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Colleges for veterans in Connecticut

51 schools, 4,352 students on VA benefits.

4,352 students are using VA education benefits at 51 schools in Connecticut. Of those schools, 27 take part in Yellow Ribbon, 7 charge veterans the in-state rate, and 2 carry a VA caution flag.

SchoolCityTypeOn VA benefits
Post University Yellow RibbonWaterburyFor-profit1,030
University of ConnecticutStorrsPublic485
Central Connecticut State University Yellow RibbonNew BritainPublic324
Southern Connecticut State University Yellow RibbonNew HavenPublic297
University of New Haven Yellow RibbonWest HavenPrivate nonprofit264
Quinnipiac University Yellow RibbonHamdenPrivate nonprofit221
Sacred Heart University Yellow RibbonFairfieldPrivate nonprofit138
Western Connecticut State University Yellow RibbonDanburyPublic112
Ct State Community College - Capital CampusHartfordPublic102
Eastern Connecticut State University Yellow RibbonWillimanticPublic102
Yale University-Yale College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Yellow RibbonNew HavenPrivate nonprofit98
Goodwin University Yellow RibbonEast HartfordPrivate nonprofit94
University of Hartford Yellow RibbonWest HartfordPrivate nonprofit89
Yale University School of Management Yellow RibbonNew HavenPrivate nonprofit81
Lincoln Technical Institute-East WindsorEast WindsorFor-profit74
Charter Oak State College Yellow RibbonNew BritainPublic69
Fairfield University Yellow RibbonFairfieldPrivate nonprofit64
University of Bridgeport Yellow RibbonBridgeportPrivate nonprofit60
Lincoln Technical Institute-New BritainNew BritainFor-profit51
Yale Law School Yellow RibbonNew HavenPrivate nonprofit51
Porter and Chester Institute HamdenHamdenFor-profit45
Porter and Chester Institute WaterburyWaterburyFor-profit43
New England Tractor Trailer Training School of Connecticut-SomersSomersFor-profit36
University of Saint Joseph Yellow RibbonWest HartfordPrivate nonprofit36
Wesleyan University Yellow RibbonMiddletownPrivate nonprofit35
Albertus Magnus College Yellow Ribbon FlaggedNew HavenPrivate nonprofit34
Holy Apostles College and SeminaryCromwellPrivate nonprofit28
Yale School of Nursing Yellow RibbonOrangePrivate nonprofit24
Quinnipiac University-School of Law Yellow RibbonNorth HavenPrivate nonprofit20
University of Connecticut-School of LawHartfordPublic19
Allstate Commercial Driver Training SchoolSeymourFor-profit18
New England Tractor Trailer Training School of Connecticut-BridgeportBridgeportFor-profit18
Porter and Chester InstituteBridgeportFor-profit18
Mitchell College Yellow RibbonNew LondonPrivate nonprofit17
Yale School of Medicine - Physician Associate Program Yellow RibbonNew HavenPrivate nonprofit16
Yale New Haven Hospital Center for EmsNew HavenPrivate nonprofit13
Connecticut Police AcademyMeridenPublic12
New Britain Police Satellite AcademyNew BritainPublic12
Trinity College Yellow RibbonHartfordPrivate nonprofit12
Yale University School of Public Health Yellow RibbonNew HavenPrivate nonprofit11
Connecticut College Yellow RibbonNew LondonPrivate nonprofit10
Connecticut State Police Training AcademyMeridenPublic10
Cortiva InstituteCromwellFor-profit10
Industrial Management and Training InstituteWaterburyFor-profit10
Hartford International University for Religion and Peace - Hiu Yellow RibbonHartfordPrivate nonprofit7
American Professional Educational ServicesNorwichFor-profit6
Yale Jackson School of Global AffairsNew HavenPrivate nonprofit6
Academy Di Capelli-East HartfordEast HartfordFor-profit5
Bristol Technical Education Center FlaggedBristolPublic5
Paul Mitchell the School-North HavenNorth HavenFor-profit5
Ricci's Toni and Guy Hairdressing Academy - Tigi Creative SchoolNewtownFor-profit5

Sorted by how many students use VA benefits there. Schools with fewer than 50 are listed without a page of their own — look them up in VA’s comparison tool.

We take nothing from schools. No referral fees, no sponsored listings, no lead generation. Everything on this page comes from VA’s own published data.

Work out what your benefit covers here with the calculator, and see what to do about the gap.

Studying toward a job rather than a credential? Employers who actively want military experience post on HireAVeteran.org, and many of them pay tuition.

If you’re staying in Connecticut

Check whether the public universities here charge you the resident rate. Most are required to, regardless of how long ago you separated, and at a public school that is usually the largest single saving available to you — larger than most scholarships.

Then ask each school what it will award for your military training, in writing, before you enroll. The answer varies by a full year between schools.

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