Funding Opportunities
The School of Counseling, Leadership, Advocacy, and Design or (CLAD) offers several funding opportunities to qualified graduate students in CLAD programs.
Important Scholarship Deadlines:
Step #1: Please complete a general application in WyoScholarships every spring by March 15th.
This one will auto-match you to all opportunities that you qualify for!!
Do not skip this part.
Step #2:
Please also apply to any specific scholarships by March 15.
Apply to the School of CLAD Graduate Scholarships. See links below.
Funding is offered every spring term -- for the following fall and spring.
LOG INTO THE WYOSCHOLARSHIP PORTAL NOW!
School of CLAD Graduate Travel Request Deadlines:
Spring term: March 15
Fall term: October 15
Current CLAD Graduate Students who intend to travel to present at a professional conference may apply to receive CLAD Graduate Travel Funding via the WyoScholarship link above.
Other funds that may apply to you:
The College of Education Dean's Office Graduate Travel Request
The School of Teacher Education Graduate Travel Request
CLAD Programs:
Counseling
Educational Leadership
Educational Research
Higher Education Administration
Learning, Design, and Technology
Special Education
If you are seeking information for School of Teacher Education (STE) undergraduate, or graduate scholarships, or graduate assistant posisitions, please do reach out to STE at edquest@uwyo.edu.
STE Programs:
Education
Curriculum & Instruction
Literacy
Science, Math, & Teaching Center (SMTC)
Students may explore, research, and apply to financial aid options, view College of
Education Scholarships, see School of CLAD Graduate Travel Funding Scholarship deadlines
for spring and fall (for those presenting at professional conferences), locate links
and information about graduate education, assistantships on the UW campus, and more.
Be sure to review your options to learn more:
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS
The College of Education proudly awards scholarships to undergraduate students, graduate students, and recent graduates who are inservice teachers. Scholarships are a great way to reduce the cost of earning your degree and gain additional financial support on your way to becoming a teacher in Wyoming.
The University of Wyoming (UW) consistently ranks among the best values in the country with low and cost-effective tuition for both resident and non-resident students. Cost of Attendance (COA is not a bill but is an estimate of school-related expenses a full-time student can expect to have for an academic year, and it can help a student estimate their overall out-of-pocket costs when attending UW.
Start your graduate journey at UW with flexible admissions pathways and a range of scholarship and assistantship opportunities. Whether you're pursuing research, professional advancement or a new career path, the School of Graduate Education is here to support you every step of the way.
*Graduate Financial Assistance*
New page with links to UW Student Employment Portal, UW Graduate Education Information, GA Assistantships jobs on the UW campus, Fellowship positions, and up-to-date information!!
The University of Wyoming College of Education supports our students by offering a number of scholarships based on merit, financial need, or to specific student populations. Be sure to file your FAFSA to be considered for financial need based awards! The application period begins at the start of the spring semester, but specific deadlines for each scholarship differ.
Scholarships and Financial Aid Office
Funding your education may seem overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. We are here to guide you through every step of the process. From securing financial aid to understanding costs, we're here to support you all along the way.
College is an investment, and having financial aid can help cover some of those costs, which will help you place more focus on your education. Financial aid isn't just about loans - it can also include grants and scholarships that you don't have to pay back, and opportunities to work on campus through the Work-Study program. Knowing how much aid you can receive will help you plan for your academic future. We outline all the steps no matter what type of aid you qualify for.
Scholarships and Opportunities
Select from the student types below and then explore the different scholarship opportunities at the University of Wyoming!
