The Blueprint
Becoming a UConn Husky begins by taking the first step. Our Blueprint shows you how.
Admissions
(at a glance)
Schedule a campus visit.
Complete the Common Application or the Coalition Application. The UConn Application is recommended for transfer students.
Write your personal essay.
Collect two letters of recommendation (optional but recommended).
Complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Imagine your future.
Important Application Dates for Fall Semester
November 1
First-Year Early Decision Application Deadline
November 1
Application Deadline for Special Programs in Law, Medicine, and Dental Medicine
December 1
Priority First-Year Application Deadline for Merit Scholarship and Honors Consideration
Mid-December
Notification of Early Decision Admission Begins
January 15
First-Year Application Deadline for Storrs Main Campus
February 1
Transfer Application Deadline for Restricted Programs
February 15
On-Time Financial Aid Application Deadline Early March
Notifications of Admission and Financial Aid Offers Begin
April 1
Transfer Application Deadline for Storrs Main Campus
May 1
Application Deadline for Regional Campuses and Storrs Main Campus Confirmation Deadline
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for various types of aid that will help fund your education. For more information, visit financialaid.uconn.edu.
UConn’s Federal School Code for all campuses is 001417. UConn’s on-time deadline for financial aid eligibility is February 15.
Cost to Attend
Your cost to attend will vary depending on your personal financial situation, and your financial aid offer will be tailored to your individual need.
Storrs Main Campus
Estimated Direct Cost of Attendance (includes tuition, fees, housing based on standard double, and value meal plan)
$36,112
In-State
$58,780 Out-of-State
Regional Campuses
Estimated Direct Cost of Attendance (includes tuition and fees)*
$18,252 In-State
$40,920 Out-of-State
In addition to direct costs, indirect costs such as books, materials, supplies, and transportation are taken into consideration when calculating financial need for all financial aid applicants. Additional waivable expenses may apply for items such as health insurance or other optional fees. Get the most up-todate tuition, financial aid, and scholarship information at admissions.uconn.edu.
Students attending UConn Stamford and living in on-campus housing will have their estimated cost of attendance increased by $15,610. The cost for on-campus housing at UConn Hartford is to be determined. *
Standardized Test Scores
At UConn, we understand that one test may not accurately define a student’s academic progress and potential, which is why we are allowing first-year applicants the option to submit standardized test results through the fall 2026 entry term.
If you believe your SAT or ACT scores reflect your academic ability and want them considered, UConn requires official scores to be sent directly from the testing agency. Writing and science sections are not required or used in our review.
Standardized test ranges represent the middle 50% of fall 2025 admitted students who elected to submit test scores as part of their application materials.
Choose from 125+ majors or design one that’s right for you through the Individualized and Interdisciplinary Studies Program.
College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources
Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources
Allied Health Sciences*
Animal Science
Diagnostic Genetic Sciences
Dietetics
Economics of Sustainable Development and Management
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
Environmental Sciences
Environmental Studies
Equine Science and Management
Exercise Science
Landscape Architecture
Medical Laboratory Sciences
Natural Resources
Nutritional Sciences
Pathobiology
Plant Science
Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture
(Two-Year Associate Degree)
Animal Science
Plant Science
Urban Forestry and Arboriculture
School of Business
Accounting
Analytics and Information
Management
Business Administration**
Business Data Analytics**
Finance
Financial Management**
Financial Technology**
Health Care Management
Management
Management and Engineering for Manufacturing
Marketing
Marketing Management**
Real Estate and Urban Economic Studies
Neag School of Education
American Sign Language Education
Biology Education
Chemistry Education
Earth Science Education
Elementary Education
English Education
French Language Education
General Science Education
German Language Education
History and Social Studies Education
College of Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science*
Computer Science and Engineering
Data Science and Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Italian Language Education
Latin/Classics Language Education
Mandarin Chinese Language Education
Mathematics Education
Music Education
Physics Education
Spanish Language Education
Special Education
Sport Management
Engineering Physics
Environmental Engineering
Management and Engineering for Manufacturing
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Multidisciplinary Engineering
Robotics Engineering
* **
Undergraduate degree programs that can be completed at a regional campus or Storrs
Undergraduate degree programs that can be completed only at a regional campus
School of Fine Arts
Acting
Art
Art History
Design and Technical Theatre
Digital Media Design*
General Program in Art
General Program in Music
Jazz Studies
Music
Puppet Arts
Theatre Studies
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Africana Studies
American Sign Language Studies
American Studies*
Anthropology
Applied Data Analysis
Arabic and Islamic Civilizations
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
Chinese
Classics and Ancient
Mediterranean Studies
Cognitive Science
Communication*
Earth Sciences
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Economics*
Engineering Physics
English*
Environmental Sciences
Environmental Studies
French and Francophone Studies
Geographic Information Science
Geography
German
History*
Human Development and Family Sciences*
Human Rights
Italian Literary and Cultural Studies
Journalism
Judaic Studies
Latino and Latin American Studies
Linguistics/Philosophy
Linguistics/Psychology
Marine Sciences**
Maritime Studies**
Mathematics
Mathematics-Actuarial Science
Mathematics-Actuarial ScienceFinance
Mathematics-Physics
Mathematics-Statistics
Molecular and Cell Biology
Philosophy
Physics
Physiology and Neurobiology
Political Science*
Psychological Sciences*
Sociology*
Spanish
Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
Statistical Data Science
Statistics
Structural Biology and Biophysics
Urban and Community Studies*
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
School of Nursing
Nursing
School of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Studies
School of Social Work
Social Work**
* ** Undergraduate degree programs that can be completed at a regional campus or Storrs Undergraduate degree programs that can be completed only at a regional campus
Our Review Process
We assess applications holistically and make selections based on a comprehensive review of all the information you provide, so that no single piece of information — grade point average, class rank, essay, extracurricular activities, letters of recommendation,* or standardized test scores** — will determine whether you are a good fit for our community. Instead, selection is based on a comprehensive review of all the information you provide on your application, both academic and personal.
Scholarship
We automatically consider all first-year students for merit scholarships and our Honors Program.
Take the First Step
Schedule a visit and discover more about our culture, academics, and campuses. admissions.uconn.edu