CAMPUS · STORRS, CT · PUBLIC

University of Connecticut

53.9%

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FIT

SAFETY

University of Connecticut is a safety for most applicants.

Score reflects acceptance odds × cost × outcome quality.

ACCEPTANCE

53.9%

of 46,645 applicants

SALARY · 10-YR

$73,997

across all majors

University of Connecticut at a Glance

29,512

Total Enrollment

$21,500

Median Debt

24.0%

Pell Grant Rate

Average SAT & ACT Scores for University of Connecticut

Test	25th Percentile	75th Percentile	Midpoint
SAT Reading	610	700	655
SAT Math	600	720	660
SAT Total	1210	1420	1315
ACT Composite	29	33	31

Admissions Funnel

Applications Received	46,645
Students Admitted	25,164
Students Enrolled	4,189
Yield Rate	16.7%

University of Connecticut Overview

University of Connecticut is a public university in Storrs, CT with 29,512 students. At 53.9% acceptance, it's selective but accessible to students who meet the academic benchmarks. The most popular majors are Business/Marketing, Social Sciences, and Health Professions.

Full Name	University of Connecticut
Location	Storrs, CT 06269
Type	Public
Website	uconn.edu/
Total Enrollment	29,512
Undergrad Enrollment	20,699
Female Students	52.6%

Is University of Connecticut a Reach, Match, or Safety?

University of Connecticut accepts 53.9% of applicants, making it accessible for most qualified students. If you meet the basic academic requirements, this is likely a Safety school for you.

Your Profile	University of Connecticut Is...	What to Do
Meet academic requirements	Safety	Strong odds — apply with confidence
Slightly below average	Match	Apply — still realistic

Popular Majors at University of Connecticut

The most popular fields of study, ranked by the number of degrees awarded.

Business/Marketing

13.3%

Social Sciences

12.3%

Health Professions

11.5%

Engineering

11.0%

Biological Sciences

8.9%

Best Majors at University of Connecticut →

Student Demographics

White

50.8%

Black/African American

7.1%

Hispanic/Latino

15.1%

Asian

12.8%

International

8.4%

How to Get Into University of Connecticut

UConn is a Safety school for most students who meet the basic requirements. Don't let the higher acceptance rate fool you — UConn still offers strong programs and outcomes.

1315

Target SAT Score

Target ACT Score

53.9%

Acceptance Rate

46,645

Total Applicants

What University of Connecticut Values Most in Applicants

Admission factor importance from the Common Data Set — what the school officially says matters.

Factor	Importance
Academic Gpa	Very Important
Rigor Of Secondary School Record	Very Important
Class Rank	Important
Standardized Test Scores	Important
Application Essay	Important
Recommendation	Important
Extracurricular Activities	Important
Talent Ability	Important
Character Personal Qualities	Considered
First Generation	Considered
Alumni Relation	Considered
Interview	Not Considered
Work Experience	Considered
Volunteer Work	Considered

University of Connecticut Application Deadlines & Requirements

Key dates for the University of Connecticut Rolling admission cycle. Mark these on your calendar — missing a deadline means waiting another year.

Deadline	Date
Regular Decision	Jan 15
Financial Aid (FAFSA/CSS)	Mar 1

Rolling Admissions: University of Connecticut reviews applications as they arrive. Apply early for the best chance at admission and financial aid.

Frequently Asked Questions About University of Connecticut

What is UConn's acceptance rate?

UConn has an acceptance rate of 53.9%, making it accessible to most qualified applicants. This rate reflects freshman applicants for the most recent admissions cycle.

What SAT score do I need for UConn?

The middle 50% SAT range at UConn is 1210-1420. For the ACT, the middle 50% range is 29-33. Scoring above the 75th percentile puts you in a strong position, but scores alone don't determine admission.

What are the most popular majors at UConn?

The most popular majors at UConn by degrees awarded are: Business/Marketing (13.3%), Social Sciences (12.3%), Health Professions (11.5%), Engineering (11.0%), Biological Sciences (8.9%). These percentages reflect undergraduate degrees conferred in the most recent reporting year.