Visiting Campus

Currently the enrollment deposit deadline remains June 1 for all regional campuses. Please contact the UConn Hartford Admissions Office at 959-200-3831 or beahuskyhartford@uconn.edu if you have extenuating circumstances and are in need of an extension.

Deposits are paid through the Student Portal.  We cannot take checks in person since buildings are closed.

At this time, the best options are to visit the Office of Financial Aid Services website at financialaid.uconn.edu to chat or to email Financialaid@uconn.edu for any questions.

You may contact the Office of the Bursar at bursar.uconn.edu for a live chat option.

Our campus is currently closed to visitors and we are not offering campus tours/information sessions until further notice. We will notify all admitted students once our on-campus programming resumes and encourage you to visit us then.

Yes.  Please keep checking the website for updated opportunities.  We plan to accommodate as many visitors as possible and will offer information sessions and campus tours once we re-open.

We are in the planning stages for several different ways to visit campus and/or connect with an Admissions Officer virtually.  We will notify all admitted students as soon as those initiatives are in place.  In the meantime, if you have specific questions related to your admission to UConn Hartford, please contact Caroline McCall, Admissions Officer at caroline.mccall@uconn.edu.

All review of transfer applications and supporting documents is conducted through the Storrs Transfer Admissions Office.  Since office staff are working remotely, please visit the Transfer Applicants admissions webpage at transfer.uconn.edu   If you have general admission questions about how to transfer to UConn Hartford, contact Caroline McCall at caroline.mccall@uconn.edu

Although the deadline for submission of final, official high school transcripts is July 1, 2020, we will be as flexible as possible and work closely with all admitted students and high schools due to these extraordinary circumstances.

Yes, we continue to plan for orientation and the advising component that includes registration for fall classes. Traditionally, orientation has been an on-campus event, taking place on selected dates in May, June and July.  We are currently exploring ways to offer orientation online and will notify all students who have paid their enrollment deposit once we finalize the details for this important program.

You can defer your admission for up to one year due to military commitments or public service, chronic illness, cultural enrichment, or unique travel opportunities. You will need to complete the Gap Year/Deferment Request Form found in the applicant portal. Your $300 non-refundable enrollment deposit is still required by the due date to secure your seat.

Please email Caroline McCall, Admissions Officer at caroline.mccall@uconn.edu for any questions you may have.   Although working remotely to help limit the spread of Covid-19, she will answer emails as soon as possible to help alleviate the stress you are feeling during this critical time.