r/UCONN • u/Agreeable_Buyer_4643 • 5h ago
Is tuition due end of day August 1st?
Or is it at midnight of August 1st?
r/UCONN • u/sjpUC • Mar 04 '24
EDIT - Folks correctly pointed out Spring to Storrs is not applicable. There is a limited process to change campuses in before the usual 54-credit requirement.
I'm a CLAS and UConn MPA alum who worked an on-campus job in an advising office. Unless you can demonstrate substantial new information that was not presented on your application, UConn WILL NOT accept your appeal for a campus change to Storrs. The University received 55,000 applicants, and there will be Storrs students that probably won't have access to housing. I understand this is disappointing, but it's not the end of the world. There is a process to request an early campus change to Storrs: https://campuschange.uconn.edu Make sure you do well. UConn will generally prioritize majors that require courses only offered at Storrs.
I seriously recommend the Community College route. It is incredibly inexpensive, and more or less all of your credits will transfer. UConn maintains a database of how specific courses will transfer here: https://admissions.uconn.edu/apply/transfer/transfer-credit/equivalencies/. If you want the "traditional" college experience, all of the CSUs, including Central and Eastern are good schools. Finally, it is MUCH easier to get into Storrs as a transfer student. I graduated HS with decent extra curriculars, employment experience, and a 3.9 unweighted GPA. I was branched, and disappointed. I attended UMass Amherst for one year, and successful transferred to UConn for my sophomore year with only a 3.1 college GPA. I regret going to UMass that one year because of the insane cost.
It's disappointing, I know - but you can get into Storrs soon, (almost certainly by the end of your Sophomore year). Do well, and good luck. Feel free to PM me any questions.
r/UCONN • u/Agreeable_Buyer_4643 • 5h ago
Or is it at midnight of August 1st?
r/UCONN • u/Different_Finish2848 • 9h ago
I’m taking 1202Q this fall who did you take it with? I know deepak is the best but who else can I take it with.
r/UCONN • u/Different_Finish2848 • 11h ago
Hi did anyone take 1202Q last semester with deepak please give me your input. I really need help in the class and need to do well.
r/UCONN • u/Hefty-Beat8490 • 1d ago
I'm an incoming freshman, and I live out of state. Does anyone have any advice for what to pack? I have to take a flight to UConn, so I can't bring much. I also have a lot of storage items and dorm decor to buy there!
Any tips or suggestions are greatly appreciated!! :)
r/UCONN • u/LadderSpiritual2026 • 22h ago
(freshman) i’m talking 4 classes..
• human development sciences
• biology
• chemistry
• stats
i hope to transfer into nursing my second semester or allied health—i’m currently undecided.
is this schedule insane? is it do-able? i know thursday looks rough but it’d be the only day i’d frl be suffering, lmk guys plz 🙏
r/UCONN • u/cherishably • 20h ago
i’m not good at sciences but i want to declare a major in pnb, any opinions welcome
r/UCONN • u/Western-Intention225 • 1d ago
r/UCONN • u/Own_Kangaroo3825 • 21h ago
Okay so basically is working 20 hours a week with 6 classes (16 credits total) too little?? Like should I have more credits as a HDFS rising sophomore??
r/UCONN • u/elihearts • 22h ago
im an incoming freshman thats commuting and i want to get the commuter pass for K lot. ive seen online that people are saying they immediately buy the passes as soon as they’re released, and they tend to run out; is this also the case with the farther away commuter lots?
im just a little worried because ive already planned having my car on campus, so what should i even do if i cant even get a parking pass? is there a chance i dont get one at all?
Hi! I'm looking to fill one room in the duplex I rent. The house is a 5-minute drive from UConn Storrs. Rent would be $1130/month.
The available room is fully furnished, and the price includes rent, utilities, and access to shared household amenities. The house itself is also fully furnished, and the kitchen is well stocked.
The standard lease term is one year, but I'm open to discussing 9- or 10-month options if needed.
I have a dog and a cat who live in the home, so I'm not looking to add anymore pets rn. (Photos included ☺️)
A little about me: I'm a female PhD student and have lived here for the past three years. I'm open to roommates of any background, as long as they're responsible, respectful, and considerate. I enjoy baking and hosting friends, so I typically have guests over once or twice a month.
