The Academic Center for Exploratory Students (ACES) is UConn’s academic advising program for students who want to explore the University’s opportunities before deciding on a field of study and for students who must complete specific requirements before applying to an application-based major. 

In addition to academic advising, ACES is an active partner in The Major Experience (TME). This is a University-wide collaboration between ACES, the Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills, and UConn’s academic schools/colleges dedicated exclusively to major and career exploration.

TME is designed to encourage the intentional exploration of majors in a holistic and interactive manner. Using a personalized approach, students are given the appropriate tools and support to choose a major(s) with confidence and, once declared, make the most of their time in that program.

Connect with one of our dedicated advising staff members for more information about The Major Experience on the Storrs Campus.

The Major Experience:

John W. Rowe Center for Undergraduate Education

368 Fairfield Way
Storrs, Connecticut 06269

(860) 486-1667

Academic Center for Exploratory Students (ACES):

John W. Rowe Center for Undergraduate Education

368 Fairfield Way
Storrs, CT 06269-4218

(860) 486-1788

aces@uconn.edu

Whether you are interested in transitioning from Storrs to a regional campus, or from a regional campus to Storrs, we have information, info sessions, and advisors to help.

Visit the Campus Change website for more information on Campus Change.

If you have general questions about campus change, please contact One Stop Student Services.

One Stop Student Services:

Wilbur Cross Building, Room 102

233 Glenbrook Road
Storrs, CT 06269

860-486-1111

onestop@uconn.edu

Center for Access and Postsecondary Success (CAPS) programs serve students at both the pre-collegiate and college levels. CAPS designs and implements these programs in accordance with guidelines set forth by its funding bodies, including the University, the U.S. Department of Education, and other programs which promote educational equity and opportunity for all.

Pre-College Access Programs

CAPS College Programs

CAPS Research Scholars Program

Center for Access and Postsecondary Success:

John W. Rowe Center for Undergraduate Education, Room 231

368 Fairfield Way
Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-4040

caps@uconn.edu

The Center for International Students and Scholars (CISS) opened in July 2022 to create a welcoming space for international students and visiting scholars and bring together services for international students and visiting scholars at the Storrs campus. 

The CISS includes:

• International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS)- Provides advising and services related to immigration, government procedures, and university/community resources. 
• Intercultural Programs and Support (IPS)– Programming and activities to help international students and visiting scholars connect with each other and the greater UConn community and develop intercultural skills to help them succeed.  
• UCAELI, UConn’s English Language Institute- Offers intensive ESL courses to full-time and part-time English language learners and support for international Teaching Assistants.

Center for International Students and Scholars:

2019 Hillside Rd. 
Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-3855

international@uconn.edu

First generation students come from families where neither a parent nor guardian has a four-year degree or higher from a college or university. Many students whose parents have degrees outside of the United States also identify as First Gen.

UConn is dedicated to supporting and serving anyone who identifies as First Generation. First-Gen Huskies- including First Gen faculty and staff- are a fundamental part of our campus and a strong, proud part of the Husky pack.

First Generation Families Portal

First Generation at UConn:

John W. Rowe Center for Undergraduate Education

368 Fairfield Way
Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-3378

fyp@uconn.edu

UConn’s Student-Athlete Success Program (SASP) is dedicated to supporting the academic, personal, and professional growth of student-athletes. SASP provides comprehensive services including academic coaching, tutoring, and career development to help student-athletes excel both in the classroom and in their sport. By fostering a culture of achievement and well-being, SASP empowers student-athletes to reach their full potential at UConn and beyond.

Student Athlete Success Program:

(860) 486-5515

martha.salamone@uconn.edu

The Veteran Community at UConn is an open, welcoming, supportive community of people who have sacrificed in service to our great nation. The Veteran Community encompasses nearly 1,500 students, staff and faculty who are:
• Current Active Duty military and members of any of the uniformed services
• Current members of the Air or Army National Guard
• Current active or inactive Reservists of any of the armed services
• Those who have previously served in any capacity in the uniformed services
• Spouses, children, and any other dependents of any current or prior member of the uniformed services

Our goal is to provide a supportive environment for all Veterans and members of the military who attend UConn, and for each of them to know that they are an important and integral part of the University.

Storrs Veterans Oasis:

Student Union, Room 224

2110 Hillside Road
Storrs, CT 06269

Office of Veterans and Military Programs:

Hawley Armory, Room 100B

359 Mansfield Road

Storrs, CT 06269

(860) 486-2442

veterans@uconn.edu