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University of Connecticut-Avery Point — Groton, United States | CollegeStat

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University of Connecticut-Avery Point

Groton, United States · Public · Founded 1967

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Tuition · international: $39,000per year · out-of-state rate
Acceptance rate: 88.2%2024

Overview
Admissions & how to apply
Costs & aid
Outcomes

About University of Connecticut-Avery Point

At a glance

Students: 474
International: 0.4%
Students per teacher: 13:1
Founded: 1967
Type: Public
Endowment: $6.9M

Groton, United States41.318, -72.064

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Admissions & how to apply

Check the entry requirements for your course and qualifications.
Apply on the university’s own application page.
Pay the application fee ($80).

Application fee

Per application$80Source

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Costs & aid

International tuition$40,130per year · 2023Source

US net price$11,184

What US families pay after grants, by household income. International students usually pay the full price.

<$30k$580
$30–48k$4,712
$48–75k$7,091
$75–110k$13,657
>$110k$22,970

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Outcomes

Admit rate: 88.2%
SAT average: 1090
ACT middle: 25
Graduate in 4 years: 33.5%
Graduate in 6 years: 50.5%
Return after year one: 70.2%
Pell grant students: 34.6%
Students with federal loans: 35.6%
Median debt: $20,313

Median earnings after starting

1 year$56,773
6 years$64,750
10 years$82,098

Student body

Women41%
Men59%

US government and university data. Figures describe past students, not your own chances. Source

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