How do I apply to the Maritime Studies program?
To be admitted to the Maritime Studies program you must complete the regular University of Connecticut
application process. To receive a UConn application, contact the
Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 2131 Hillside Road, U-88, Storrs,
CT 06269 or call (860) 486-3137. Students may access the application online if they choose at http://sp.uconn.edu/~beahusky/admissions/. For questions regarding general
admission to University of Connecticut, visit their web site at www.uconn.edu/prospective.html
or call the above phone number for assistance.
What type of housing is available?
At Avery Point, housing is available through a local apartment complex. Please call (860) 405-9026 for more information.
Where is the Avery Point campus located?
The Avery Point campus is located in Groton, Connecticut on Long Island Sound.
To reach the campus, take I-95 to Exit 87, Route 349/Clarence B. Sharp
Highway. Turn right at second traffic light and then left at next traffic light
onto Benham Road. Proceed 1.5 miles to entrance to the University of
Connecticut/Avery Point campus.
Can I do a study abroad program?
Yes, you can choose to spend either a semester or a year in a
study abroad program.
Avery Point offers study abroad on the south coast of Portugal in a uniquely interdisciplinary program.
Can I arrange for a tour?
Yes, we offer several options for a tour of the Avery Point campus.
Depending on the day and time, you can choose to tour the campus,
meet a Maritime Studies faculty member, attend a class, attend a
lecture, and meet some Maritime Studies students.
Call (860) 405-9026 or Email
MaritimeStudies@uconn.edu to
arrange an appointment.
What about financial aid?
Prospective students living in Connecticut pay
in-state
tuition. Students located outside of New England will pay the
out-of-state tuition
rate. For information regarding this as well as questions about
scholarships and other forms of financial aid, contact the office at
(860) 486-2819, Email wwwfaid@uconnvm.uconn.edu,
or visit their web site at http://vm.uconn.edu/~wwwfaid/.