Vocational Programs at University of Connecticut

Average Tuition & Fees

$43,712

Tuition & Fees

University of Connecticut does not offer vocational programs. The infomration in this page is based on regular undergraduate and/or graduate program information.

University of Connecticut is a four-year, public school located in Storrs, Connecticut. The school focuses on the bachelor's or higher degrees and it also has vocational programs. You can check all offered degrees and programs at its area of study page.

A total of 28,306 students are attending the school and its graduation rate is 83%. University of Connecticut offer 433 programs.


2025 Average Costs of Attendance

For the academic year 2024-2025, the average tuition & fees are $43,712 at University of Connecticut. The typical cost for purchasing books and supplies for programs is $950. The total cost of attendance is $60,952 when a student lives on-campus and $62,454 when a student lives off-campus.

2025 Average Costs of Attendance
Living On-CampusLiving Off-Campus
Tuition & Fees$43,712$43,712
Books & Supplies$950$950
Room & Board$13,258$14,760
Other Living Expenses$3,032$3,032
Total Cost of Attendace (COA)$60,952$62,454
1The tuition & fees are based on out-of-state rates.

On-Campus Student Services

University of Connecticut provides a number of student services including academic/career counseling services, employment services for students, Placement services for completers.

On-Campus Student Services
Academic/career counseling serviceYes
Employment services for studentsYes
Placement services for completersYes
On-campus day care for students' childrenNo
Library facilities at institutionVarious Library Facilities Provided

Ratings & Review

  1. H
    hermann bautzmann (Alum)
    Great engineering school

    UCONN has a very diverse Electrical & Computer Science curriculum. I was able to take advance digital hardware and software courses. Such as digital filters, digital control systems, and electrical chip design. These prepared me well for starting my aerospace career (1980) in microprocessor hardware and software design where I was able to start in digital circuit design, code all of firmware associated with those designs, and completing the system integration of said designs. I finished my career as a Chief Engineer for Raytheon corporation

    hermann bautzmann strongly recommends the school.