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New England Regional Student Program 

If you are a legal resident of a New England state, you may be eligible for a tuition reduction under the New England Regional Student Program. The New England Board of Higher Education provides New England residents with a tuition reduction when they pursue certain majors at New England public colleges and universities.

To be eligible for this tuition reduction, the student must be enrolled in an approved degree program that is not available at a public institution in their home state. Qualified students pay 175% of UConn’s in-state tuition cost.

Effective Fall 2024, all incoming first-year and transfer students with New England residency enrolling at UConn Avery Point will be eligible for the Tuition Break tuition rate for the duration of their undergraduate enrollment at the UConn Avery Point.

ProgramsEligible State Residents
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, HEALTH and NATURAL RESOURCES
Allied Health SciencesMA, NH, RI, VT
Economics of Sustainable Development and ManagementMA, ME, NH, RI
Environmental & Natural Resource EconomicsMA, ME, NH, VT
Equine Science and ManagementMA, ME, RI, VT
Landscape ArchitectureME, NH, VT
PathobiologyME, MA, RI, VT
Plant ScienceME, NH
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Management & Engineering for ManufacturingME, MA, NH, RI
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Biomedical EngineeringME, NH
Chemical EngineeringVT
Data Science and EngineeringME, RI, VT
Engineering PhysicsRI
Environmental EngineeringME, MA, RI
Management & Engineering for ManufacturingME, MA, NH, RI
Materials Science & EngineeringME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Multidisciplinary Engineering (beginning Fall 2023)ME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Robotics Engineering (beginning Fall 2023)ME, MA, RI, VT
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Acting (BFA)ME, MA, NH, VT
Digital Media & Design (BFA & BA)MA, NH, VT
Jazz Studies (Bachelor of Music)MA, NH, RI
PuppetryME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Technical TheatreME, VT
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES
Africana StudiesME, NH, VT
American Sign Language Studies (beginning Fall 2023)RI, VT
American StudiesRI, VT
Applied Data AnalysisMA, VT
Arabic and Islamic CivilizationsME, MA, NH, VT
ChineseME, NH
Classics & Ancient Mediterranean StudiesME
Cognitive ScienceME, MA, RI, VT
Geographic Information ScienceRI, VT
GermanME
Human Development & Family SciencesMA
Human Rights*ME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Italian Literary & Cultural StudiesME
Judaic StudiesME, NH, RI, VT
Latin American StudiesME, NH
Linguistics/PhilosophyME, RI
Linguistics/PsychologyME, RI
Marine SciencesME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Maritime StudiesME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Mathematics/Actuarial Science/FinanceME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Mathematics/Actuarial ScienceMA, NH, RI, VT
Physiology & NeurobiologyME, MA, NH, RI
Pre-Applied Data AnalysisMA, VT
Pre-Statistical Data ScienceME
Speech, Language and Hearing SciencesNH
Statistical Data ScienceME
StatisticsMA, RI
Structural Biology & BiophysicsMA, RI
* Students majoring in Human Rights are required to maintain and complete an additional major offered in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences or an additional degree program offered in another University School or College.
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
Pharmacy Studies/Pharm.D.ME, MA, NH, VT
Associate Degree ProgramsEligible State Residents
RATCLIFFE HICKS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
Animal Science 1
1Equine and Dairy/Livestock options
ME, MA, RI, VT
Plant Science (Ornamental Horticulture & Turfgrass Management)ME, NH, RI
Urban Forestry and ArboricultureME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Upper Division Programs
The below schools and colleges and their respective programs are Upper Division only, i.e., students enter these programs at the Junior year level. First and Sophomore years are not offered at a reduced tuition.
MajorsEligible State Residents
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, HEALTH and NATURAL RESOURCES
Diagnostic Genetic SciencesME, MA, NH, RI, VT
DieteticsME
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Analytics and Information ManagementME, VT
Business Data AnalyticsME
Health Care ManagementME, MA, RI, VT
Real Estate & Urban Economic StudiesME, MA, NH, RI, VT

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