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Requirements:
To be eligible to campus change from a regional campus to the Storrs campus, a student must fulfill specific programmatic requirements for their intended major. Most students must complete 54 credits before they can campus change to Storrs. Exceptions to the 54 credit requirement are determined, again, by a student’s programmatic requirements.* A student seeking an early campus change needs to speak to a representative from the regional campus Office of Student Services to determine whether or not they qualify for a campus change before earning 54 credits.
Eligible students can campus change to Storrs for either the Fall or Spring semesters. The campus change process is not automatic. There are specific deadlines a student must meet to successfully campus change. In addition, each regional campus holds an informational meeting for students eligible to campus change.
*Students participating in the “Spring to Storrs” program fall under different guidelines. Students participating in the regional campus housing option fall under the regular campus change criteria
Students participating in the regional campus housing option fall under the regular campus change criteria
College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources (CAHNR) Students
If you are student with a declared CAHNR major, please contact an Advisor in the Office of Academic Programs to discuss your campus change requirements, as the 54 credit rule may not apply.
This includes the following majors:
- Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Allied Health Sciences
- Animal Science
- Applied and Resource Economics
- Diagnostic Genetic Sciences
- Dietetics
- Environmental Sciences
- Environmental Studies
- Exercise Science
- Landscape Architecture
- Medical Laboratory Sciences
- Natural Resources
- Nutritional Sciences
- Pathobiology
- Sustainable Plant and Soil Systems
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Students campus changing should reach out to the Student Services Center at their regional campus about the process.
Students approved for campus change will need to attend a CLAS campus change presentation hosted by Storrs Advisors on their regional campus the semester prior to their campus change.
For further CLAS information, head to this link.
School of Engineering Students
How to Apply:
You do not need to re-apply to UConn in order to switch campuses. Fill out the following application and hand it in to your campus representative.
Dates and Deadlines:
Talk to your campus representative for the specific dates and deadlines that are important to your campus change application.
Tuition and Fees:
As a campus change student you will come to find that your fee bill will change, it is best to prepare ahead of time and make accommodations.
Storrs Campus Tour:
Thinking of moving up and haven't seen the campus yet or just want to get familiar with your potential new home? Set up a time for a campus tour, or just stop on by!
Storrs On Campus Housing:
As a regional campus student, it is important to remember that you are a current UConn student (and not a transfer student), and you will be treated as such. If you call the Residential Life office, please identify yourself as a Campus Change Student.
All students who are interested in living on campus must apply for housing in order to be assigned a space in a residence hall. Regional campus students switching to the Storrs campus are guaranteed housing. Students must meet the stated deadlines and be cognizant of the new University Residency Requirement.
The staff in Housing Services can answer all of your questions about the housing application process.
Important Housing Residency Information:
Students who will be 19 or younger as of the start of the semester will be required to live on-campus as a part of the Residency Requirement. More information about the residency requirement can be found at this website.
Regional Campus Meetings:
The regional campus change meetings are held each semester. The Fall meetings are held in October; the Spring meetings in February
Spring 2021
Waterbury:
The campus change meeting has past. Information about campus change can be accessed at the Waterbury Student Services page found found here.