University of Connecticut

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Connecticut at a Glance

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Outdoor Lecture Students gather for an outdoor lecture in front of the Wilbur Cross Building.
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Location:
Storrs, CT
Setting:
Town
Control:
Public
In-State Tuition:
$10,416
Out-of-State Tuition:
$25,486
Room & Board:
$10,782
Full-Time Undergrads:
16,336
Part-Time Undergrads:
672
More statistics . . .
School Website:
www.uconn.edu
Admissions Website:
www.admissions.uconn.edu
Financial Aid Website:
financialaid.uconn.edu
Application Deadline:
February 1
Acceptance Rate:
54 %
Admission Difficulty:
Average
Average SAT Scores:
1680–1960
Average ACT Scores:
25–29

Best Things

  • School spirit/husky pride
  • New facilities (and more on the way)
  • Athletics
  • Spring weekend
  • More best things . . .

Worst Things

Most Popular Majors

  • Social Sciences & Liberal Arts
  • Business
  • Finance and Accounting
  • Health Care
  • More majors . . .

Overall ExperienceWhat's This?

UConn is a great place to spend your college years. There will be aspects of different universities that people like and dislike, so you won't have the perfect college experience at UConn—or anywhere, for that matter; however, you won't hate your time at UConn. There’s something for everyone here, with so many clubs and organizations on campus. If you pursue what interests you, you will have a great college experience. These clubs exist for a reason: to bring people together with common interests. If you don’t pursue them, you’re missing out on a chance to meet new people and have new experiences. Some students get overwhelmed with the large class sizes, limited parking, and the walks to class in unreliable New England weather. However, it's important to remember that college life is an adjustment.

The entire student body unifies over basketball. Whether you’re a fan of the sport or not, Husky pride is everywhere. Campus is like its own city since there’s really nothing else around Storrs, Conn. While its size may be intimidating, you learn quickly where everything is and which buildings your classes are in. Campus transportation makes it easy to navigate from one side to the other, as well. UConn’s academics are not to be ignored, with a stand-up reputation among New England public universities. A degree from UConn is sure to help you get the future you want.

Connecticut Student Reviews

Overall Experience at University of Connecticut

Kimmycee

Political Science and Government '14

4.2
A-

A Place for Everyone

This is a very good school for party people definitely. If you aren't a party person, we still have a strong academic program. The school is so large and has so many clubs and parts to it that there is a place for everyone.

Jul 26, 2011

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Overall Experience at University of Connecticut

lindseyhusky

Communications '14

3.8
B+

Create Your Experience

It sounds cliche, but college is really what you make of it. You are in complete control of your life for the first time. There are so many activities and opportunities available. You can do a complete 180 and change for the better (or worse.) Overall, everyone is pretty accepting here. It's not too hard to find your niche and group of friends.

Apr 08, 2011

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Overall Experience at University of Connecticut

Anonymous

University of Connecticut Student

I love my school. Yeah, it has its...

I love my school. Yeah, it has its problems, but the people you end up hanging with are great. There is something here for everyone.

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