Connect with Conn

Welcome to Camel Clips - a virtual open house for the Class of 2024

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Current students want to have coffee with you, the class of 2024! For this week’s Coffee with a Camel hosts click on the link and select the Camel with whom you’d like to have coffee.

Meet The Camels

Do you want to know what life is like at Conn? Follow our bloggers for a behind the scenes look at a student’s life at Conn

Read The Experience

Connect your liberal arts education to career success in a rapidly changing world.

The Career Center

The Office of the Dean of Institutional Equity and Inclusion is responsible for integrating equity and inclusion in every aspect of the educational, residential, and professional life of the College. We envision Connecticut College as a diverse, equitable, inclusive and socially just community.

Visit DIEI

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 ... which, unfortunately, you can't visit these days.

Instead, we're working on finding ways to provide you with the kind of information you'd receive if you were able to visit campus: information about the college search process, financial aid and Conn in general. Until then, take a look at our Camel Clips! Even though they were created to help the new Class of 2024, they'll give you a sense of who we are and what we do.

Visit Admission

Connecticut College boasts 25,000 alumni living in all 50 states and in 74 nations around the world. Conn alumni have won Academy Awards and Olympic medals; are prominent judges, lawyers and politicians; have founded nonprofits whose work changes lives; lead global corporations and are internationally known writers, artists and filmmakers. 

Alumni & Life After Conn

Connecticut College is a member of the NCAA Division III and the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC).  There are 28 varsity sports programs, 15 for women, 12 for men, and a coed sailing team.  Sports for both genders include basketball, cross country, ice hockey, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, squash, swimming, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field and water polo.  There are women’s varsity programs in field hockey, sailing, and volleyball.

The College affirms the principles of NESCAC, whose members “are committed first and foremost to academic excellence and believe that our athletic programs must always support our educational mission.”  It is the intent of our intercollegiate athletics program to compete at the highest level and strive for NESCAC and NCAA championships.

Visit Athletics