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Central Connecticut State University

NCAA D1
New Britain, CT·Northeast Conference

A public university in Connecticut with competitive NEC football, basketball, and soccer programs.

10,000
Est. $12,000 in-state / $24,000 out-of-state
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Connecticut College

NCAA D3
New London, CT·New England Small College Athletic

A selective liberal arts college in New London with competitive NESCAC sailing, swimming, and lacrosse.

1,800
Est. $60,000–$64,000/yr
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Eastern Connecticut State University

NCAA D3
Willimantic, CT·Little East

A public university in Connecticut with competitive LEC football, basketball, and soccer programs.

5,000
Est. $12,000 in-state / $26,000 out-of-state
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Fairfield University

NCAA D1
Fairfield, CT·MAAC

A growing Jesuit university in Fairfield County with competitive MAAC basketball, lacrosse, and baseball programs.

5,500
Est. $48,000–$54,000/yr
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Post University

NCAA D2
Waterbury, CT·Central Atlantic Collegiate

A private university in Connecticut competing in the CACC with strong equestrian, soccer, and basketball programs.

8,000
Est. $30,000–$34,000/yr
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Quinnipiac University

NCAA D1
Hamden, CT·MAAC

A growing university in Connecticut with a nationally recognized hockey program and competitive MAAC basketball and lacrosse.

10,000
Est. $50,000–$56,000/yr
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Southern Connecticut State University

NCAA D2
New Haven, CT·Northeast-10

A public university in New Haven competing in the Northeast-10 Conference with strong football, wrestling, and swimming programs.

10,000
Est. $12,000–$16,000/yr
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Trinity College

NCAA D3
Hartford, CT·New England Small College Athletic

A selective liberal arts college in Hartford with competitive NESCAC squash, lacrosse, and football.

2,200
Est. $62,000–$66,000/yr
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University of Connecticut

NCAA D1
Storrs, CT·Big East

Connecticut's flagship university with the most dominant women's basketball program in history and a resurgent men's basketball powerhouse.

32,000
Est. $34,000 in-state / $58,000 out-of-state
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University of Hartford

NCAA D1
West Hartford, CT·America East Conference

A private university in West Hartford competing in America East with strong basketball and baseball programs.

5,500
Est. $43,000
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University of New Haven

NCAA D2
West Haven, CT·Northeast-10

A private university in Connecticut competing in the Northeast-10 Conference with strong football, baseball, and soccer programs.

8,500
Est. $40,000–$44,000/yr
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Wesleyan University

NCAA D3
Middletown, CT·New England Small College Athletic

A highly selective liberal arts university in Middletown with competitive NESCAC football, swimming, and lacrosse.

3,100
Est. $62,000–$66,000/yr (avg net price with aid ~$20,000)
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Yale University

NCAA D1
New Haven, CT·Ivy League

An Ivy League institution in New Haven with 35 varsity sports, championship hockey, and a commitment to the scholar-athlete ideal.

14,000
Est. $64,000–$68,000/yr
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