University of Connecticut (in partnership with Kaplan International) - Storrs

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: UConn’s picturesque main campus in Storrs offers the ideal opportunity to join an energizing and welcoming community with easy access to big city destinations.

• Facilities: Library with 1.7 million books; Student Recreation Center with multiple fitness zones, pool, indoor track, cycle studio, climbing center, basketball and racquetball courts; football and basketball stadiums; student union with movie theater, game room, TV lounges and food court; arts complex with music, dance and arts studios; 5 on-campus theatres; 3 museums.
• Student Life: From the day they arrive for New International Student Orientation, students will have the chance to get to know fellow students from around the world. There is plenty of popular entertainment right on campus, such as a movie theater, game room, TV lounges, recreation center, art exhibitions, plays, concerts and stand-up comedy shows. 

• Location: A welcoming traditional American campus in Storrs with a thriving international community. Its location is perfect for trips to two major US cities: Boston and New York. Connecticut is a picturesque state known for its charming towns, sandy beaches and breathtaking forests in the fall.