College students who transfer to the University of Wyoming in Laramie after completing at least their freshmen year elsewhere are not required to live on campus. Those who would rather reside in an apartment off campus seek options for student living in Laramie. Most of these men and women prefer a rental somewhat close to campus. Many look for a complex that has numerous amenities, such as a coffee bar and a 24-hour fitness center.
More Independence
Men and women transfer to the University of Wyoming for various reasons. They may have spent their first year or two in college while living at home. Now they want to move somewhere else and experience more independence. They will have more independence in off-campus student living in Laramie compared with living in a residence hall.
Population Size
Some students started out in a much larger or much smaller school. They decide later that a mid-size student population is more appealing. With about 10,000 attendees as of 2020, that medium size characterizes the University of Wyoming.
A New Location
Other young men and women decide to move to the Rocky Mountains after having grown up elsewhere. They love the scenery and the vast open spaces of Wyoming, which contrast with the tall mountain peaks there. Transferring to this school and living off campus gives them the chance to feel more like part of the Laramie community as well as a college student. The lifestyle can be embraced at Alight Laramie, which provides details online.
