It’s easy! Just follow these steps.
Create Account & Apply
Click here to create your online account and submit application for admission.
This application also serves as your general scholarship application. See Explore Financial Aid for more information on how to pay for college.
If you have questions, contact our Admissions Office:
Submit Recommended Documents
Degree seeking students are recommended to submit the following documents to the Admissions Office:
- Official high school transcripts or high school equivalence test results
- High school transcripts are required for all graduates within the last three years.
- Transcripts from all colleges previously attended
- Find out more about transcripts here.
If you have questions, contact our Admissions Office:
Activate Your HUB Account
After you submit your online application for admission, you will be emailed instructions for setting up your Hub account. Your Hub account is used for all college communications, class discussions, and more. In addition, it is where you can register for future classes.
If you have questions, contact our Admissions Office:
Explore Financial Aid
We recommend that all students fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) – use Federal Student Code 003930 for Northern Wyoming Community College District (includes Sheridan College and Sheridan College in Johnson County). Start by creating your FSA ID. Don’t forget, your parents will need an FSA ID, too!
Complete a scholarship application as soon as possible. While there is no deadline, scholarship offers are sent via email beginning March 15th and continue throughout the summer. You will need to activate your Hub account and your @sheridan.edu email account, so you don’t miss out on any scholarship offers.
ATTENTION Wyoming Students: If you graduated from a Wyoming high school within the last 48 months you will be required to submit a paper application for the Hathaway Scholarship. For a printable application and more information regarding the Hathaway program, click here.
There are many opportunities available for students looking for help with the cost of their tuition, books, housing, etc…
If you have questions, contact our Financial Aid Office:
Financial Aid | Scholarship
307-675-0200
financialaid@sheridan.edu
Explore Housing Options
To apply for housing, students must first be accepted and will then find the housing application within our student intranet, the Hub, on the Campus Life & Housing page.
If you have questions, contact our Campus Life and Housing Office:
Register for Classes & Complete Orientation
All students, including online students, are required to work with an academic advisor to register for classes. Upon being accepted to the college, new students will receive emailed instructions with specific details outlining next steps. Next steps may include:
- Placement testing (if needed)
- Sign-up for a registration day event
- Attend/Complete an orientation
If you have questions, contact Advising Services:
Purchase Books and Attend Class!
Books may be purchased from bookstores located on each campus or online. Shop for books and supplies using course name and section number.
Sheridan College Bookstore
307-675-0240
sheridan@bkstr.com
Once you have your books, you’re all set to begin your classes.
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Academic Programs
As a student you will benefit from:
- Small class sizes and personalized attention
- Award-winning faculty and staff
- State-of-the-art facilities, and training equipment, hands-on, real world experiences in and out of the classroom
- Flexible schedules including online, and hybrid courses in Sheridan and Johnson counties.
- Partnerships with community and industry via internships, CO-OPs, practicum, and employment
Scholarships
Sheridan College offers a variety of scholarships to assist students in achieving their educational goals.
Explore Sheridan College
The Bighorn Mountains are your backyard
Set against the stunning backdrop of Wyoming’s landscapes, our campus offers a unique blend of modern facilities and a warm community atmosphere.
Our Facilities & Public Spaces are designed to enhance the student experience, offering modern amenities and a welcoming atmosphere for learning and collaboration.
Campus Safety is prioritized through comprehensive security measures, ensuring a secure and comfortable environment for all students and staff.
Sheridan College’s Johnson County location provides a convenient access point for students in the area to pursue their educational goals, and receive support from staff.
Find your people, make lasting friendships
You’ll find access to a wide range of activities throughout the academic year, along with plenty of opportunities to engage and interact with fellow students.
The Sheridan College Generals Rodeo team is sanctioned by the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (Central Rocky Mountain region) and has earned numerous awards since its founding.
There are many ways to become engaged at Sheridan College, from attending an SC Activities Network event to exploring the many student clubs and organizations. Personalize your college experience by getting involved at Sheridan College.
On-campus, connect instantly with a built-in community from day one. Access support services, including counseling, academic advising, and tutoring, effortlessly.
We’re here for you, supporting your success
Student success is our goal. Our students benefit from a wide range of student support services designed to help them reach their educational goals.
Counseling is a free student resource, allowing students to take full advantage of their educational and academic opportunities. Disability provides assistance to students with a documented disability.
Student HelpZone provides assistance with online services to all Sheridan College students.
307-675-0229
Center for College and Career Readiness offers assistance for Adult Basic Education and those looking to complete high school equivalency or gain other career skills.
Engaging community, elevating students
Community integration is a vital part of our approach at Sheridan College. Through all of our offerings we aim to support the region in which we live and serve.
The Whitney Center for the Arts includes cutting edge studios for performing, recording, sculpture, ceramics, painting, and drawing. Additionally, the performance hall and galleries serve up a variety of professional concerts and art exhibitions for students and the community of Sheridan.
Dive into your personal interests! These classes deliver unique experiences that will feed your curiosity in a wide variety of areas including art, music, outdoor activities, and cultural topics.
The WYO Performing Arts and Education Center houses two theaters as well as a dance studio. The main WYO Theater seats 483, and the proscenium stage is complete with a full fly system, newly added wing space on either side of the stage, newly updated sound technologies and full lighting capabilities. Theater & Dance students primarily work out of the WYO Performing Arts Center.