Best Nursing Programs in Wyoming (2026)
MyNursingSchools lists 163 accredited nursing programs across 38 schools in Wyoming. The fastest listed completion time is 18 months. Listed tuition ranges from $13,500 to $108,000. Programs with published NCLEX data average 93.0% first-time pass rate. RNs in Wyoming earn $73,780/year on average (BLS).
163
Programs
38
Schools
18 mo
Fastest Listed
$13,500
Lowest Tuition
93.0%
Avg NCLEX (5)
98
Online / Hybrid
$74K
Avg RN Salary
Salary source: BLS OEWS, May 2023 · Program stats from MyNursingSchools directory
Wyoming nursing programs at a glance
- 163 accredited nursing programs across 38 schools in Wyoming (0 LPN, 3 ADN, 8 BSN).
- Fastest listed program: 18 months (MSN — Health Systems Administration at Arizona State University).
- Lowest listed tuition: $13,500 (MSN — Nursing Administration at National University).
- Highest published NCLEX pass rate in our listing: 95% (University of Wyoming – Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing).
- 98 online or hybrid programs serve Wyoming students (2 on-campus).
- Average RN salary in Wyoming: $73,780 (BLS) · 4.9% projected job growth through 2032.
Wyoming nursing program market snapshot
| Programs in directory | 163 total · 100 on this page |
|---|---|
| Schools | 38 accredited institutions |
| Degree mix (listed) | 0 LPN · 3 ADN · 8 BSN · 65 MSN · 24 DNP |
| Fastest listed program | MSN — Health Systems Administration at Arizona State University — 18 months |
| Tuition range (listed) | $13,500 – $108,000 |
| NCLEX pass rates | 93.0% average across 5 programs with published data · high: 95% (University of Wyoming – Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing) |
| Delivery formats | 94 online · 4 hybrid · 2 on-campus |
| RN salary & outlook | $73,780/yr (BLS) · 4.9% projected growth through 2032 |
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How to choose a nursing program in Wyoming
Wyoming is one of the larger nursing education markets we track (163 programs listed) — compare NCLEX pass rates and clinical partnerships, not just tuition. RN wages in Wyoming ($73,780/year, BLS) sit below the national average, so minimizing tuition and time-to-start (waitlists) matters more than brand-name private programs. RN employment in Wyoming is projected to grow 4.9% through 2032 (BLS). Choosing a nursing program in Wyoming means weighing completion time, total tuition, NCLEX outcomes, and how quickly you can start earning an RN salary in a local labor market. Among programs in our Wyoming directory, the fastest listed completion time is 18 months. We track 163 accredited nursing programs in Wyoming — including 11 entry-level RN pathways. Wyoming is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state; multistate practice may be available once Wyoming is your primary residence — especially relevant if you live near Colorado, Idaho, Montana.
Key takeaways
- Screen Wyoming programs by recent NCLEX first-attempt pass rate before tuition — licensing failure costs more time than a longer program.
- Verify ACEN or CCNE accreditation (or state board approval) before any deposit; unaccredited programs may block NCLEX eligibility in Wyoming.
- Wyoming is an NLC compact state — declare primary residence correctly if you need multistate practice near a border.
- Wyoming lists 11 entry-level RN programs; community college ADN plus employer-funded RN-to-BSN is often the lowest total-cost path.
- Listed tuition in Wyoming spans $13,500 to $108,000 — public ADN programs anchor the low end; private accelerated programs cluster at the top.
- 98 online or hybrid programs serve Wyoming students — flexible for working adults, but all nursing credentials still require on-site clinical hours.
Sponsored · Disclosure
- Compact licensure
- Yes — Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) participant.
- Average RN salary
- $73,780 (BLS, May 2023) · how we source this
- Lowest listed tuition
- From $13,500 (MSN — Nursing Administration at National University).
