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How to access the Casper College course catalog to look at course requirements for certain degrees and certifications.

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Need help and don't know who to call? Look here for who to contact for help at Casper College!

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How to make your MyCCInfo Student Portal Account. Access to this account is required for all students-it's where you'll verify your enrollment, see your grades, etc.

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Making Your CC Accounts: Google Profile and Gmail

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Making Your CC Accounts: Google Profile and Gmail

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PDF with step-by-step guide on how to make your Casper College Google Profile and Gmail account.

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Creating a Casper College Google Chrome Profile and Gmail Account.pdf

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An introduction in finding classes, viewing waitlists, and book information via the MyCCInfo Course Catalog.

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An overview of what students can access via their MyCCInfo Student Portal.

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A step by step guide on how to drop or withdraw from courses using MyCC.

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A quick guide for all the required BOCES/Casper College accounts.

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BOCES Account Resource Information Sheet.pdf

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A great place for students to get general questions answered, receive academic coaching, meet with the BOCES Academic Success Counselor, etc.

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We’re here to answer all the questions you are afraid to ask! We know learning about how college works (and surviving it) is tough and sometimes you need a little extra guidance, support or a helping hand. That is where we come in! We can help with anything from finding the location of your class to helping you develop a plan to get off academic probation. Simply put, we are here to help you with anything you need. Come see us, we can’t wait to meet you!

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Summer 2025-Spring 2026 Dual Enrollment Guide

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Summer 2025-Spring 2026 Dual Enrollment Guide

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BOCES Dual Enrollment Guide SU25-SP26.pdf

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Copy or download this checklist to make sure you have the steps completed for dual enrollment registration!

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Video: Making a NEW dualenroll.com Account

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Video: Making a NEW dualenroll.com Account

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Video guide to making a new dualenroll.com student account.

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Making a New dualenroll.com Account.webm

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Registering for Classes as a NEW Student

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Registering for Classes as a NEW Student

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NEW Student Dual Enrollment Registration Checklist

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Where students can access free tutoring and academic support for their language courses!

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Book an appointment

Book by tutor

Katie Morgan is the CC/UW Writing Center Assistant and loves to write fantasy and horror fiction. She is a graduate of West Virginia University and has a Bachelor's in English with a minor in Professional Writing and Editing, and also a Bachelor's in Computer Science. Katie has experience working as a technical writer in both the software and oil industries. She is proficient in understanding and utilizing style guides such as APA, MLA, and APSA. Whether you are needing simple guidance on how to start or the final touches put in to polish off your paper, Katie can help you reach your goals.

Jamie Smith

Jamie has an associate degree in Social Science from Western Wyoming and an associate of arts in English from Casper College. She is currently studying English with the University of Wyoming at Casper. She specializes in MLA, essays, creative writing, poetry, and general writing. She is a published poet and writer. Jamie takes walk-ins only.

I am a student here at Casper College. I enjoy music, history, language and just learning new things in general. I am good at organizing and brainstorming papers, and can do the basics well. Revision and editing are also strengths of mine. I am fairly comfortable working with students whose first language is not English. I hope to work on improving my own writing as I help others improve theirs.

I earned an Associates in English from Casper College, and both a Bachelors and a Masters in English from UW. I worked the Casper College's Writing Center when it first opened while I was working on my AA. After I retired from teaching, I again had the opportunity to work at the Writing Center. I am comfortable leading writers through any stage of the writing process. I have a strong background in MLA documentation, grammar, and sentence structure. I also teach quilting, and I am VERY happy to share pictures of my adorable kitten, Atticus.

My name is Keenan and I am a student here at the University of Wyoming at Casper currently pursuing a career in secondary education. I graduated from Casper College in 2024 with degrees in Education, Political Science, and History. I am very interested in politics and like to keep up with the daily news. I enjoy writing about contemporary political issues and will gladly explain political processes to others to the best of my ability. I am a very patient and calm person and will give suggestions where I see room for improvement. I am most comfortable with papers about real-world issues, opinions, politics, and history. I am hoping to build up my own writing and teaching skills and help others develop their own skills.

I'm Zoë and I am an English major here at Casper College! I'm hoping to be an editor one day so I'm always ready to help anyone with their writing. I'm very comfortable with MLA format, grammar, creative writing, and general writing. I love poetry, romantic era literature, tea, and cats! I am a creative writer as well, focusing mainly on poetry, fantasy, and the occasional slice of life fiction. Iron sharpens iron, so I'm excited to encourage my peers in their writing and learn alongside those that I help.

Jason Kirkmeyer

Jason Kirkmeyer earned undergraduate degrees in English and Secondary Education from the University of Wyoming, then completed his MA in literature, also at UW. Jason has 18 years of experience teaching all of the English classes that nobody wants to take, including Freshman Composition, Introduction to Literature, Technical and Workplace Writing, and Composition Pedagogy. He has also worked in academic settings, serving as an editorial assistant for Eighteenth-Century Life from 2010-2018. Jason takes only walk-in appointments.

I'm Weston, and I'm a student here at Casper College. I love collecting niche bits of knowledge in many areas, especially music, horror literature, board games, and film. I have a good grasp on structure and flow in writing and am comfortable with both essays and creative writing. I'm always looking to improve my skills and hope to do so while helping others.

