Interested in touring one of our campuses?

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• Choose from the tabs above for more information about touring each of our campuses.

• Asnuntuck Campus

  170 Elm St., Enfield, CT

  Tour the Asnuntuck Campus

  There are many ways to explore CT State Asnuntuck! Prospective students and their families may tour the campus throughout the year. In-person visitors are encouraged to enter the College via the front main entrance next to the glass tower and check in with security upon entering the building. Parking is free and visitors can park anywhere around the building.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Roland Atkinson at roland.atkinson@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register.

  If you are interested in only touring our Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center (AMTC), tours are offered regularly on a walk-in basis, Thursday and Friday mornings from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. in the AMTC. If you need to schedule a different time to tour the AMTC, please contact the Manufacturing department at AS-Manufacturing@ctstate.edu. 

• Capital Campus

  950 Main St., Hartford, CT

  Tour the Capital Campus

  CT State Capital offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour our urban campus throughout the year.

  To visit Capital, parking is recommended at the Morgan Street Garage, located at 155 Morgan Street, directly behind the college (the building with green glass windows). Parking validation for guests and visitors is available at the College’s main lobby desk. Handicapped access is available.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Valerie Zayas at valerie.zayas@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register.

• Gateway Campus

  20 Church St., New Haven, CT

  Tour the Gateway Campus

  CT State Gateway offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour our urban campus throughout the year.

  To visit Gateway, parking is recommended at the Temple Street Garage (with entrances located on Crown Street, George Street, and MLK Blvd). Parking tickets for guests and visitors can be validated by Gateway security. 

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Bernie Shea at bernie.shea@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register.

• Housatonic Campus

  900 Lafayette Blvd., Bridgeport, CT

  Tour the Housatonic Campus

  CT State Housatonic offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour our urban campus throughout the year.

  To visit Housatonic, parking is recommended at the parking garage on Lafayette Boulevard. (The garage entrance is on the right side of Lafayette Boulevard after passing under I-95.) Parking tickets for guests and visitors can be validated by Housatonic security. 

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Earl Graham at earl.graham@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register.

• Manchester Campus

  Great Path, Manchester, CT

  Tour the Manchester Campus

  CT State Manchester offers guided and self-guided tours.

  For self-guided tours, please stop by the One Stop Enrollment Services office to receive a campus map. We'll gladly point out specific areas on campus based on your interest. For high school, community and organization group tours, email samantha.barnett@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register.

• Middlesex Campus

  100 Training Hill Rd., Middletown, CT

  Tour the Middlesex Campus

  CT State Middlesex offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour the campus throughout the year. Visitors will be guided around various buildings while learning about the numerous services and programs (such as the Center for New Media and the Ophthalmic Design and Dispensing program) available at Middlesex.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Monet Carter at monet.carter@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register.

• Naugatuck Valley Campus

  750 Chase Pkwy., Waterbury, CT | 190 Main St, Danbury, CT 06810

  Tour the Naugatuck Valley Campuses

  Waterbury Campus

  All in-person information sessions are held in Technology Hall at 750 Chase Parkway, Waterbury, CT. Please use the east entrance for easy access and convenient parking. 

  For more information, please contact Blayre Millo at blayre.millo@ctstate.edu

  Las sesiones de español están disponibles bajo petición. Puede contactar Blayre Millo a blayre.millo@ctstate.edu. 

  Danbury Campus

  In-person and virtual information sessions are available at the Danbury campus. For tours, park in the Patriot Garage and walk to the Main Street campus.

  For more information, please contact Scott Farrell at scott.farrell@ctstate.edu.

• Northwestern Campus

  Northwestern Park Place East, Winsted, CT

  Tour the Northwestern Campus

  As you consider where to pursue your educational goals, we invite you to visit the Northwestern campus and learn more about our programs.

  Our tours begin at the Office of Admissions in Greenwoods Hall, 119 North Main Street, Winsted, CT. Free parking is available in the Greenwoods Hall parking lot. A student tour guide will meet you for a walking tour of our campus and provide information about the application process, campus life and our academic programs.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Isabella Pinto at isabella.pinto@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register. Pre-registration for tours is required.

