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Get directions to UConn’s main campus in Storrs and find out where to park when you arrive. Learn more…

Regional Campus Tours Virtual Experiences If you can’t make it to campus, let us deliver the view to you! Regional campus virtual information sessions are designed to provide you with an overview of our academic and co-curricular offerings, all while giving you a glimpse into campus life. Visit our Virtual Experiences page for a complete listing of Learn more…

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UConn’s distinctive Husky-for-a-Day Program on the Storrs campus offers prospective students an up-close look at UConn life. Participants will be matched with a current UConn student and explore campus as it was meant to be seen — from the student perspective! The program begins with an “all-things-UConn” presentation from our student Husky Ambassadors. Parents/guardians are invited to attend the morning informational session. While students are with their UConn hosts, parents/guardians are welcome to join a pre-arranged campus tour or explore campus on their own. An optional afternoon presentation from Financial Aid will also be available to attending parents/guardians. Parking is available in the North and South garages for a nominal fee. Learn more…

UConn’s restricted program requirements for programs with specific prerequisites, early deadline dates, limited enrollment, and/or other special requirements to be eligible for transfer admission. Learn more…

The University of Connecticut’s Guaranteed Admission Program (GAP) community college contacts from Asnuntuck, Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Manchester, Middlesex, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern CT, Norwalk, Quinebaug Valley, Three Rivers, and Tunxis Community Colleges. Learn more…

If you will be attending a college or university in Connecticut and the course can be found on our Transfer Course Equivalencies page, a Prior Course Approval is not necessary. However, if you plan to take courses at another institution outside of Connecticut, you should fill out a Prior Course Approval prior to enrolling in the course. Bachelor of General Studies students should view BGS-specific instructions. Learn more…

Incoming students with transfer credit will be able to access their Transfer Summary. The Transfer Summary shows each post-secondary institution that was attended and lists, in course-by-course detail, how each course transfers to UConn. To determine how transfer credit will meet your degree requirements, you will consult with an academic advisor in your School or College at Orientation. Learn more…

Learn more about transfer course equivalencies, what it takes to transfer your courses and credits to UConn, and how transfer credit might apply to your degree program. Learn more…

The University of Connecticut offers three unique scholarship opportunities to Connecticut residents graduating from a secondary school in Connecticut. Learn more…