University of Connecticut Avery Point

Overview

If you are researching Public colleges in CT, University of Connecticut Avery Point deserves a data-first look before you request information from the school. Reported acceptance rate is approximately 86.5%, which suggests relatively open access compared with highly selective peers. Federal outcome data shows a graduation rate near 56.7%. Enrollment is about 464 students, giving the campus a smaller, community-focused feel.

Tuition, aid, and value

For University of Connecticut Avery Point, published sticker prices include in-state tuition around $17,462 and out-of-state / international tuition around $40,130 per year (before fees, housing, and books). After typical grant aid, the average net price reported to the Department of Education is about $11,504. International students usually pay out-of-state rates unless a specific waiver applies.

Among graduates tracked in federal earnings data, median alumni salary is about $73,997 ten years after entry — useful context, not a guarantee of individual outcomes.

Academics and student life

Notable undergraduate areas include Education, Engineering, Biological Sciences, Business, and Communication. Campus setting in Groton, CT shapes internships, housing costs, and day-to-day student life — compare with similar schools in CT using our state and program browse tools.

International students

International applicants should budget for out-of-state tuition, living costs, and visa-related fees. University of Connecticut Avery Point may offer SEVP-certified status (confirm on the official site before applying). Use our F-1 visa guide alongside the university's international student office for current requirements.

Profile compiled from U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard and IPEDS; last reviewed by the Find College in USA editorial team. Always confirm deadlines and costs on the official university website.