University of Connecticut-Avery Point

What is the cost of studying for a year at University of Connecticut-Avery Point?

Published tuition is only part of the cost of attending UConn Avery Point. In the reported 2025-26 figures, full-time undergraduate tuition was $17,010 for Connecticut residents and $39,678 for out-of-state students; required fees were listed at $1,130 for either group.

• Reported 2025-26 Connecticut-resident tuition and required fees: $18,140.
• Reported 2025-26 out-of-state tuition and required fees: $44,004.
• Reported books and supplies: $990, before transportation, food, housing and personal expenses.

These figures should not be mistaken for a current personalized bill. UConn's published rates can distinguish regional campuses, student categories and years, so applicants should use the tuition schedule for their own entry term when budgeting. Avery Point does not provide university-operated undergraduate housing; a separately reported room-and-board figure is therefore not evidence of an available campus residence or meal plan.

Financial aid changes what some students pay. In the reported data, 82% of students received some form of aid, and the average grant award to undergraduates was $13,106. Average net price varied by family income: it was $8,371 for the lowest reported income band and $21,757 for families above $110,000. Net price is an average after applicable aid, not an offer to an individual student. Eligible students can seek federal and state grants, UConn scholarships, loans and military education benefits; completing the required aid applications and reviewing UConn's deadlines are essential to receiving an individual estimate.

What are the work-study opportunities at University of Connecticut-Avery Point?

Avery Point students may seek part-time employment while enrolled, including positions offered through UConn. Federal Work-Study is one possible funding route for students who qualify through financial aid; it is not a guarantee of a job or an automatic reduction to the tuition bill.

Work-Study earnings ordinarily come from hours worked in an approved position. Students who do not receive a Work-Study award may still be eligible to apply for other campus jobs, subject to employer requirements and openings. UConn's student employment listings and campus offices are the practical starting points for finding positions and checking whether a particular job is based in Groton or elsewhere.

Career planning is a related but separate service. UConn career resources can help students explore majors, prepare résumés, look for internships and practice for interviews. Avery Point students should check which appointments and employer events are available remotely or locally; a university-wide service listing does not mean every event takes place on their campus.