Ranking

A new survey ranks Wyoming 36th out of the 50 states for camping.

Wyoming received a better rating than some other states in the West like Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada.

Only North Dakota had higher rates in both categories.

UW was given a ranking of “A-“, due to small class sizes, the relatively low cost of attendance and an extremely high return on investment – which has even increased since being measured last year.

Wyoming's best score is in the finance category at 89.5, which leads the nation again this year after slipping to second place in 2016.

Actually, it's the quality of life that puts Laramie above Casper, Cheyenne, Gillette and Rock Springs (listed in descending order).

Wyoming’s high ranking is due in no small part to the University of Wyoming.

Only San Diego State University ranks in front of UW among schools in the Mountain West Conference. Colorado State University came in at No. 94.

The University of Wyoming is ranked among the nation’s top online Master of Educational Administration degree programs. That’s according to the Online Schools Center, which ranks UW among the nation’s top 20 such programs.  The list is not ordered numerically – instead, it features the unique strengths of each school based on factors such as accreditation, cost, financial aid availability, coursew

Laramie has once again been ranked highly on a list of the best college and university communities in the country. This time, Laramie is at the top of the list. College Values Online ranked Laramie number one on their list “50 Best Small College Towns in America...