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Location: Storrs, CT
In-State Tuition:$7,200
Out-of-State Tuition:$21,912
Student Body Size: 15,615
Admission Difficulty: Average
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Posted on Nightlife by UCoCB2

The parties on campus are...

"The parties on campus are wicked fun, if you know the right people and the places to go. The bars on campus are pretty strict about being 21, unless the location has been rented out for an event. House parties..."

Posted on 3/2/2009

Posted on Nightlife by UCoCB

There are not too many large...

"There are not too many large parties on campus. There are generally smaller ones that people hold in their dorm rooms. If there is a party on campus, it is during Spring Weekend or at Husky Village, the Greek..."

Posted on 3/2/2009

Posted on Nightlife by UCoSU

At UConn, you can find just...

"At UConn, you can find just about anything that fits your style. You can find huge parties that overflow onto the street as well as small get togethers. As far as the bars, we have three on campus and one other..."

Posted on 3/2/2009

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Posted on Academics by Anonymous

Freshman classes are huge. My...

"Freshman classes are huge. My lecture sizes ranged from 150–350 students. None of my classes, except English, were smaller than that. All of the TAs are from foreign countries. These TAs teach discussion..."

Posted on 1/1/2008

Posted on Academics by Anonymous

Some are better than others;...

"Some are better than others; it depends on your major. I had a couple of brilliant teachers and some not-so-caring teachers, but, for the most part, they are pretty good."

Posted on 1/1/2008

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Teachers are fine. It is...

"Teachers are fine. It is harder to get to know them because the classes are big, so make sure you introduce yourself or go to their office hours—they like that."

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