

8%

28% 15% Bachelors

Associates Doctorates


Operational Efficiency EXPENDITURES BY PROGRAM FISCAL YEAR 2024-2025

Scholarships/ Fellowships

$970,000 3.2

Plant Operations/ Maintenance

Academic Support

13.4%

8.4%

$4,014,366

$2,511,261

Public Service

$20,500 0.1%

Student Services

$2,862,256 9.6%

Institutional Support

$8,525,597 28.5%

Instruction

$10,988,608 36.8%

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Western provides equal opportunity in education and employment. Learn more: westernwyoming.edu/NDS

Western is an innovative public college aimed at empowering, educating, and improving our students, employees, community and environment. Our focus is to inspire the next generation of visionaries by using Wyoming grit and individual development in a diverse array of learning and flexible services. Western is where passion meets purpose.

MISSION STATEMENT:

2500 College Drive Rock Springs, WY 82901

Return Service Requested

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