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(Fremont County, WY)- The County 10 podcast is on the scene visiting Central Wyoming College to learn how CWC is helping new and returning students take the next step toward college.
Rachel Hofer, Director of Admissions, and Kylan Shultz, enrollment advisor and success coach, share details about CWC’s summer access events. After Hours is held one Monday each month, with the final event scheduled for August 17 from 5–7 p.m. Saturday Success events will take place July 25 and August 15 from 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
During these drop-in events, students can visit Rustler Central for help with admissions, financial aid, registration and other questions. Rustler Central serves as the primary starting point for new students, with additional resources available at cwc.edu/rustler-central.
Kylan also explains how success coaching is tailored to meet the needs of both traditional students and adults returning to school. The conversation highlights the Restart Award, which may cover tuition and fees for eligible adult learners age 24 or older who are beginning college or returning after at least two years away. The award can be used for courses ranging from one to three credits.
Fall classes begin August 24. Students can get started by completing CWC’s free online application.
By The 10Cast Network(Fremont County, WY)- The County 10 podcast is on the scene visiting Central Wyoming College to learn how CWC is helping new and returning students take the next step toward college.
Rachel Hofer, Director of Admissions, and Kylan Shultz, enrollment advisor and success coach, share details about CWC’s summer access events. After Hours is held one Monday each month, with the final event scheduled for August 17 from 5–7 p.m. Saturday Success events will take place July 25 and August 15 from 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
During these drop-in events, students can visit Rustler Central for help with admissions, financial aid, registration and other questions. Rustler Central serves as the primary starting point for new students, with additional resources available at cwc.edu/rustler-central.
Kylan also explains how success coaching is tailored to meet the needs of both traditional students and adults returning to school. The conversation highlights the Restart Award, which may cover tuition and fees for eligible adult learners age 24 or older who are beginning college or returning after at least two years away. The award can be used for courses ranging from one to three credits.
Fall classes begin August 24. Students can get started by completing CWC’s free online application.