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Q. Can you define what you mean by “current” student?

A. The University of Connecticut considers all students currently attending classes at the university or participating in an internship/co-op or study abroad program as “current” students.

Q. Can high school students who have been accepted to the University apply?

A. No. This application is for current students only. High school students who are Connecticut residents may be eligible for scholarships sponsored by one of the Alumni Association’s chapters. The following Geographic Groups provide scholarships to high school students residing in their respective areas: New Haven, Danbury, Waterbury and the Northwest Hills. PLEASE CHECK THIS SITE AGAIN IN THE SPRING FOR INFORMATION ABOUT APPLICATIONS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

Q. Should I submit more than one letter of recommendation?

A. No. Only one letter is necessary.

Q. Can I fax my application?

A. No. Applications must be sent in the mail or submitted in person.

Q. Can I fax or email my letter of recommendation?

A. No. Recommendations must be delivered or mailed by the person writing the recommendation.

Q. Will my application be disqualified if my letter of recommendation is received after the deadline?

A. Yes. All application materials must be received on or prior to the deadline.

Q. What should I do if I receive a scholarship but cannot attend the scholarship ceremony in October 2008?

A. Notify the Alumni Association as soon as possible.

 
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