Torrington, Wyoming
Study cosmetology at Eastern Wyoming College’s Torrington campus, with practical training in its Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC).
The Cosmetology, AAS combines hair, skin and nail coursework with client services and general education. The degree sequence includes at least 74 academic credits, distinct from the program’s 1,600 clock hours of cosmetology training.
The suggested degree sequence covers fall and spring semesters in the first and second years. Summer cosmetology courses are optional additions.
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Tuition is charged by academic credit, with different rates for Wyoming residents, eligible Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) students and other out-of-state students.
For 2026–27, standard tuition and fees at Torrington are $164 per credit in-state, $220 per credit for WUE, or $388 per credit out-of-state. These rates include $52 per credit in standard college fees. They are not a full-program quote: the amount depends on your enrolled credits, residency and any course-specific charges, books or supplies.
Available to qualifying students
Complete the FAFSA each year to be considered for federal aid and EWC scholarships and grants. Apply for EWC scholarships separately through the Scholarship App in MyEWC.
Awards depend on eligibility, enrollment and available funding. Loans must be repaid; scholarships and work opportunities have their own requirements.
Eligibility: Complete the EWC admission application, required transcripts and annual FAFSA. Most scholarships require at least a 2.0 GPA and half-time enrollment; individual awards have additional criteria.
Apply through the Scholarship App in MyEWC. Some awards require a separate application or other steps.
View application detailsA payment plan or sufficient financial aid must be in place before attending classes if tuition and fees are not paid in full at the beginning of the semester.
Eligibility: Subject to lender requirements; borrowing generally cannot exceed education costs minus other aid.
Non-federal loans can cover remaining educational and living expenses. Compare terms and available federal aid before borrowing.
EWC lists work-study jobs; employment availability and individual eligibility must be established.
A felony conviction may affect eligibility for a Wyoming cosmetology license. Admission and completion of the course do not guarantee licensure.