University of Connecticut Reviews and Ratings

• I opted for off campus accommodation as our college do not have on campus accommodation. I got the accommodation by checking through google and whats app groups
• The monthly rent is 1920 which is 2b2b and can be shared by 5 members
• The challenges faced were the late reply of leasing agents as we booked our apartment from india
• I will suggest where I live in Downtown which is good place for anyone to stay
• Its very near to college which is walkable distance and most of the indian students in my apartment i.e 915 main Street

Because of the small campus I would not rate it higher but the studies and the quite environment is quite nice and happening.

My overall experience at this university has been really well. Everybody has been super welcoming and helpful and I love the environment. My apartment is very close to the university so I don’t need a car and the transportation has been really great too.

The university does provide a proper structured coursework which would touch on all parts of the basics. With the professors' real time experience and intellect, the course starts to make more sense. Apart from coursework, there are a couple of networking events the university organizes which are actually helpful for the students.

It was good, can learn a lot related to field of analytics. can experience a different culture, improve your communication connecting with different people.

UConn provides quality academic and research opportunities and several recreational activities to help students maintain their physical and mental health.

Yeah the faculty and staff everything are good. But we don't have a campus life in Hartford.

This college is in my home state and I ultimately chose it because it was the cheapest I got accepted to because I have in state tuition. I was in the top 10th percentile of my class and I got accepted into UConn’s honors program that only accepts 500 students out of an incoming class of over 6000. I chose this program because I originally thought I would transfer out but after staying for a year I really liked the school, it was big enough and had plenty of diversity and programs offered. But small enough that I didn’t feel overwhelmed by the large community. The honors program is a fantastic community.

Scholarships are available to be applied. I received one from my university, which is renewable upon re-application. Work-study programs also give students a way to work while receiving aid. There are also student loans that can be used as a last resort for students that need further financial assistance

I wanted to go to a big state school in the North East that was affordable with good sports and a good Finance program. I visited the campus and it was beautiful. It's a college town which I wanted too.