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Why Conn?

A challenging liberal arts education. A curriculum that integrates all your interests. A close-knit community committed to our Honor Code. A vast network of alumni successful in many fields. And a beautiful, coastal arboretum campus. You can see it yourself on a campus tour, or you can learn more about Conn from home.

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Our comprehensive fee for 2021-2022 is $77,575. We meet 100% of a student’s financial aid eligibility.

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In Their Own Words

Four Years with the Experience

The Experience: Samirah Jaigirdar '22

Reflecting on my work with the Office of CommunicationsI have been dreading but also looking forward to this day. After four years, this is my last blog post for The Experience. I joined The Experience on my second day at Connecticut College and coincidentally, it was my birthday! The primary goal for this blog is to give prospective students a small glimpse into what life at Conn feels like. In my selfish way, I have used this platform to reflect on some of my most monumental moments at Conn. I had many firsts here. There was my , my first time at the , and my first time trying ! I documented some major milestones: my , my , and ! I also had the opportunity to talk about more overarching experiences that heavily influenced my time here, the most notable being my . I also tried to give prospective international students some tips to acclimate themselves to the US and Conn. Many have had the same experience as me — they did not visit Conn or the U.S. before starting the semester. Hence, blogs written by international students was one of the best ways they could get some practical advice before they arrived. I spoke about , in the dining halls, and how annoying can be when they are delayed.   

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Last Camel Day

The Experience: Samirah Jaigirdar '22

Documenting my last Camel Day as a seniorAs an international student, I never had a chance to do in-person visits to any college. I think being able to see the place where I would live for four years would have helped calm my nerves. Although I did not get this chance, Camel Days, days in which admitted students are invited to campus, are still one of my favorite times of the year. The sense of community on Camel Days is different. There is something energizing in the air. In the spring of my first year, I had the chance to interact with numerous accepted students as a student adviser during Camel Days. Unfortunately, the 2019 Camel Days were the last in-person ones due to COVID-19. So when the Office of Admissions announced that in 2022 Conn would be welcoming accepted students from the Class of 2026 to in-person Camel Days, I was thrilled; and, when they asked me to speak to students in the morning, I was honored.

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Training for the Dream Job

The Experience: Joaquín Morales ’23

A film studies major gets a gig at a local concert venueI ended up declaring film studies as my major early on in my time here at Conn which has inspired me to pursue some memorable experiences. For example, a couple weeks ago I was asked to document Flo Rida’s set at the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, CT, on behalf of Respective Collective, an NYC-based production company. My friend MJ, who coincidently lives in the same residence hall as I do, was also brought on because of her experience in concert photography–something that Respective also needed for the event. This ended up being one of my favorite concert cinematography gigs because of the energy that Flo and his team brought to the venue, as well as having grown up listening to a lot of his music. The venue was about an hour away from campus which called for a nice drive. MJ and I caught a nice sunset during the trip. We both agreed that it was really cool to have been able to do this because of our passion for both live concert photography and cinematography; it truly felt like we were living our dream careers for a day.

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Kelley Frumer '21

For two years, I ate chicken nuggets for lunch every single day. Not just any nuggets - Bell & Evans brand - hand-fried by my dad. Growing up, I could not allow foods to touch on my plate...This food mingling phobia grew with me...But while I was a 16-year-old girl who was afraid of foods touching on my plate, I had emerged as a fearless student.

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Our rigorous liberal arts education and our four-year, award-winning career program ensure you're well-prepared for life and all that it brings.

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A year after graduating, 96 percent of our alumni are employed or in graduate school. See how our program works. 

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