I am a first-year student at Casper College majoring in English with an emphasis in Secondary Education. I have a strong understanding of MLA format and many creative writing structures including fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. I will provide a safe, judgment-free space to work, and I am free to answer any questions. I am strongest with argumentative and horror writing, but I will happily assist with any writing needs!

I enjoy reading mysteries and completing puzzles like Sudoku. In the past, I have engaged in blogging and writing fictional first-person anecdotes, short stories, and essays. I enjoy reading legal documents and technical writing. I am pursuing my associate's degree, specializing in paralegal studies. My strengths include proof-reading, indicating areas where students could improve their paper by using quotes and examples from the text, and exchanging ideas with students that have difficulty in beginning their papers. I am happy to help, whether you are writing a resume or proving a thesis.

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All Writing Center services and resources are free and available to any writer working on any type of writing project for any purpose. This includes all members of the CC and UW/CC communities, and the larger Casper community as well.

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Where students can get free tutoring and academic support in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

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The STEM Learning Center is here for all students enrolled in Science, Technology, Engineering and M ath courses. Staffed by knowledgeable student tutors and faculty, the STEM Learning Center is located in the Wold Physical Science Building room 104. If you need additional explanations, helpful models or drawings, we've got you covered!

The STEM Learning Center is a great place to:

Find a focused environment for studying - individually or with a small group

Connect with peers studying similar content

Receive personalized one-on-one support

Access the internet and printing services

Use specialized online software specifically for STEM courses

Interact with knowledgeable STEM students and faculty members

NOTE: Semester long calculator rentals are located in PS 132 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
Take advantage of this valuable resource to set yourself up for success!

Hours of Operation

Hours (Google sheet)

Need to connect virtually?

Request virtual tutoring (Google Form)

Questions?

307-268-2865

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The STEM Learning Center, formerly the Math Learning Center / Math Lab, is located in the Wold Physical Science Building room 104.

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Where students can take placement tests, CLEP, and receive EdReady waivers. Located on the first floor of the Thorson Business Institute.

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Testing appointments available here for: Casper College online class exams; ATI, including TEAS; exams with accommodations; academic make-up exams; other institution exams; CLEP; and WorkKeys.

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Located in Student Services on the third floor of the Gateway Building, Disability Support Services assists students in receiving accommodations.

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Services for Students with Disabilities

Casper College provides services and accommodations to students with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.

Web Accessibility

Casper College is committed to ensuring accessibility of our websites, web content and web applications to people with disabilities. It is the right thing to do, the smart thing to do, and it is the law.

What services are available?

While it is the college's responsibility to notify students of services and how to access them, it is the student's responsibility to self-identify and request accommodations. Accommodations are determined on an individual basis according to required documentation of disability. Services provided through Casper College Disability Support Services located in the Casper College Student Success Center, third floor, Walter H. Nolte Gateway Center, may include but are not limited to:

Assistance in completing the admissions process.

Academic advising

Career counseling

Classroom accommodations - sign language/oral interpreters, audio recording, appropriate seating arrangements, etc.

Alternate testing, electronic text information, print materials in alternate format - Braille.

Referral to resources on and off campus.

Use of assistive technology - screen readers, scan and read programs, assistive listening equipment, adaptive keyboards, zoom text, voice recognition programs, digital recorders, spell checkers, smart pens, laptop computers, etc.

Am I eligible for accommodations?

You are eligible if:

You are considered a person with a disability under the law.

You have identified yourself to Disability Support Services located in the Walter H. Nolte Gateway Center, Rm. 342.

You have provided the most current documentation regarding your disability.

Documentation of a disability requires the following:

Identification of the nature and extent of the disability.

Specific information regarding the manner in which the disability affects you and your ability to demonstrate your knowledge of the material presented in the classroom.

Suggestions regarding possible accommodations.

Documentation is usually provided by a physician, psychologist, learning disabilities specialist, or rehabilitation counselor.

When to request services?

Students are expected to request services in a timely manner, usually before classes start. The time needed will vary for the service requested - for example, some services such as Braille or providing texts in alternative formats can take several weeks or even months depending on the availability of readers, the use of outside agencies, cooperation of publishers, etc. Students are encouraged to request support services as early as possible; the earlier services are requested, the more likely it will be that appropriate accommodations will be available when needed.

How do I apply for services and receive accommodations?

1. Meet with a disability services counselor.

2. Provide current documentation of your disability.

3. Each semester, the student and the disability services counselor will work out an appropriate services agreement outlining the accommodations that will be provided.

4. Students are responsible for informing instructors of the accommodations to which the student is entitled by delivering a copy of the services agreement signed by the disability services counselor.

5. If a situation arises regarding accommodations, the student should notify the disability services counselor.

Career Guide for Students with Disabilities

In-college career preparation strategies for post-graduate success.

Common job-hunting challenges and actionable solutions.

Proactive resources for a successful jump from college to career.

Faculty Resources

Links for all faculty

Health sciences resource links

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Disability Support Services - Casper College

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Casper College follows the American with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act in providing services and accommodations to students with disabilities.

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Registering for Classes on dualenroll.com

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Registering for Classes on dualenroll.com

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BOCES Policies 2025.

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BOCES Accelerated College Education Policies Sp.25 Update.pdf

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Casper College, located in beautiful Casper, Wyoming, provides a great education with a highly educated faculty at one of the lowest tuition rates in the country.