• Norwalk Campus

  188 Richards Ave., Norwalk, CT

  Tour the Norwalk Campus

  CT State Norwalk offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour the campus throughout the year. Visitors will be guided around both the West and East campuses while learning about the numerous programs and services available on the campus.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Curtis Antrum at curtis.antrum@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register.

• Quinebaug Valley Campus

  742 Upper Maple St., Danielson, CT

  Tour the Quinebaug Valley Campus

  CT State Quinebaug Valley offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour the rural campus throughout the year. Visitors will learn about campus facilities, student life, culture and programs offered at Quinebaug Valley while stopping at student-focused locations.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Amanda Giles at amanda.giles@ctstate.edu. Tours for the Willimantic Center are also offered!

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register. Pre-registration for tours is required.

• Three Rivers Campus

  574 New London Tpke., Norwich, CT

  Tour the Three Rivers Campus

  CT State Three Rivers offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour the campus throughout the year. Visitors will learn about campus facilities, student life, culture and programs offered at Three Rivers while stopping at student-focused locations.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Victoria Vasquez at victoria.vasquez@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register. Pre-registration for tours is required.

• Tunxis Campus

  271 Scott Swamp Rd., Farmington, CT

  Tour the Tunxis Campus

  CT State Tunxis offers prospective students and their families the opportunity to tour the campus throughout the year. Visitors will learn about campus facilities, student life, culture and programs offered at Tunxis while stopping at student-focused locations.

  For high school, community and organization group tours, please contact Priscy Ramos at priscy.ramos@ctstate.edu.

  To sign up for a guided tour for students and families, please find a tour and register. Pre-registration for tours is required.

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• Tuition and Fees

What You Need to Know

Drop for Non-Payment Information

• • Students currently at collections and/or written off are not permitted to register even if their amount due/balance is below $500.  The amount due/balance at collections and/or written off balances must be paid in FULL.
  • Students with account balances of at least $500 will not be allowed to maintain registration for Spring 2025 courses. An account balance can include charges from the Spring 2025 semester in addition to any outstanding balances from past semesters.
  • Students who register for Spring 2025 courses prior to January 3 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 8 will be dropped from all courses on January 9.
  • Students who register for Spring 2025 courses prior to January 17 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 23 will be dropped from all courses on January 24.
  • Students who register for Spring 2025 courses prior to January 24  and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 28 will be dropped from all courses on January 29
  • Students who register for late start classes in Part of term 7B (start date March 28) in the Spring 2025 term and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of March 21 will be dropped from those courses on March 24. 
  • Students who register for late start classes in Part of term 7B (start date March 28) in the Spring 2025 term and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of March 31 will be dropped from all courses on April 1. 
• • Students who register for Summer 2025 courses prior to April 1 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of April 15 will be dropped from all courses on April 16.
  • Students who register for Summer 2025 courses prior to May 1 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of May 15 will be dropped from all courses on May 16
  • Students who register for Summer 2025 courses prior to May 22 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of May 27 will be dropped from all courses on May 28.
  • Students who register for Summer 2025 courses in Part of Term 5A, 5B, 7A & 10A only prior to May 29 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of June 1 will be dropped from all courses on June 2.
  • Students who register for Summer 2025 courses in Part of Term 5B prior to July 1 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of July 7 will be dropped from all courses on July 8.
  • Students who register for Summer 2025 courses in Part of Term 5B prior to July 7 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of July 8 will be dropped from all courses on July 9.
• • Students who register for Fall 2025 courses prior to August 4 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of August 14 will be dropped from all courses on August 15.
  • Students who register for Fall 2025 courses prior to August 15 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of August 21 will be dropped from all courses on August 22.
  • Students who register for Fall 2025 courses prior to August 27 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of September 2 will be dropped from all courses on September 3.
  • Students who register for Fall 2025 courses in Part of Term 5B, 5C, 7B & LS prior to September 10 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of September 15 will be dropped from all courses on September 16.
  • Students who register for Fall 2025 courses in Part of Term 5B prior to October 1 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of October 2 will be dropped from all courses on October 3.
  • Students who register for Fall 2025 courses in Part of Term 7B prior to October 22 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of October 24 will be dropped from all courses on October 27 at 12pm.
  • Students who register for Fall 2025 courses in Part of Term 5C prior to November 5 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of November 6 will be dropped from all courses on November 7.
• • Students who register for Winter 25 courses prior to December 1 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of December 12 will be dropped from all courses on December 15.
  • Students who register for Winter 25 courses prior to December 16 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of December 22 will be dropped from all courses on December 26.
  • Students who register for Winter 25 courses prior to December 29 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of December 30 will be dropped from all courses on December 31.
• • Students who register for Spring 26 courses prior to December 31 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 14 will be dropped from all courses on January 15.
  • Students who register for Spring 26 courses prior to January 16 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 23 will be dropped from all courses on January 26.
  • Students who register for Spring 26 courses in Part of Term 7A only (5wk courses starting on 1/23/2025) prior to January 23 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 26 will be dropped from all courses on January 27.
  • Students who register for Spring 26 courses in Full term (15wk courses), Part of Term 7B (7wk courses starting 3/27) & late start (13wk courses starting 2/6) prior to January 23 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of January 28 will be dropped from all courses on January 29.
  • Students who register for Spring 26 courses in Part of Term late start (13wk courses starting 2/6) prior to February 7 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of February 11 will be dropped from all courses on February 12.
  • Students who register for Spring 26 courses in Part of Term 7B (7wk courses starting 3/27) prior to February 28 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of March 9 will be dropped from all courses on March 10.
  • Students who register for Spring 26 courses in Part of Term 7B (7wk courses starting 3/27) prior to March 27 and who carry an account balance of at least $500 as of March 30 will be dropped from all courses on March 31.

