Good academics program consist of nurturing professors and competitive research environment

Lack of diversity, immediate career prospects beyond research or grad school

Connecticut College has one of the most beautiful campuses I have ever seen.

Yes

8 gen ed requirements plus your major

good

common application and interview--have early decision options

2011

general requirement easy to fulfill, professors easy to meet with, workload average to difficult, class sizes small and interactive, many research opportunities

everyone is very welcoming and kind, safe campus, overall high level of happiness, great dining, great services in library, great relations with New London

unique essay questions in supplement, interviews important, financial aid given

1

2014

Distribution Requirements (7 areas), declare your major by the end of your sophomore year. you are given a faculty advisor from freshman year until you declare your major and get a major advisor. You can always do research with a professor if they are doing it. There are many opportunities at conn to get your hands dirty, and do what you set your mind to.

housing is guaranteed all 4 years, i would change very little about the quality of life at conn, outside of the area

Connecticut College has its own supplement to the common application, and while we do not make interviews mandatory they are extremely helpful. Conn has both ED and regular decision - I chose regular because I can't make a decision for my life; conn is also need blind so they make it work for you

3

2012

seven areas of general educations requirements, foreign language requirement, writing across the curriculum, small classes (avg 19), 55% study abroad,

very good

completely test optional , essays, interviews and visits strongly recommended, common application, early decision (no early action) and early decision II, and regular

1

2014

7 general area requirements very broad

Housing is great, food is medicore, students are very happy and friendly

Common app, can have interviews but not required, extensive supplemental essays

2

2013

7 Distributional Areas that need to be filled, Language requirement, Writing requirement, Many study abroad opportunities

Great campus and overall community feel, Tight-knit community due to small size, Most students are happy with their living situation at school

Common App with a short supplement essay, ED I and II and Regular Decision

2

2013

7 General Education requirements

Major

you can minor if you want or double major

Good housing, everyonw lives on campus

Fill out the common app

Fill out supplement

Interview

Recommendations

2

2013

I think the academic are really stellar at Conn College. There are 7 GenEds, with a variety of courses to fulfill each requirement. Class sizes are small and get smaller as you move up in the level of classes. With this, there is a close professor-student interaction which I think is so important to an education and is only provided by a small, liberal arts school. One of my favorite things at Conn is the professors. The most supportive faculty and staff work at this school and I feel so privileged to be under the advisement or such people. They do everything in their power to help you do well and it feels great to now that they have my back.

I love dorm life! I think most of the facilities are really great.. I wish that some buildings could be updated to create a more uniform look on campus (i.e. health service center, library). I also wish the food was a little better. However, these are just minor things and they do not take away from the overall quality of living/life at Conn.

Common App; Supplementary essays (I believe there were two to answer); interviews are highly recommended but not required; I started to apply ED and wish I had gone through with that to save myself the hassle of the application process, but Conn offers ED1 and ED2

2

2013