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Student Demographics

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  • Temp Last Modified: 2024-09-26

Gender and Race/Ethnicity

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Fall 2024

Women

60%

61%

U.S. Nonresident

1%

1%

Hispanic/Latino

31%

34%

American Indian or Alaska Native

0.2%

0.3%

Asian

4%

4%

Black or African American

17%

18%

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

0.2%

0.1%

White

39%

35%

Two or more races

4%

4%

Race and ethnicity unknown

4%

3%

Men

40%

39%

U.S. Nonresident

1%

1%

Hispanic/Latino

26%

29%

American Indian or Alaska Native

0.2%

0.2%

Asian

5%

5%

Black or African American

14%

15%

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

0.1%

0.1%

White

45%

41%

Two or more races

4%

4%

Race and ethnicity unknown

5%

5%
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Campus Tours

Posted in CT State.

  • Temp Last Modified: 2025-02-25
collage of campuses

Interested in touring one of our campuses?
Choose the campus of your choice from the list below and follow the instructions to get started!

Find a Campus Tour

  • 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! Visit us at 170 Elm St. in Enfield, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., no appointment required, or join us for a virtual information session to hear general information about the college and campus and learn about the enrollment process.

    If you prefer to make an appointment, please complete the brief intake form, and an Admissions staff member will confirm your appointment request. 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.

    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 complete the intake form or you may directly contact the Manufacturing department at: AS-Manufacturing@ctstate.edu. 

    Visitors and prospective students, as well as school staff members seeking to schedule a group visit to campus for students, should complete the intake form to request an appointment.

  • Capital Campus

    950 Main St., Hartford, CT

    Tour the Capital Campus

    To take a tour of our campus or attend an information session, email us at CA-AdmissionsVisits@ctstate.edu 

  • Gateway Campus

    20 Church St., New Haven, CT

    Tour the Gateway Campus

    For information about touring the Gateway campus, please contact Bernie Shea at bernie.shea@ctstate.edu.

  • Housatonic Campus

    900 Lafayette Blvd., Bridgeport, CT

    Tour the Housatonic Campus

    Please contact Admissions at 203-332-5290 to schedule a campus tour.

  • 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

    Interested in taking a tour of CT State Middlesex's Middletown campus? Use the button above to see upcoming dates and sign up for a guided tour led by our Enrollment Services staff.

  • 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. 

    Questions? 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.

  • 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.

    Please call 866-526-6008 to register for a tour or register online. Pre-registration for tours is required.

    Questions? Email us at NW-OneStop@ct.edu or request a phone/video call with a Northwestern staff member.

  • Norwalk Campus

    188 Richards Ave., Norwalk, CT

    Tour the Norwalk Campus

    We offer campus tours at 1 p.m. on the first Wednesday of every month and at 3 p.m. on the last Wednesday of every month.

    Email us to register for a tour.

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

    • Campus tour dates and times are subject to change without notice.
    • Additional dates will continually be added every semester.
    • All tours begin at the One Stop Enrollment Services office on the East Campus.
    • Registration is preferred, but not required.

  • Quinebaug Valley Campus

    742 Upper Maple St., Danielson, CT

    Tour the Quinebaug Valley Campus

    Meet with the Admissions team at the Danielson Campus to learn all about CT State Quinebaug and the benefits of attending community college. Learn about CT State's programs, how to enroll, cost savings and more. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and learn more.

    All tours are on the first Wednesday of each month at 5 pm. Meet at the Student Success Center. Application help and financial aid assistance are available.

  • Three Rivers Campus

    574 New London Tpke., Norwich, CT

    Tour the Three Rivers Campus

    Campus tours are offered to individuals on a weekly basis; please allow one week to schedule a tour. Group tours can also be arranged.

    You can contact us directly at TR-OneStop@ct.edu, 860-215-9020.

    For specific health careers program questions:

  • Tunxis Campus

    271 Scott Swamp Rd., Farmington, CT

    Tour the Tunxis Campus

    Join our knowledgeable student staff on a tour of the Tunxis campus. Participants will learn about campus facilities, student life, culture and programs offered at Tunxis. Stops will be made at student-focused locations across campus.

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Conduct

Posted in CT State.

  • Temp Last Modified: 2024-09-26

At CT State we value academic integrity and fostering a safe and secure environment where our students can learn and thrive. As one of the six state institutions under the direction of the Board of Regents (BOR), our Student Code of Conduct applies to all students attending the institution.

“This Student Code of Conduct (hereinafter the “Student Code” or “Code”) is intended to present a clear statement of student rights and responsibilities established by the Board of Regents for Higher Education. The BOR has charged the President of the Board of Regents for Higher Education with developing procedures to protect those rights and to address the abdication of responsibilities in collaboration with the four State Universities, the twelve Community Colleges and Charter Oak State College.

The Student Code describes the types of acts that are not acceptable in an academic community (BOR/CSCU Student Code of Conduct). 

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Payment

Posted in CT State.

  • Temp Last Modified: 2025-02-05

Don’t take a break from your education and your goals because of an outstanding balance!

The account balance for Summer 2025 is due upon registration.
The account balance for Fall 2025 is due July 30, 2025.

What You Need to Know

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 Summer 2025 or Fall 2025 courses. An account balance can include charges from the Summer and Fall 2025 semesters in addition to any outstanding balances from past semesters.

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.
You can do this!
We can help!!

We want you to succeed, and there are many ways to pay using your myCTState portal.

More Ways to Pay

We want you to succeed. Learn more about Financial Aid or about the many ways to pay using your myCTState portal.
  • Credit card payments and personal bank account payments can be made by logging into your myCTState portal, click on Student Accounts and Billing Card, then click on “My Account” that will take you to the payment portal and then click on “Make a Payment”.
  • Financial aid is still available; it’s not too late to apply or finish your application. Visit www.fafsa.gov
  • Payment plans are available through your myCTState portal. Watch the following video on how to set up a payment plan in English or Spanish.
  • Third-party deferments from employers, outside vendors, etc. can be considered tuition payments. Please email your cashier/business office these documents. Click here to find the email addresses to your home campus business office.
  • Waivers may apply if you’re a veteran.
  • Educational loans are also possibility.
  • Scholarships may be available from your college Foundation.

* When completing your FAFSA, please use school code 007635.

Credit/Debit Card Payments and Service Fees

Starting June 1, 2025, credit and debit card payments for tuition and fees will be accepted online only.

Credit card payments 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 users’ financial data.

Payment by credit and debit card is not available when paying in person, by mail or by fax.

All credit card and debit card transactions at CT State will assess a non-refundable service fee of 2.95%. The service fee rate for International PayPath transactions will be 4.25%.

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 convenience 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 $20 returned check fee will be assessed. You may use these checks through the mail or in person only.

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