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WEBAt Conn, we don’t just ask “What’s your major?”. We ask you to make connections between your education and your interests—to combine your learning and your likes into a personalized experience that capitalizes on what excites and intrigues you. When you love a subject, you want to dig deeper into it and ask more questions. The answers ...
Admission & Financial Aid - Connecticut College
WEBWe call it a "Camel Moment": When you realize you are destined for Conn. It can be profound, or it can sneak up on you. But it's the beginning of four wonderful years of exploration, growth, reflection, understanding and, yes, fun. Flip Through Our Viewbook. P: 860-439-2200 F: 860-439-4301 E: [email protected].
Fees and Payments - Connecticut College
WEBStudent Activity Fee. $ 412. Room & Board. $18,558. Comprehensive Fee. $85,800. The tuition rate for Return to College, Continuing Education (non-degree) and Special Day (non-degree enrolled in 8 or fewer credits) students is: $5,375 per 4-credit course. The tuition rate for Connecticut College undergraduate degree students who petition for ...
Moodle - Connecticut College
WEBJul 25, 2023 · Moodle is Connecticut College’s Learning Management System. Faculty can use Moodle to deliver course materials including text, audio and video, collect assignments, conduct discussions, post grades, communicate with students or engage in course-related activities online. A Moodle site is generated for each regularly scheduled course each ...
Residence Houses - Connecticut College
WEBResidence Houses. Our 23 different residence houses are living and learning communities filled with personality. Each one has its own unique character and set of features, and some even have themes. There are no fraternities or sororities at Connecticut College, and nearly all (98 percent) students live on campus.
Campus Accessibility · Connecticut College
WEBParking. Students with permanent disabilities who require accessible parking on campus, must obtain a Handicapped Parking Permit in your name that is issued by your state of permanent residence. Students who have a temporary impairment should contact Student Health Services at 860-439-2275 for special parking permissions.
The Arboretum - Connecticut College
WEBThe Connecticut College Arboretum connects us to the natural world. With opportunities for exploration, teaching, research, conservation, recreation and public education, we are open to the public daily, at no charge. Come and enjoy our plant collections and natural areas, register for an enriching workshop, join us for a guided tour or choose ...
Majors and Minors - Connecticut College
WEBAcademics. Majors and Minors. Students may major or minor in any of the subjects listed below, unless otherwise noted. Integrative Pathways and Center Certificate Programs may be combined with any major or minor.
Botany - Connecticut College
WEBA 750-acre living laboratory, the Connecticut College Arboretum comprises over 500 species of woody plants, an extensive native plant collection, a wildflower garden, and over 200 acres of undisturbed natural areas. The arboretum is regularly used by the botany department in coursework and research, including an ongoing 65-year study of forest ...
Visits Virtuals and Events · Connecticut College
WEBSpring Open House gives you and your family a chance to visit campus in spring of your junior year to meet faculty, students and admission staff; attend presentations highlighting distinctive areas of Conn; and learn about the admission process before your senior year. Sign up for Spring Open Houses.