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We invite a select group of talented students into our Honors Program, a community of scholars eager to explore, create, and lead in academics and beyond the classroom. Honors students work closely with outstanding faculty in engaging classes throughout all of UConn’s schools and colleges. Benefits of Honors include: Honors staff and faculty mentors, priority…

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…

Be part of the next generation of Huskies who will join together to inspire new possibilities, improve lives, and light the way forward. Admitted Student Checklist Celebrate being part of UConn Nation. Many milestones have led you to this moment. Visit a UConn Campus Your new campus community is made up of exceptional individuals who…

Our Alumni Admissions Volunteers serve an important role in UConn’s recruitment and yield efforts. Whether meeting with prospective students and families at college fairs and high school visits, connecting virtually during one-on-one chats, reaching out via email, phone, or mail, or attending admitted-student events and summer receptions, your work has a tremendous impact. We invite…

Experience UConn with an Ocean View Located on Long Island Sound at the mouth of the Thames River, UConn Avery Point challenges students with specialized programs that take advantage of our waterfront location and delivers an outstanding education in more traditional areas of study. At UConn Avery Point, you’ll get all the benefits of a prestigious public…

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is responsible for transfer credit evaluation. Decisions are based on the best information existing at the time of evaluation; revisions to course equivalencies may occur as new information becomes available. No transfer credit evaluation is official until credits appear on the student’s University of Connecticut transcript. You must visit this…

Here in UConn’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions, we recognize the importance of your role in a student’s college search process. In fact, it’s your dedication that makes our jobs easier. In return, we hope to make the work you do as simple as possible. Below, you’ll find information that should help you through your students’…

The hardest part of planning a trip to UConn is squeezing everything in. After you book your campus tour, follow a few tips to make your campus visit a success. Please be sure to review our set of driving directions and parking information, even if you are familiar with campus. Parking should be paid for at the…

First-Year Students Transfer Students Schools & Organizations Plan Your Visit For directions, parking, and related information Visit Contact Information Lodewick Visitors Center115 North Eagleville RoadStorrs, CT 06269-3225 tours@uconn.edu(860) 486-4900 Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.Select Saturdays 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Closed on major holidays.

UConn’s distinctive Husky-for-a-Day Program on the Storrs main 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! A Husky-for-a-Day visit consists of: The program begins with an “all-things-UConn” presentation from our student…