The Uni­ver­si­ty of Con­necti­cut has become a pop­u­lar des­ti­na­tion for a col­lege degree because the school’s cred­i­bil­i­ty has increased dra­mat­i­cal­ly due to an improve­ment in SAT scores by incom­ing fresh­men. Accord­ing to UConn Today, the incom­ing fresh­man class of 2018 out placed last…

For the past six years, the Uni­ver­si­ty of Con­necti­cut has seen an increase in fresh­man appli­ca­tions, while admis­sions has only slight­ly risen. “I real­ly think it shows how com­pet­i­tive our school is get­ting,” said UConn senior Emi­ly Man­tell. Man­tell explained, that…

African-Amer­i­­can stu­dent enroll­ment at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Con­necti­cut has been steadi­ly ris­ing over the last 10 years. But in most years, female African-Amer­i­­can stu­dents out­num­bered male African-Amer­i­­can stu­dents. The increas­ing num­ber of African-Amer­i­­can stu­dents at UConn falls in line with…

  Accord­ing to the UCon­n’s Office of Insti­tu­tion Research, There were 589 inter­na­tion­al under­grad­u­ates enrolled in Storrs cam­pus for Fall 2012. How­ev­er, the most of the inter­na­tion­al stu­dents came from Chi­na. There were 276 Chi­nese stu­dents, which was almost a half of…

  In 2012, Cole­brook, Con­necti­cut—pop­u­la­tion 1,520—know for its quaint colo­nial archi­tec­ture and Algo­nquin State For­est might boast a clas­sic New Eng­land aes­thet­ic, but one thing they can’t claim are UConn stu­dents. The Litch­field Coun­ty town is the only town in…

  SATs: the most dread­ed and nerve-wrack­­ing test. End­less tutor­ing ses­sions, review book­lets and prepa­ra­tion for a test that will ulti­mate­ly decide your future- the easy high school days are com­ing to an end and the more dif­fi­cult col­lege days…

  Accord­ing to UCon­n’s Office of Insti­tu­tion­al Research, the uni­ver­si­ty’s Col­lege of Lib­er­al Arts and Sci­ences had a Fall 2013 enroll­ment of 10,346 under­grad­u­ates. This num­ber is near­ly five times that of the Engi­neer­ing School, which had an enroll­ment of…