The comprehensive fee for 2024-2025 is $85,800. It supports all aspects of a Connecticut College education, from academic programs to housing and dining services, athletics, financial aid, internships and study away opportunities.
| Tuition | $66,830 |
| Student Activity Fee | $ 412 |
| Room & Board | $18,558 |
| Comprehensive Fee | $85,800 |
The tuition rate for Return to College, Continuing Education (non-degree) and Special Day (non-degree enrolled in 8 or fewer credits) students is:
$5,375 per 4-credit course
The tuition rate for Connecticut College undergraduate degree students who petition for part-time status is:
$8,380 per 4-credit course
Most courses at Connecticut College are 4 credits. For courses that carry a different credit value, the tuition will be pro-rated accordingly.
The auditing fee is $480 per course. Auditing requires permission of the instructor and is unlikely to be allowed in certain courses where the student must actively participate in the instruction (e.g., laboratory courses; studio courses in art, dance, music, or theater; foreign language conversation courses; writing courses; and most seminar courses).
Summer Session fees for courses will be $4,025 for 4-credit courses, $2,415 for 2-credit courses and $1,450 for 1-credit courses.
Payments
Fees are payable the second week of August for the fall semester and the second week in January for the spring semester. Any special arrangements must be documented in writing between the bursar and the student at least one week before the payment is due.
The College uses an online billing system called CCPay. Bills are issued electronically. When a statement is available for payment, students receive an email at their Connecticut College email address or a text message to their cell phone. Students can also add authorized payers – such as parents – to view their accounts, make payments and enroll in a payment plan. Only students can grant access to their accounts. The College cannot add parents or other users to CCPay due to the U.S. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Parents should speak to their student if they would like access to his or her account. Statements are usually emailed 30 days before payments are due. Access CCPay, the College's online billing system.
Student bills will also reflect any miscellaneous charges. In the Campus Life/Residential Living section, learn how to avoid charges for damaged rooms.
For more details about tuition, payments and financial aid, see the Financial Aid Services section.
The College makes available a tuition refund plan offered through Grad Guard. The Tuition Refund Plan provides means for protecting parents from the financial consequences of withdrawals and dismissals due to injury or illness. The College also offers a convenient tuition payment plan.
Contact the bursar
Contact the bursar, in Accounting, 860-439-2165, fax 860-439-2095 with questions or concerns.