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Health Professions 9%
Psychology 9%
Biology 7%
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Communications/Journalism 6%
Liberal Arts 6%
English 5%
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✔ E-mail accounts provided to all students
✔ Online course registration for freshman
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✔ Discounted computer software for sale.
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Agriculture & Related Sciences Bachelor’s Associates Certificate Master’s Doctoral
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Agriculture - General ✔ ✔
Agronomy/Crop Science ✔
Animal Husbandry ✔ ✔
Animal Sciences ✔
Horticultural Services ✔ ✔
Horticulture Science ✔
Architecture & Related Programs Bachelor’s Associates Certificate Master’s Doctoral
Landscape Architecture ✔
Area, Ethnic, Cultural, & Gender Studies Bachelor’s Associates Certificate Master’s Doctoral
American Studies ✔ ✔ ✔
Latin American Studies ✔ ✔ ✔
Near/Middle Eastern Studies ✔ ✔ ✔
Women’s Studies ✔ ✔ ✔
Arts, Visual and Performing Bachelor’s Associates Certificate Master’s Doctoral
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Art History/Criticism/Conservation ✔
Drama/Theater Arts ✔ ✔
Fine/Studio Arts ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
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✔ Fraternities
✔ International students
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✔ Literary magazine
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Softball I ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔
Squash ✔ ✔
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Sync. Swimming
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Water Polo ✔ ✔
Weightlifting ✔ ✔
Wrestling ✔
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$70
Application Fee
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* Paper and online application fees may be
waived for applicants with financial need.
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• Essay
• SAT Reasoning Test of ACT
• If submitting ACT, the writing section is required
• Class Rank
• Rigor of secondary school record
• Standardized test scores
• Academic GPA
• Character/Personal Qualities
• Application Essay
• ExtracurricularActivities
• Racial/Ethnic Status
• Recommendations
• Talent/Ability
• Volunteer Work
• First Generation college student
• Alumni Relation
• Geographical Residence
• State Residency
• Work Experience
• Level of Applicant’s Interest
A Note From the University of
Connecticut:
Curriculum, grades, rank in class most
important, followed by test scores.
Particular consideration given to first
generation college and/or socio-
economically disadvantaged applicants
and applicants with special talents.
Additional requirement for home school students
• Statement describing home school structure and mission
• Transcript / record of courses and grades
Admission
Requirements
Required
Very Important
Important
Considered
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Test Requirements
When you apply to college,
you’re competing with students
from different schools across
the country. College admissions
officers use standardized
admissions tests to provide
another tool toevaluate these
applications, comparing
students from different
backgrounds and schools.
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Academics
Freshmen Ranks Rank Importance
High Schools Class Rank of Income Freshmen
Top10th
Between 10th & 25th
Second Quarter
Third Quarter
Bottom Qarter
Bottom Half
44%
35%
19%
2%
0%
Class rank is very important to
this school, but there is a lot
more you can do to improve
your success rate.
Freshmen GPAs GPA Importance
GPA of Income Freshmen
GPA is very important to this
school, but there is a lot more
you can do to improve your
success rate.
3.75 - 4.00
3.50 - 3.74
3.25 - 3.49
3.00 - 3.24
2.50 - 2.99
2.00 - 2.49
0.00 - 1.99
3%
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12%
22%
32%
14%
4%
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Class Rank Data
Freshmen Ranks Rank Importance
High Schools Class Rank of Income Freshmen
Top10th
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Second Quarter
Third Quarter
Bottom Qarter
Bottom Half
44%
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3.75 - 4.00
3.50 - 3.74
3.25 - 3.49
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Test Score Ranges
Test Score Ranges
Test Importance
Test Importance
Average SAT Scores
Average ACT Scores
This school requires
• SAT Reasoning or ACT
It recommends
• SAT Subject Tests
SAT score-use policy:
• Highest Section Scores
Across Test Dates
More things to help you
Critical Reading | Math | Writing
ACT score-use policy:
• Highest Section Scores
Across Test Dates
More things to help you
200 800
560 - 640
Middle 50%
200 800
560 - 640
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SAT Critical Reading (92% reported)
SAT Math (92% reported)
SAT Writing (92% reported)
Percent of freshmen in each SAT score range
700 - 800 9%
600 - 699 41%
500 - 599 41%
400 - 499 8%
300 - 399 1%
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July 21, 2011 | Page 61Applying - Credit & Placement
College-Level Examination Program (CLEP)
Advanced Placement Program (AP) Information
Offers credit for AP Exams: Yes
Offers placement into higher-level courses for AP
Exams: Yes
From the college:
2010-2011 policy: Only one test in a given subject
area will be recognized for Advanced Placement
credit. University of Connecticut does not accept AP or
transfer credit for all subjects. No credit is awarded for
scores lower than 5 (or 4 in the case of the Calculus
BC exam).
