Public · Waterbury, Connecticut

University of Connecticut-Waterbury Campus

Urban campus · 733 undergraduates · 20 students per faculty member · Official website

Acceptance rate: 87%
SAT middle 50%: 910–1200
Average net price: $10,875; per year, after grants
6-year graduation: 53%

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What University of Connecticut-Waterbury Campus costs

Net price is what a first-year student pays for a year after grants and scholarships, by family income. It is usually far below the sticker price.

Net price by family income

Under $30,000: $5,604
$30,001 – $48,000: $5,463
$48,001 – $75,000: $11,490
$75,001 – $110,000: $15,621
Over $110,000: $20,538

For students receiving federal aid, at in-state tuition.

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Price and aid

Full cost of attendance (sticker): $22,933
Tuition, in-state: $18,140
Tuition, out-of-state: $40,808
First-years given a grant by the school: 74%
Average grant from the school: $8,261
Median debt at graduation: $21,500
The school's own net price calculator: Open ↗

New England Tuition Break. Students from 5 other member states may pay a reduced rate here, at most 175% of in-state tuition. Only for approved majors, which depend on your home state. Check the school's list before counting on it. Details ↗

Admissions

Acceptance rate: 87%
SAT middle 50%: 910–1200
ACT middle 50%: –
Test scores: Tests required
First-year retention: 79%

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