3 Our Students

In Fall 2024, Connecticut College enrolled 1,990 students (1,936 full-time and 54 part-time undergraduates), 61% female and 39% male. Using the federal government’s race/ethnicity categories, Connecticut College’s Fall 2024 full-time undergraduate population was 24% U.S. BIPOC (12% Hispanic, 5% Black/African American, 4% multiracial, and 3% Asian), 68% white students, 6% international students (of any race), and 2% who did not report their race. Together, U.S. and international BIPOC students constitute 27% of full-time undergraduates.

Our full-time students currently come from 46 U.S. states and 46 countries. Based on mailing addresses on file with the College, the most common home states of current full-time U.S. students are Massachusetts (25% of U.S. students), New York (16%), Connecticut (14%), New Jersey (6%), and California (5%). Based on mailing address, the most common home countries of our international students are Bangladesh and Pakistan (9 students each); the United Kingdom (7); Canada (5); China and Uzbekistan (4 students each); and India, Japan, Kazakhstan, and Portugal (3 students each).

(Excerpt from the 2025-26 Connecticut College Academic Fact Sheet compiled by Compiled by the Office of Institutional Research and Planning)

For more information on our students, including financial aid, majors and minors, certificate programs and integrative pathways, student research and creative work, career enhancing experiences, study away, retention and graduation rates, and alumni, please view the full 25-26 Academic Fact Sheet as well as Academic Fact Sheets from previous years here).