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1,442 credit students

45% — full time
55% — part time
80% — Wyoming
17% — other states
3% — other countries

$16,137 approximate total
(Wyoming resident living on campus, 15 credits/semester)

$4,862 — resident tuition & fixed fees ($11,162 nonresident)
$6,380 — room & board (2 per room, 220 meals/semester)
$1,600 — books & supplies
$1,831 — personal/miscellaneous
$1,464 — transportation

40% of students receive scholarships

32% — institutionally funded
68% — privately funded
$3,713 — average annual scholarship

213 total employees

91 — faculty, 51 full-time
43% of full-time faculty hold doctorates or terminal degrees

122 — administrative, professional and classified staff

$33,131,213 total (2021-22 year)

$11,783,270 — state funding
$4,171,017 — local funding (Park County mill levy including additional 1 Mill, motor vehicle taxes, etc.)
$4,954,205 — tuition & fees
$3,178,470 — auxiliary fund (bookstore, residence halls, etc.)
$4,043,566 — federal grants/contracts
$2,912,017 — state grants/contracts
$1,132,046 — private grants/contracts
$956,622 — other sources (local grants/contracts, endowment income, etc.)

$58,368,595 total assets

$2,852,615 — unrestricted
$12,892,413 — temporarily restricted
$24,056,650 — permanently restricted
$18,566,918 — NWC endowment/other liabilities

$54,463,184 total endowment

$18,356,535 — NWC (managed by NWC Foundation)
$36,106,650 — NWC Foundation