University of Connecticut (in partnership with Kaplan International) - Avery Point

Founded in 1881 the University of Connecticut (UConn) is a national leader among public research universities, with more than 32,000 students seeking answers to critical questions in classrooms, labs, and the community. A culture of innovation drives this pursuit of knowledge throughout the University’s network of campuses. Connecticut’s commitment to higher education helps UConn attract students who thrive in the most competitive environments, as well as globally renowned faculty members. School pride is fueled by a history of success that has made us a standout in Division I athletics. UConn fosters a diverse and vibrant culture that meets the needs and seizes the opportunities of a dynamic global society.

Why University of Connecticut (in partnership with Kaplan International)

• Campus: Situated on 72 acres of land with 28 buildings, the historic and scenic waterfront campus reflects the region’s proud maritime tradition.

• Facilities: The campus features a renovated library, state-of-the-art classrooms, and an Athletic Center with six-lane swimming pool, basketball/volleyball court, and fitness center. The new Student Center serves as an important social hub, with student TV lounges, game room, dining facilities, performance venue, and a roof-top terrace giving sweeping views of Long Island Sound.

• Location: The state of Connecticut sits in the heart of New England — a region of six states in the north-east of the USA. Known for its picturesque autumn leaves, Connecticut is home to vast wilderness and sandy beaches. Students who live in Connecticut also enjoy easy access to both Boston and New York City. UConn Avery Point, located on Long Island Sound at the mouth of the Thames River in Groton, is a center of excellence for marine and maritime studies and delivers an outstanding education in more traditional areas of study. The Avery Point campus is home to the Connecticut Sea Grant College Program, Project Oceanology, the National Undersea Research Center, and the Long Island Sound Resource Center.