Want detailed information about this college’s AP policy?
Go to the college’s Web site to learn more.
(credit for specific exams and scores described on http://uofc.edu/firstyear/2014/subjects/ap.html)
AP and Admission
From the college:
Advanced classes (such as AP) in math and science highly recommended where available. See
University of Connecticut Admissions website, http://www.uofcadmissions.org/. Note: Address all
questions on applying to University of Connecticut to admissions@mit.edu.
Minimum Grade Credit Hours
Exam For Credit Awarded
American Government 55 3
American Literature 55 6
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 55 6
Biology 55 6
Calculus 55 3
Chemistry 55 6
College Algebra 55 3
College Composition 55 6
A note from the University of Connecticut:
Select Advanced Placement exams considered for transfer credit with appropriate qualifying
score.
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Plan(s) Available:
Early decision
Students receive either acceptance or denial; unsuccessful applicants do not
become part of regular decision applicant pool.
Early Action - Not Restrictive
Key Dates
Early Decision
Applications Received
Early Decision
Applications
2,854
2,854
Admitted Under Early
Decision
Admitted Under
Early Action
Enrolled Under
Early Action
1,101
1,101 781
Early Desicion
Application Due
Early Decision
Notification By
Early Action
Application Due
Early Application
Notification By
01-DEC 01-FEB 01-JAN 01-MAR
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Annual College Costs (Fall 2011)
On Campus Off Campus At Home
Tuition and fees $10,416 $10,416 $10,416
Room and board $10,782 $10,782 $5,008
Books and supplies $800 $800 $800
Estimated personal expenses $1,640 $1,200 $1,640
Transportation Expenses $1,100 $1,200 $1,100
Estimated Total $24,738 $24,398 $18,964
In-State Costs Out-of-State Costs
Average net price
$11,422
Average Indebtedness
at Graduation
$23,237
Estimated Monthly
Payment on this Debt
$622
Financial Aid Distribution
Undergraduate
aid typically
awarded as
Scholarship/
Grant
45%
Loan/
Job
55%
Need Blind?
Yes
Work Study Available?
Yes
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71%
Enrolled freshmen
...who applied for need-based aid
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...who were offered aid
...who had full need met
3,215
2,694
1,767
1,735
322
Average Need Met
Freshman Aid Met
71%
Enrolled Undergrads
...who applied for need-based aid
...who were judged to have need
...who were offered aid
...who had full need met
3,215
2,694
1,767
1,735
322
Average Need Met
Overall Undergraduate Aid Met
Need-based aid determined by:
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• Arts
• Athletics
• Leadership
• Minority Status
• Music/Drama
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Financial Aid Forms
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Transfer Students
Admissions Requirements
• High school transcript
• College transcript(s)
• Essay or personal statement
Special Requirements
• Some performance majors require
auditions
• Studio art programs require portfolio
• Must be a junior for admission to
education, allied health, and pharmacy
programs
Students who applied for transfer
From 2 year/4 Year
Transfers Admitted
Transfers Enrolled
2,107
Transfers Accepted As
• Second-semester freshmen
• Sophomore
• Junior
• Senior
Special Services Available
• Transfer Student Advisor
• Transfer Student Orientation
Terms in which transfer students
may enroll
• Fall
• Spring
Application Fee
Minimum number of credits
Minimum college GPA
(on a 4.0 scale)
Lowest grade earned for any
course that may be transferred
for credit (on a 4.0 scale)
Maximum credits/courses from
a 2-year institution
Maximum credits/courses from
a 4-year institution
Minimum credits transfers
must complete to earn
bachelor’s degree
$70
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59%
37%
700
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International Students
On Campus Off Campus
Tuition and fees $26,880 $26,880
Room and board $10,782 $10,782
Books and supplies $800 $800
Estimated personal expenses $1,640 $1,200
Transportation Expenses $1,100 $1,200
Estimated Total $41,202 $40,862
Admissions Requirements
• SAT Reasoning Test or ACT
• TOEFL (Required of non-resident
aliens)
Application Fee
$70
TOEFL
Paper
Minimum & Average Scores
550 596
TOEFL
Internet-Based
79 96
Financial Aid
• Eligible for need-based aid? n/a
• Number of enrolled international students who received aid? n/a
• Total amount awarded? n/a
Required Financial Aid Documents
• n/a
Special Services Available
• English as a Second Language Program on campus for International Students
• Housing During Summer Months for International Students
• International Student Advisor
• Special International Student Orientation Program
Average College Costs
Average net price
$11,422
Average Indebtedness
at Graduation
$23,237
Estimated Monthly
Payment on this Debt
$622
International Application
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