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| The University of Connecticut began as the Storrs Agricultural School through an act of the Connecticut General Assembly on April 21, 1881. That action stemmed from the philanthropy of two brothers - Charles and Augustus Storrs, who donated land and money to establish a school for boys. In 1893, the General Assembly provided for the admission of women, changed the school to the Storrs Agricultural College, and designated it as Connecticut's land-grant college.
This year marks the 123rd academic year of the University-of-Connecticut. The University of Connecticut is a Carnegie Foundation Research-One University and is ranked by U.S. News and World Report as
Learn More About The University-of-Connecticut As a resource for the future--both for the state of Connecticut and for the students who enroll in its programs--the University-of-Connecticut can be anything a graduate student wants it to be. With the wealth of opportunities available, graduate students thrive in an environment that encourages them to choose their own path through post-secondary education. The University grows by responding to challenges, opportunities, and needs. What remains constant is UConn's commitment to high quality teaching, research, and public service.The College of Continuing Studies is one of seventeen top-ranked schools and colleges at the University-of-Connecticut. The College of Continuing Studies' mission and focus is to bring the resources of the University-of-Connecticut to part-time adult learners in Connecticut and around the world. Online Programs offered By University of ConnecticutMaster of Professional StudiesFields of Study:
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