Laramie County Community College Campuses

The Cheyenne Campus of Laramie County Community College serves as the primary hub for academic and vocational programs, offering a diverse array of courses tailored to meet the needs of students in southeast Wyoming and beyond. This campus hosts the majority of the college's offerings, including transfer degrees, career and technical education, and continuing education classes. With modern facilities, including labs, libraries, and simulation centers, students receive hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for further education or immediate workforce entry.

• Business Administration: Comprehensive courses in management, finance, economics, and human resources, including principles of accounting, business law, and marketing strategies to equip students for roles in various industries.
• Nursing and Allied Health: Rigorous programs in registered nursing, licensed practical nursing, medical coding, phlebotomy, and radiology technology, featuring clinical rotations and simulation labs for practical skills development.
• Liberal Arts and Sciences: Foundational classes in English composition, mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science, designed for seamless transfer to four-year universities.
• Visual and Performing Arts: Instruction in drawing, painting, graphic design, music theory, theater production, and digital media, encouraging creative expression and portfolio building.
• Information Technology: Courses covering computer programming, cybersecurity, network administration, web development, and database management to address growing tech demands.
• Trades and Industrial Technologies: Training in welding fabrication, automotive repair, HVAC systems, construction trades, and diesel technology, with access to industry-standard equipment.
• Criminal Justice and Public Safety: Studies in law enforcement, corrections, firefighting, emergency management, and forensics, including scenario-based training.
• Education and Human Services: Preparation for teaching careers through early childhood education, special education, and psychology courses, focusing on child development and classroom management.
• Social Sciences: Exploration of sociology, psychology, anthropology, history, and political science to understand societal dynamics and human behavior.

In addition to these core areas, the campus provides developmental education to strengthen skills in reading, writing, and math for underprepared students. Customized workforce training is available for local businesses, covering topics like leadership, safety protocols, and software applications. The flexible scheduling includes day, evening, online, and hybrid formats to accommodate working adults and non-traditional learners. Faculty members, many with advanced degrees and industry experience, emphasize interactive teaching methods and student mentorship. Support services such as tutoring, advising, and career counseling enhance academic success. Community engagement is fostered through events, workshops, and partnerships with local organizations. Overall, the Cheyenne Campus delivers affordable, high-quality education that promotes personal growth, economic mobility, and community vitality, serving over 5,000 students annually across its programs. This comprehensive curriculum ensures graduates are well-prepared for bachelor's programs, certifications, or direct employment in high-demand fields.