Depending on your assignment, you may follow a different process than residents in other locations. Please use the information below to help guide you on where you will need to go when you arrive to campus and where your key pick up location will be.
Staff members will be available across campus to assist you with this process, but we rely on all students to go through these steps in order and to arrive on-campus at the time they signed up for in MyHousing. Students who needed to sign up for a J-Lot arrival time will first arrive at J-Lot to complete tasks with Student Health and Wellness SHaW before continuing through the staging lot process.
Where is J-Lot at UConn? Please visit the following pages for specific information about checking in Washington Blvd.
Check-In Information. UConn A-Z. Specific arrival day information is posted below by campus area, but our general move-in dates for students who are moving into housing at the Storrs and Stamford campuses are as follows: All incoming freshmen students to the Storrs Campus will be able to move in on Friday, August 27, from am - pm.
All campus change, transfers, and continuing students to the Storrs Campus will be able to move in between Saturday, August 28 and Sunday August 29, from am - pm each day. Please do not use GPS. Due to traffic restrictions and staged check in areas of campus, it is important to follow your specific area instructions.
All campus areas are listed below and have specific directions and check in plans. Reminder - students can only bring one car to campus for move in! Please wear a mask when participating in any of the steps of move in. Residential Life will need this information to distribute keys and other check-in materials. Check-in Information by Area Below are more specific details about what you can expect when arriving on campus during your selected check in time between August Stamford Campus Apartments Please visit the following pages for specific information about checking in Washington Blvd.
K Lot. Directions to Alumni Quad from K Lot. D Lot. East Campus. Directions to East Campus from W Lot. Hilltop Halls. Directions to Hilltop Halls from D Lot. Husky Village. Directions to Husky Village from W Lot. Directions to McMahon from K Lot. The most glaring was a mask requirement inside all campus buildings. About 11, students will be living on the main UConn campus in Storrs this year.
That marks about 90 percent of residents in a typical year with the remaining rooms being set aside for students testing positive for the virus who need t be isolated while "under care," university officials said. Students already vaccinated totaled about 94 percent as of Wednesday, university officials said. Students who have requested and received vaccination exemptions must adhere to additional precautionary measures, including weekly testing, they added.
Overall, nearly 30, students will be studying at UConn in the academic year including undergraduate and graduate levels, medical and dental, and law.
UConn's Class of is the first to be admitted under the universityis test-optional admissions pilot program. The freshmen are moving in with "record-high diversity levels" and "an impressive cadre of valedictorians, salutatorians, and new honors program students". First-year students are moving into the Storrs residence halls starting Friday, followed over the weekend by returning and transfer students, and all Stamford residential students.
Fall semester classes are slated to begin Monday. UConn expects to enroll about 3, first-year students at Storrs this fall, along with almost 1, first-year students at the regional campuses in Hartford, Stamford, Waterbury, and Avery Point. They will be joined by about students transferring to Storrs from other colleges and universities and about transferring from other institutions to the regional campuses, officials said.
About 46 percent of the incoming Storrs class consists of "students of color," a new high for the campus, officials said. UConn's test-optional application process began in the spring or for three years starting with the current admissions cycle, in which students could submit their scores if they wished but would not be penalized or disadvantaged if they chose not to.
The incoming class includes 73 valedictorians, 88 salutatorians, and first-year students whose achievements earned them a spot in the UConn honors program. UConn received a record number of applications — more than 38, — for the Class of , even amid the coronavirus pandemic, including more than 36, who specifically requested admission to the Storrs campus. Move-in weekend is featuring several pandemic-related rules.
Chris Dehnel , Patch Staff. Students began moving into the University of Connecticut Friday under a strict set of coronavirus guidelines.
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