Incoming Students

Welcome to UConn! Below is helpful information for incoming Huskies.

Forms

Forms

1098-T Tax Form

The 1098-T Tax Form  is a tuition statement that colleges and universities are required to issue to most students who paid for “qualified educational expenses” in the preceding calendar year. Qualified educational expenses include tuition and mandatory enrollment fees as well as equipment fees that are required for courses. When determining whether a student is eligible […]

Frequently Asked Questions

Fall fee bills are generated in mid-June. Spring fee bills are generated in mid-November. Generally, summer and winter fee bills are available a few days after registration opens. Students will receive an email notification to their uconn.edu email address when fee bills are released. Standard Due Dates: Undergrad: Fall 8/1,  Spring 1/8 Grad: Fall & […]

Student Payments

Student Payments Attention: There are many financial scams that take advantage of college students, especially international students. Please ensure you are only using one of the below University-approved payment methods. Do not give your money to someone else who claims they will provide you a credit card or bank account number to use to pay […]

Cash Operations

Welcome to Cash Operations Cash Operations, located on the main floor of the Wilbur Cross Building, serves as the official central depository for collecting, receipting, and processing funds from student tuition and fees, as well as funds collected by departments within the campus community. We ensure University assets are protected, accurately and timely processed, and […]

Title IV Authorization Frequently Asked Questions

What are federal Title IV funds? Title IV funds are federal student aid funds, which are from federal student aid programs administered by the U.S. Department of Education. The U.S. Department of Education regulations only allow schools to use your Federal Student Aid to pay for current academic year institutional charges, unless you have granted […]

Private Scholarship Deferment

You may request a deferment for outside (i.e. private) scholarships. These are defined as any private scholarship that a student receives that is NOT part of your financial aid package or from a university department.  We do not accept deferral requests for the Summer & Winter Sessions. If you have an outside (i.e., private) scholarship […]

Education Abroad Fees

Please visit Education Abroad for program information. Please contact the Education Abroad Office at abroad@uconn.edu for any specific questions related to Education Abroad. Important Information: Students that take credits in addition to the Education Abroad program will be charged additional tuition and the General University fee depending on their Education Abroad program during the fall […]

New England Regional Student Program

The University of Connecticut participates in the New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE)  Tuition Break Program, also known as the New England Regional Student Program.  Students who are legal residents in New England states may qualify for a reduced New England Regional tuition rate if they are enrolled in an eligible major. New England States […]