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| Academic Excellence Scholarship | - | Y | |||
| Arwood S. and Mary Northby Scholarship | - | R | |||
| Day of Pride Scholarship | - | Y | |||
| Dr. Victor Rizza Scholarship | - | R | |||
| Leadership Scholarship | - | Y | |||
| Nutmeg Scholarship | - | Y | |||
| Presidential Scholars Award for Valedictorians and Salutatorians | $100 | Y | R | ||
| Alan Mintz Communications Award | - | Y | |||
| Anthony E. Wallace Memorial Scholarship | - | R | |||
| Dr. Patrick E. Fontane Memorial Scholarship | - | Y |
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University of Connecticut
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University of Connecticut Profile
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115 N Eagleville Rd
Storrs , CT 06268
(860) 486-2000
http://www.uconn.edu
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- Setting
- Town, on fringe of an urban area
- Enrollment
- 25,498
- Full time
- 21,600
- Part time
- 3,898
- Men full time
- 10,685
- Women full time
- 10,915
University of Connecticut More Information
- Type of School
- Four or more years , Public
- Religious affiliation
- None
- Highest degree offered
- Doctor's degree - research/scholarship and professional practice
- Calendar
- Semester
- Distance learning opportunities
- Yes
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University of Connecticut Admission Basics
- Admissions office phone number
- -
- Open admission policy
- No
- Undergraduate Application fee
- $70
- Applied
- 22,142
- Admitted
- 11,949
- Enrolled
- 3,339
- Admitted %
- 54%
University of Connecticut Admission factors
- Admission test scores
- Required
- Secondary school GPA
- Required
- Secondary school rank
- Recommended
- Secondary school record
- Required
- TOEFL
- Required
- Completion of college preparatory program
- Required
- Recommendations
- Recommended
- Formal demonstration of competencies
- Neither required nor recommended
University of Connecticut Admission statistics
- Students submitting SAT
- 94%
- SAT 1 Verbal 25th percentile score
- 550
- SAT 1 Verbal 75th percentile score
- 640
- SAT 1 Math 25th percentile score
- 580
- SAT 1 Math 75th percentile score
- 670
- Students submitting ACT
- 25%
- ACT Composite 25th percentile score
- 25
- ACT Composite 75th percentile score
- 29
University of Connecticut Diversity
- American Indian/Alaskan Native
- 0%
- Asian/Pacific Islander
- 7%
- Black/Non-Hispanic
- 6%
- Hispanic
- 5%
- White/Non-Hispanic
- 62%
- Non-Resident Alien
- 6%
- Race/ethnicity unknown
- 13%
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University of Connecticut Cost
- In-State Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates
- $10,416
- Out-of-state Tuition, Full-time Undergraduates
- $26,880
- Books and Supplies
- $800
- On-campus room and board
- $10,782
- Off-campus room and board
- $10,782
University of Connecticut Financial Aid
- Students Receiving Aid
- 80%
- Receiving Federal Grants
- 16% , $5,274 on average
- Receiving Institutional Aid
- 57% , $7,924 on average
- Receiving Student Loans
- 54% , $6,389 on average
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University of Connecticut Programs & Majors
Graduates in 2009/2010 academic year.
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University of Connecticut Deadlines
Regular Admissions
- Regular application deadline
- February 1
- Priority application deadline
- December 1
- Fall application deadline
- February 1
- SAT Reasoning / ACT scores due
- February 1
- SAT Subject score report due
- -
- College will notify student by
- -
- Student must reply to acceptance by
- May 1
- Deadline for housing deposit
- -
Financial Aid
- Financial aid priority deadline
- March 1
- Financial aid deadline
- -
- College will notify student of financial aid decisions on or about
- -
- Student must reply to financial aid decision by
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Early Decision/Action
- Early decision deadline
- -
- College will notify student of early decision by
- -
- Early action deadline
- December 1
- College will notify student of early action by
- February 1
Transfer Students
- Transfer priority application deadline
- February 1
- Transfer priority financial aid deadline
- -
- Transfer application closing date
- April 1
- Transfer deadline for filing financial aid forms
- -
- College will notify student of transfer decision by
- -
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- Application Link
- www.admissions.uconn.edu/apply/survey.php
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- Virtual Tour Link
- http://admissions.uconn.edu/virtualtour/
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- 3915
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University of ConnecticutNames and Abbreviations
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- University of Connecticut
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- -
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- UConn
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- UConn
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Student Reviews of University of Connecticut
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Lilia from Willington, CT
Once again, this completely depends on the student. Involvement is a big part of whether you enjoy it here or not. Some students don't like it here because they feel bored and don't have a lot of friends. The school may be big and overwhelming at… more read full review
Once again, this completely depends on the student. Involvement is a big part of whether you enjoy it here or not. Some students don't like it here because they feel bored and don't have a lot of friends. The school may be big and overwhelming at first, but it's important to find a few clubs or organizations (choose from over 300!) that you enjoy and can meet people in. Sports and school spirit are huge here, so if you love to watch UConn sports events, this is a great place to do it. Even if you don't participate in the sports events much, there is still SO much to do. read full review
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M from Storrs, CT
The classes are on a whole new level compared to high school. Although the whole college experience will take some time to get used to, the classes provide a way for students to explore what they love most. Much of our homework and studies are done… more read full review
The classes are on a whole new level compared to high school. Although the whole college experience will take some time to get used to, the classes provide a way for students to explore what they love most. Much of our homework and studies are done through online companion websites, so we don't have to lug heavy books around, just notebooks and writing utensils or laptops. Also, professors and the TA's have office hours to help any students with classes, we have a library for studying as well as the Q Center, which is very helpful for students who need to brush up on their math and quantitative skills or just understand a concept in math they've never learned before. At UConn, there is a lot of help provided for students if they just know where to look. read full review
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