1. Current Service Members should speak with their Educational Services Officer (ESO) or counselor within their Military Service prior to enrolling in classes at UConn.  
2. To apply to UConn go to the Admissions website for Veterans and those currently in the Military.

* Please Note: The University has specific policies in place regarding recruitment of students, including those who currently serve/have served in the military: Recruitment of Students, Policy On | Policies & Procedures (uconn.edu)

Overview/Breakdown of Tuition and Fees for:

• Undergraduate Students
• Graduate Students

Net Price Calculator – this financial tool to helps plan for the expense of college at UConn

• Complete this online Net Price calculator (specific to UConn) before enrolling

College Scorecard – this has the most reliable data on college costs, graduation and employment for UConn students and alumni

Cohort Default Rates (update October 2021):

The three year Cohort Default Rates (CDR) for FY18 were released and UConn's CDR is 2.0% – a .6% decrease from FY17 . The FY18 three year national CDR is 7.3% and the CDR rate for 4+ year public institutions is 5.4% which UConn is well below.

Please see below for our final CDR for the last three years for comparison.

Here is the Department’s official rate comparison sheet by year and institution type for your review. https://www2.ed.gov/offices/OSFAP/defaultmanagement/schooltyperates.pdf

• Tuition Assistance: The University of Connecticut is proud to accept Tuition Assistance for members of the military. Tuition Assistance funds are a unique, distinct source of financial aid available to eligible Service members (Note: Tuition Assistance is “first payer” meaning that it is applied to students’ accounts prior to the application of other Financial Aid, such as a Pell Grant).
  To find out more about Tuition Assistance, please go to the DoD VolEd website which provides specific guidance about the program. 
• Other Financial Aid:  Anyone using Tuition Assistance is also eligible to access other sources of Financial Aid (i.e. grants, scholarships, loans, etc.).  For more information about these other sources of Financial Aid and how to apply for them, go to UConn's Financial Aid webpage for Future Huskies.

• For Undergraduate Degree Programs, prospective students can view the Course Catalog at and under “Majors” pull up the specific degree program.  For example, selecting “Elementary Education” includes detailed information about certification. 
• Additional Advising information for schools and colleges is found on UConn's Advising website. 
• UConn’s Professional Licensure/Certification Dashboard provides detailed information about which program curriculum meets the educational requirements for licensure by state.

Upon applying to UConn, please go to the Admissions page for Veterans and Military students which provides details about how to submit those transcripts.

Center for Career Development (for assistance with career exploration and job searching):

• Eran Peterson - eran.peterson@uconn.edu

Center for Students with Disabilities (for assistance with any accommodations needed at UConn):

• Jenn Lucia - jennifer.lucia@uconn.edu