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The Graduate Division encourages interested students to complete the admission process. The general application requirements for admission at Eastern Connecticut State University are as follows. Satisfactory completion of these requirements results in an application review but does not guarantee admission.
*Application Fee Waivers may be available upon request. Potential qualifying factors for a fee waiver include participation in special undergraduate programs, Financial Aid need, or household income. Fee waivers are distributed on a limited basis and are not guaranteed. Please email graduateadmission@easternct.edu to inquire about a fee waiver.
**Applicants enter the contact information for references as "supplemental items" after submitting the online application.
Submit admission requirements to:
Eastern Connecticut State University
Graduate Division - Webb Hall 160
83 Windham Street
Willimantic, CT 06226
USA
Please contact us at (860) 465-5264 or via email at graduateadmission@easternct.edu. Admissions' fax number is (860) 465-4538.
Please contact us with questions:
Applications are processed on a rolling basis. We will do our best to assist you with completion of your application and processing of admission prior to the start date of each term. Please contact graduateadmission@easternct.edu if you would like to discuss a timeline for admission. Thank you.
View dates and deadlines on course registration, add/drop, withdrawals, and associated refunds.
Plans of Study and other forms can be found at "Other Forms."
“Eastern Connecticut State University is committed to following the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. If you are a student with a disability (or think you may have a disability), and require adaptations or accommodations, or assistance evacuating a building in the case of an emergency, please contact the Office of AccessAbility Services (OAS) at 860-465-0189 to discuss your request further. Any student registered with the OAS should contact the instructor as soon as possible for assistance with classroom accommodations. Please note that accommodations are not retroactive, and must be communicated through a Letter of Accommodation which is drafted by the OAS.”