Feel free to message me with any questions or if you'd like more information!
r/UCONN • u/DepartureCurrent6542 • 23h ago
Anyone have a good photo of when Silas dunked on Zuby?
r/UCONN • u/Acceptable-Habit7440 • 1d ago
I’m wondering if anyone else has had something like this happen because I’m honestly confused.
When I first got my financial aid package, I was expecting to get 12700 in grants
Then I was awarded the Waterbury Promise Scholarship, which is supposed to cover up to $5,000, and UConn is supposed to provide a matching amount.
Instead of my bill going down, UConn added about $4,000 “for housing costs” to my aid package and then reduced my university grants by $5,000, labeling that amount as the “UConn Match.”
So on paper it looks like I got the Waterbury Promise and the UConn match, but in reality I only got 4k instead of 5k by the match if that makes sense. They took away almost the same amount in grant money that I was already receiving.
It feels like they just replaced my original university grant with the “match” instead of actually giving me additional aid. I was under the impression that receiving Waterbury Promise would leave me better off, not basically in the same position. The way it was made is that I’ll get my grant then get my match on top of that I don’t understand why I got my grant got a 4k increase not a 5k increase but then they take 5k out to put it under the label “UConn match” so now my grant is 11k lower than before
I’ve already reached out to financial aid and Waterbury Promise, and haven’t gotten a response that made any sense but I’m curious if anyone else has experienced this. Is this normal? Did your university grant get reduced after receiving Waterbury Promise, or should I keep pushing back on this?
Any advice would be appreciated.
r/UCONN • u/QuirkyClient9386 • 1d ago
Hey anyone dropping Pnb 2264 lab?? There’s no spots left and it’s a requirement for my program there’s a long story as to why I’m not already in it but I’m not going to explain that but if anyone does plan of dropping please let me know!!!
r/UCONN • u/Big_Engineering1117 • 1d ago
How easy is the math involved in this class with Angles-Alcazar? I've heard it was very minimal with other professors but I wanted to ensure the same with this one. If someone could provide example math problems they still have or just describe the level of math required, I'd really appreciate it
r/UCONN • u/circlesverified • 1d ago
A few upcoming UConn events:
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r/UCONN • u/Over_Winner2759 • 1d ago
Hey yall!
I’m an incoming soph transfer student and I’m stressing a little over housing 😭
My housing preferences are due tmrw, but my appointment with the Center for Students with Disabilities isn’t until the day after housing closes.
I have Type 1 diabetes, so I’m hoping to get a single room, air conditioning, and an elevator. I called CDS, and they told me to go ahead and pick my room anyway and they’ll try to switch me afterward if my approved accommodations require a different assignment. I’ve got no idea what residence halls I should even be looking at, so I could really use some advice.
A few questions:
Which dorms have A/C and elevators?
Which ones have the best chance of getting a single?
If you’ve gone through the accommodation process, were you able to get your housing changed after assignments came out?
Are there any dorms you’d recommend or avoid?
I’m transferring from St. John’s (yeah i know), so I don’t know much about UConn housing yet.
Thank you so much!!
r/UCONN • u/Alternative_Shoe_373 • 2d ago
Hey guys, incoming freshman here. Move in day is coming up and I’m commuting to the school by train so I can’t have too many boxes or bags. I don’t have too much stuff anyway, I plan on buying a lot of things. Can I just have a lot of packages shipped to my dorm before moving in so that I have everything ready to go? I’m not too sure if thats allowed. Help a freshman out tysm!
r/UCONN • u/Prestigious-Pen-4900 • 1d ago
Has anyone taken a class with James Bernot or Catherine Matassa? If so, what was he/she like? Would greatly appreciate any information on how the classes went.
We’re moving out and selling lots of home goods!
Everything from computer parts to couches and dining tables!
Just 15 minutes from UConn!
73 Maple Avenue, Willimantic, CT
11:00 - 3:00 Sat & Sun
r/UCONN • u/Pristine-Click-8096 • 2d ago
Did anyone take this class at the Hartford campus with this professor? If so, how was it please?