Explore Nursing in Wyoming
Programs by Degree Type
65
MSN Programs
24
DNP Programs
8
BSN Programs
3
ADN Programs
Nursing Schools in Wyoming
38 accredited institutions offering nursing programs.
| School | Programs | Degree Types | NCLEX Rate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Excelsior University | 2 | ADNBSN | N/A | View |
| Central Wyoming College | 1 | ADN | 93.1% | View |
| Casper College | 1 | ADN | 94.0% | View |
| University of Wyoming – Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing | 5 | BSNDNPMSN | 95.0% | View |
| Western Governors University | 3 | BSNMSN | 91.8% | View |
| Aspen University | 2 | BSNMSN | N/A | View |
| National University | 4 | BSNMSN | N/A | View |
| Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences | 2 | BSNMSN | 91.2% | View |
| American Public University System | 3 | BSNMSN | N/A | View |
| Southern New Hampshire University | 1 | BSN | N/A | View |
| Liberty University | 3 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| University of Texas at Arlington | 4 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| Chamberlain University | 4 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| Johns Hopkins University | 2 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| University of Cincinnati | 4 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| Simmons University | 3 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| Drexel University | 4 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| Regis College | 3 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| University of Phoenix | 2 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
| Capella University | 2 | DNPMSN | N/A | View |
How many nursing programs are available in Wyoming?
There are 163 accredited nursing programs available in Wyoming across 38 schools — including 0 LPN, 3 ADN, 8 BSN, 65 MSN, and 24 DNP pathways. Programs are offered online, on-campus, and hybrid.
How much does nursing school cost in Wyoming?
Nursing program tuition in Wyoming starts as low as $13,500 and reaches $108,000 among programs in our directory. Community college ADN programs are typically the most affordable; private BSN programs cost more. Financial aid, scholarships, and employer tuition reimbursement can reduce out-of-pocket costs.
How long does nursing school take in Wyoming?
The fastest nursing programs listed in Wyoming can be completed in 18 months (MSN — Health Systems Administration at Arizona State University). LPN certificates typically take 9–12 months, ADN programs 18–24 months, and traditional BSN programs 36–48 months. Accelerated BSN programs for career changers can finish in 12–18 months.
What is the average nurse salary in Wyoming?
Registered nurses in Wyoming earn an average of $73,780 per year ($35/hour) according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. RN employment in Wyoming is projected to grow 4.9% through 2032.
Can I complete nursing school online in Wyoming?
Yes. There are 98 online and hybrid nursing programs (94 fully online, 4 hybrid) available to Wyoming residents in our directory. Online programs deliver lectures digitally, but all nursing programs require in-person clinical hours. Many arrange clinical placements within Wyoming.
Which nursing program has the highest NCLEX pass rate in Wyoming?
Among programs with published NCLEX data in our directory, University of Wyoming – Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing leads at 95% first-time pass rate (Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)). Average across 5 programs with data: 93.0%. Pass rates vary by cohort — always confirm the school's three-year average before enrolling.
What are the nursing license requirements in Wyoming?
To practice nursing in Wyoming, you must pass the NCLEX exam and apply to the Wyoming Board of Nursing. Wyoming is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state, which means your license allows you to practice in other compact states. License renewal is every 2 years.
Is there a nursing shortage in Wyoming?
Yes. Like most states, Wyoming is experiencing a nursing shortage that is projected to worsen through 2030. The 4.9% job growth projected through 2032 reflects strong demand for qualified nurses, particularly in rural areas and specialized care units. This means excellent job security and competitive compensation for nursing graduates.
What GPA do I need for nursing school in Wyoming?
GPA requirements for nursing programs in Wyoming vary by school and degree level. Most BSN programs require a minimum GPA of 2.5–3.0 for admission, while competitive programs may require 3.2 or higher. ADN and LPN programs at community colleges often have lower GPA thresholds. Some programs consider your overall GPA while others focus on prerequisite science courses.
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