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Study Tools
2.9
Overall Quality
Reputation
2.8
Food
2.6
Clubs
2.7
Facilities
3.1
Internet
2.9
Location
3.2
Opportunities
2.7
Safety
4.3
Social
2.2
Happiness
2.8

Basic Information

Location

  • Cheyenne, WY

Institution Overview

  • Public/Private: Public community college
  • Established: 1968; 56 years ago (1968)
  • Founder: Doran Arp Lummis, Arp family, Dr. Charles "Chuck" Carpenter

Academic information

Degree Courses

  • 43 credit programs and concentrations leading to associate degrees
  • 2 credit programs leading to a bachelor degree
  • and 30 credit programs leading to certificates of completion or credit diploma

Key Area

  • Agriculture & Equine
  • STEM (Science
  • Technology
  • Engineering
  • Mathematics)
  • Health Sciences & Wellness
  • Human & Public Services
  • Information Technology

Student and Staff Numbers

  • Students: 5,389 (fall 2022)
  • Undergraduates: 5,725
  • Postgraduates: 0
  • Academic Staff: 121 full-time, 157 part-time

Notable Alumni

  • Bryan Wilson
  • Dr. Marty Carroll
  • Dr. Jim Johns
  • Doran Lummis
  • Roz and Bob Schliske

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Students talk about this school

Good reviews
Overall 4.9
awesome place
Overall 4.3
I love this school. Never feel like home in other school like this before. The faculty are so friendly, even though I have a lot of delays on my work. I don't have any feedback about the teachers here, because I just only took one semester. But they are really willing to help, just email them and they can deal with problems properly.
Overall 4.1
LCCC is an amazing school I’ve had a great experience there and have met some of the nicest people working there. Their psychology program is amazing and the professors really care. If you’re interested in athletics though I recommend going somewhere else.
Overall 4.1
This campus isn't spectacular, but for a community college I think it is honestly one of the better ones, their professors are amazing, and everyone that I have had truly does care about you as a student
Bad reviews
Overall 1.3
LCCC has a reputation for being a bad school and for good reason. It is more expensive that UW for credit hours, the professors are jaded and angry and most of them very unhelpful. The counselors and advisers are former or current students who do not know what they are doing.
Overall 1.4
Not Specified.
Overall 1.6
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME YOUR MONEY!!! Administration could care less about you and the majority of teachers are there to make sure you fail!!
Overall 1.8
If you are looking for a general, cost effective, undergraduate level institution, LCCC is it. There are very few amenities, the instruction is definitely mediocre at best, and campus life is just blah. The administration definitely lacks vision, and everything just seems to stay the same year, after year, after year, after year.
Overall 1.9
Not a great school. Administration talks a lot about how they love student feedback, yet never act on what students want to see changes in. There is an immense lack of communication at the campus. False information is spread all the time. It seems LCCC and UW aren’t always on the same page. Though cost effective, I’d recommend going elsewhere.
Overall 1.9
This school is literally awful. People within the administration always have attitudes whenever you need something from them. The teachers are not willing to help you when you have unforeseen circumstances and they're not military friendly. I should have came on here and tried to get more information about this school before attending this school.
Overall 1.9
Laramie County Community College offers a basic education for Wyoming residence that otherwise would have even fewer post-secondary education choices. The administration lacks vision, the instructor quality is average, and half of the majors are worthless (you won't find employment after you graduate). With no other choices, it will suffice.
Overall 2
Great place as a starting off point for college. Most of the teachers are pretty good and the price is very reasonable