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College costs in Connecticut

All 40 colleges in Connecticut, 28 four-year and 12 two-year. Median published tuition and fees at the four-year schools is $28,800, rising about 3.6% a year, faster than the national median of 2.6%. 11 of the four-year schools are public. 4 show a tuition freeze or guarantee.

Four-year colleges (28)

SchoolSectorTuition & feesGrowth / yr
Albertus Magnus Collegeprivate$39,9243.6%
Central Connecticut State Universitypublic$12,4603.8%
Charter Oak State Collegepublic$8,5062.2%
Connecticut Collegeprivate$64,8123.5%
Eastern Connecticut State Universitypublic$13,2923.7%
Fairfield Universityprivate$56,3602.8%
Goodwin Universityprivate$21,1881.0%
Holy Apostles College and Seminaryprivate$9,580-1.4%
Mitchell Collegeprivate$39,0503.0%
Paier Collegeprivate$28,8008.0%
Post Universityprivate$16,0340.6%
Quinnipiac Universityprivate$53,0903.0%
Sacred Heart Universityprivate$48,4603.4%
Southern Connecticut State Universitypublic$12,8283.8%
Trinity Collegeprivate$76,1503.8%
United States Coast Guard Academypublic$942n/a
University of Bridgeportprivate$35,7602.0%
University of Connecticutpublic$22,1444.7%
University of Connecticut-Avery Pointpublic$17,4625.6%
University of Connecticut-Hartford Campuspublic$17,452n/a
University of Connecticut-Stamfordpublic$17,4725.6%
University of Connecticut-Waterbury Campuspublic$17,4625.6%
University of Hartfordprivate$47,6473.3%
University of New Havenprivate$45,7303.1%
University of Saint Josephprivate$45,9083.1%
Wesleyan Universityprivate$76,3704.1%
Western Connecticut State Universitypublic$12,7633.9%
Yale Universityprivate$72,5003.9%

Two-year colleges (12)

Community and technical colleges, projected over two years rather than four.

Published rates before aid, from federal IPEDS data through 2023. Projections are estimates, not quotes. See the methodology, or browse another state.