Wyoming Works Grant
Wyoming Works provides funding for students pursuing high-demand career programs. Learn about eligibility and how to apply.
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The Wyoming Works Program began as Senate File 122 (SF122) in Wyoming’s 65th Legislature. After passing both the House and Senate in February 2019, it was signed by Governor Gordon as Senate Enrolled Act 78 (SEA78). The legislation includes a $5 million appropriation; $3 million of which will be used for individual student grants, and the balance will support program development. Allocation details will be managed by the Wyoming Community College Commission, as these monies will be distributed among all seven Wyoming community colleges.
Wyoming Works is a state program that provides grants for Wyoming residents and funding for Wyoming community colleges in select technical programs that meet labor and economic development needs. Space and grant funding is limited.
Funding for the Wyoming Works Grant is available for the 2026–2027 academic year. Eligible students are encouraged to apply, as awards are subject to program requirements and available funding.
To transfer your Wyoming Works Grant at Casper College to another institution:
A Wyoming Works transfer transcript is required to transfer the grant. Request Wyoming Works Grant transfer to another institution.