Admissions Process
WyoTech makes it easy to get the quality training you need.
Interview with an Admissions Representative
WyoTech is a very unique school, and it is not for everyone. The first step in the admissions process is an interview.
During the interview, you will meet with an admissions representative to discuss your goals and whether or not the school is a good match for you. If your goals and the school are a good match, then the admissions representative can help you apply by submitting your application.
This interview will take place at your home by a local WyoTech representative. We are excited to meet with you and your family to discuss WyoTech and listen to your career ambitions.
Preparing for Class
After you have applied and reserved your seat in the class of your choice, WyoTech's support staff will help you in preparing for your start date. We'll assist you in locating and securing housing, if necessary, as well as help you through the Financial Aid process. Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.
Start your Program
Start your program and take the first step into your new career. In as little as nine months you can complete the training at WyoTech and begin pursuing a career you'll love with the new skills you've learned.
Get Started
If you are ready to get started, please use our easy Application Form to get in contact with a WyoTech Admissions Representative.
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