UWYO

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UWYO courses are designed to help students acculturate to college life and coursework and learn key academic skills. Course content is combined with training in critical reading, academic writing, research, formal presentation, and many other emphases. UWYO courses have low student-teacher ratios in an effort to help students experience richer connection with the instructor and students in the course. Most UWYO courses imbed intellectual self-awareness within the course goals. Several UWYO courses are part of UW learning communities and provide additional opportunities for students to engage with and work together in their cohort.

Programs

• Bachelor of General Studies (BGS)

Courses

• COM 1 - Communication 1
• COM 2 - Communication 2
• COM 3 - Communication 3
• GRAD 5150 - Special Topics in ____:
• H - - Human Culture (1)
• H - - Human Culture (2)
• PN - - Physical and Natural World (1)
• Q - - Quantitative Reasoning
• UWYO 1000 - IC for Undeclared Students
• UWYO 1019 - UWYO Saddle Up
• UWYO 1050 - Student-Athlete Academic Success
• UWYO 1060 - College Athletics and Society
• UWYO 1101 - First-Year Seminar
• UWYO 1205 - Student Success Services First Year Seminar
• UWYO 1450 - Critical Reflection in Intellectual Communities
• UWYO 1600 - Veterans Transition Course
• UWYO 3000 - Student Leadership in Supplemental Instruction
• UWYO 3010 - Student-Athlete Leadership Skills
• UWYO 3050 - Student-Athlete Career Prep
• UWYO 3600 - Veterans: Campus-To-Career
• UWYO 4000 - Study Abroad
• UWYO 4101 - BGS Capstone Design
• UWYO 4600 - Veteran Issues in Higher Ed
• UWYO 4965 - Directed Studies/Research Problems
• V - - U.S. & WY Constitution

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