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Acceptance Rate

52.4%

Total Profiles

13

SAT Range

1210–1440

User Accept Rate

92.3%

In-State Tuition

$20,366

Out-of-State Tuition

$43,034

Undergrad Enrollment

19,147

Applicants

46,645

Yield Rate

16.7%

Endowment / Student

$29,570

Student:Faculty

16:1

Applicant Profiles

Includes estimated profiles based on IPEDS data. Contribute yours to improve accuracy.

Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.50
SAT
1300
ACT
30
Round: RD
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.25
SAT
1230
ACT
Round: EA
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.62
SAT
1400
ACT
30
Round: EA
Class of 2024ACCEPTED
GPA
3.62
SAT
1340
ACT
Round: ED
Class of 2024REJECTED
GPA
2.66
SAT
ACT
30
Round: RD
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.63
SAT
1270
ACT
30
Round: EA
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.42
SAT
1280
ACT
Round: RD
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.47
SAT
1370
ACT
Round: RD
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
2.91
SAT
ACT
Round: ED2
Class of 2024ACCEPTED
GPA
3.63
SAT
1460
ACT
30
Round: EA
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.47
SAT
1420
ACT
Round: RD
Class of 2025ACCEPTED
GPA
3.80
SAT
1340
ACT
Round: RD
Class of 2024ACCEPTED
GPA
3.38
SAT
1250
ACT
Round: ED

What you pay

$25,097/ yr

Average net price after grants & scholarships — about $100,388 over four years.

What grads earn

$71,283/ yr

Median earnings 4 years after completion$68,799 adjusted to national cost of living (local prices 4% above average).

A graduate’s first-year earnings cover the four-year net cost in roughly 1.4 years of pay.

86% of students out-earn a typical high-school graduate (about $28,500) within 10 years.

Field of study

Earnings & debt by major

Opportunity Insights

Economic mobility

Access

3.7%

from the bottom income fifth

Success

47%

of them reach the top fifth

Mobility rate

1.7%

move bottom → top

The mobility rate is how many of University of Connecticut’s students both start in the bottom income fifth and reach the top — a measure of who the school lifts, not just who it admits.

IPEDS

Net price by family income

Under $30k$15,193
$30–48k$16,339
$48–75k$20,608
$75–110k$28,285
Over $110k$33,797

Average net price paid by federally-aided students, by family income bracket.

Completion & debt

Finishing & paying back

Grad rate · 8 yr

84%

Completion · all

83%

Completion · Pell

80%

Repaying debt · 3 yr

78%

Median debt

$21,500

Classification

R1 research universityFour-year, large, highly residential

Application Funnel

Applied
46,645
Admitted
25,16453.9%
Enrolled
4,18917% yield
Clery Act

Campus Safety

Reported 2024
CategoryOn-CampusResidence HallNon-CampusPublic Property
Arson2
Fondling2
Motor Vehicle Theft1
Rape8

Source: DOE Campus Safety and Security data, reported under the Clery Act.

EADA

Athletics

Title IX participation47% / 53%
MenWomen

Men's

Baseball42Basketball13Football113Golf12Ice Hockey28Soccer31Track & Field83

Women's

Basketball14Field Hockey24Ice Hockey25Lacrosse36Rowing45Soccer31Softball19Swimming30Tennis8Track & Field120Volleyball18
Research Activity
FY 2024
$434Mtotal R&D expenditure#82 in US

Popular Majors (Bachelor's)

Psychology, General399 grads
Economics, General360 grads
Speech Communication and Rhetoric271 grads
Finance, General252 grads
Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services, Other242 grads
Mechanical Engineering200 grads
Computer Science195 grads
Political Science and Government, General183 grads
Biology/Biological Sciences, General167 grads
Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology164 grads

4yr Grad Rate

72%

6yr Grad Rate

83%

Retention Rate

92%

Median Earnings

$73,997