Paying for Classes

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Credit/Debit Card Payments and Service Fees

Frequently Asked Questions

• CT State will accept Visa, Amex, Discover and MasterCard credit cards. All credit card payments will be accepted online only and will be processed on CT State’s behalf through the TouchNet Payment Portal, which has been certified compliant with credit card security regulations, ensuring continued security for students and authorized payers’ financial data. No mailed, faxed or in-person credit card transaction will be accepted. For all credit card transactions, Touchnet will assess a 2.95% / $3 minimum non-refundable service fee. Debit card transactions will also only be accepted online and will be processed as a credit card transaction subject to the same 2.95% service fee.

  The service fee rate for International PayPath transactions will be 4.25%.
  Electronic check transactions will remain free of fees.

• When you process an online credit card payment you will receive a message asking that you agree to pay a service fee for the convenience of using a credit card. The convenience fee will be calculated at a 2.95% / $3 minimum on the amount paid by the credit card. The service fee for International PayPath transactions will be 4.25%/ $3 minimum on the amount paid by the credit card.

• No. The service fee is a non-refundable charge.

• There are several other options to pay a bill which include:

  1. ELECTRONIC CHECK: Online payment by eCheck/ACH uses funds directly from a checking or savings account. Payments by eCheck are secure, instantly applied to the account and are processed on CT State’s behalf through the TouchNet Payment Portal without assessment of any fees.
  2. IN-PERSON: Payment in-person by cash, check or money order can be presented at the Bursar’s Office during regular business hours. While credit card payments will not be accepted for in-person payments, computer kiosks that are located near the Busiess/Bursar’s Offices where credit card payments can be made. The non-refundable convenience fee will apply.
  3. BY MAIL: Check and money order payments can be made out to CT State Community College and sent to your home campus Business/ Bursar’s Office.
  4. Payment Plans: In addition to these payment options CT State will continue to provide Payment Plans. Payment plans allow assessed charges to be paid in installments per term helping students and their families fit these costs into their budgets.

  Learn How to Set Up a Payment Plan

• No. The credit card companies will not honor checks used electronically. The payment will be returned as "account not found," and a $25 returned check fee will be assessed. You may use these checks through the mail or in person only.

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