Connecticut College | New London, CT
Connecticut College is one of the top colleges in its class and region.
College Class: Baccalaureate Colleges: Arts & Sciences Focus
Region: New England
Total Enrollment (2021 – 2022): 1804
Scores
A score of 1.00 means the college maintains the average in its class and region. Any amount above 1.0 is the percentage by which Connecticut College exceeds the average. For instance, a score of 1.34 means the college is performing at 34% above the average, and a score of 2.50 means the college is performing at 150% above the average.
Attainment at Connecticut College
On-time Graduation Score: 1.05
The on-time graduation score is based on the percentage of students who start at a college and attain a degree at that college in the expected amount of time. This score reflects student satisfaction, as the number is affected by the percentage of students who stay all four years. It also reflects the college’s success at admitting those students who will benefit from higher education and supporting them through the entirety of the program.
However, it’s common for students to attend more than one college before attaining a degree. Overall, about 10 out of 10 students who start at Connecticut College attain a degree at Connecticut College or transfer to a different college and attain a degree there.
Earnings and Debt After Connecticut College
Debt Score: 1.13 (For this score only, lower is better.)
Earnings Score: 1.11
Good Investment Score: 1.10
The Good Investment Score considers lifetime earnings relative to net tuition and debt.
Connecticut College produces a positive return on investment. The score here reflects how this return compares to other colleges in the class and region.
Fields of Study at Connecticut College:
· Architecture And Related Services
· Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, And Group Studies
· Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services
· Education
· Foreign Languages, Literatures, And Linguistics
· Family And Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences
· English Language And Literature/Letters
· Biological And Biomedical Sciences
· Mathematics And Statistics
· Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
· Philosophy And Religious Studies
· Physical Sciences
· Psychology
· Social Sciences
· Visual And Performing Arts
· History