University of Connecticut-Avery Point is a public institution in Groton, CT with an acceptance rate of 87% and 464 students. The middle 50% of admitted students score 980–1210 on the SAT. The average net price after financial aid is $11,504 per year.
About University of Connecticut-Avery Point
A public 4-year suburban university in Groton, CT.
University of Connecticut-Avery Point is a college in Groton, CT. It enrolls roughly 464 students. The most recent acceptance rate is 87%. Admitted students typically score between 980 and 1210 on the SAT.
Your chances at this school
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Accessible admissions with broad enrollment.
What strengthens an application here
- SAT scores of 980 to 1210The middle half of admitted students scored in this range. A score in the upper part of it strengthens an application.
- Depth in one or two activitiesSustained commitment, a leadership role, or a result in a few activities says more than a long list of memberships.
Your chances estimate is based on your academic profile and activities — it is a guide, not a guarantee of admission. Decisions weigh essays, recommendations, and fit factors that aren't in the data.
Admissions
What it actually takes to get into University of Connecticut-Avery Point. Test scores, GPA, application requirements, and deadlines.
Admitted student profile
Range shown is the middle 50%.
Cost & financial aid
Published costs can be misleading. Here's what families actually pay at University of Connecticut-Avery Point after grants and scholarships.
Net price by family income
Average amount paid out of pocket — tuition, fees, and room & board minus all grant aid.
Net price represents the average cost after grants and scholarships for students receiving federal financial aid.
Academics & majors
Where students at University of Connecticut-Avery Point concentrate, and how the classroom experience scales.
Student body
Who attends University of Connecticut-Avery Point. Enrollment, diversity, and where students come from.
Race & ethnicity
- White68%
- Asian9%
- Hispanic19%
- Black3%
- International1%
Gender
- Female53%
- Male47%
Outcomes after graduation
What University of Connecticut-Avery Point graduates do next — and what they earn.
Is it worth it?
Earnings, debt, and price side by side — context for the cost-vs-payoff question, not a ranking.
- Median earnings
- $74.0k
- Typical debt
- $18.6k
- Avg. net price
- $11.5k/yr
- These numbers reflect who enrolls, not the value the school adds. A college's earnings can look high simply because it admits wealthier, higher-scoring students — not because of what happens there.
- Earnings vary far more by major and career path than by school. A school-wide median blends engineers and artists into one number that may match no real student.
- Federal earnings and debt figures cover only students who received federal aid, so they leave out full-pay students and can skew the picture.
- Net price is an average across aided students and debt is the median for borrowers only — many students borrow nothing. Your actual cost depends on your own aid package.
What this means
$74k is well above the national bachelor's-graduate median at the 10-year mark, and a 57% graduation rate is below the national average.
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