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Connecticut College · Rankings

New London, CT · City · Private · Liberal arts college · the Camels · Website ↗

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3
Top-ten finishes
among Division III schools
17
Top 10% finishes
of 60 lists
#8
Best standing
Assistant pay, women's · Division III
60
Lists ranked on
all built from public data

Standouts

Lists where Connecticut College sits in the top ten, or top 10%, of Division III schools.

Athletics money

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Assistant-coach pay, women's teams$67,034#8 of 40198#168 of 1,058
Assistant-coach pay, men's teams$66,931#12 of 39797#299 of 1,052
Athletic aid per athlete, men's teams$0#14 of 39997#660 of 1,054
Athletic aid per athlete, women's teams$0#15 of 40397#663 of 1,060
Most athletic scholarship money$0#17 of 39996#663 of 1,054
Biggest recruiting budgets$132,640#34 of 39992#394 of 1,054
Highest-paid head coaches, men's teams$94,031#47 of 39988#476 of 1,054
Highest-paid head coaches, women's teams$80,901#57 of 40386#433 of 1,060
Biggest athletic departments$6,192,622#61 of 40385#633 of 1,060
Athletics revenue$6,192,622#71 of 40383#647 of 1,060
Spending per athlete$9,956#141 of 40365#791 of 1,060

Athletic departments

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Most teams22#30 of 40393#50 of 1,063
Most varsity athletes descriptive622#61 of 40385#136 of 1,063
Where the most students are athletes31.2%#125 of 40069#187 of 1,060
Women coaching women's teams40%#238 of 40141#619 of 1,055
Most coaches per athlete13.5#399 of 4031#1,019 of 1,060

Academics & admissions

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Highest test scores1,405#39 of 30988#77 of 774
Smallest student–faculty ratios9:1#40 of 42091#65 of 1,085
Most selective38%#44 of 41790#102 of 1,049
Best graduation rates84%#45 of 42089#110 of 1,085
Most applications9,397#69 of 41784#366 of 1,049
Best first-year retention87%#77 of 42082#206 of 1,085

Best for a major

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Best for biological sciences22.3%#10 of 41098#16 of 1,068
Best for social sciences26.8%#15 of 41097#25 of 1,068
Best for architecture2.4%#20 of 41095#47 of 1,068
Best for psychology12.1%#37 of 41091#96 of 1,068
Best for agriculture0.0%#38 of 41091#187 of 1,068
Best for computer & information sciences7.6%#59 of 41086#151 of 1,068
Best for visual & performing arts9.4%#63 of 41085#98 of 1,068
Best for history2.1%#143 of 41065#228 of 1,068
Best for english2.9%#147 of 41064#218 of 1,068
Best for engineering0.0%#154 of 41063#576 of 1,068
Best for mathematics & statistics1.3%#160 of 41061#301 of 1,068
Best for criminal justice & protective services0.0%#168 of 41059#589 of 1,068
Best for public administration & social work0.0%#173 of 41058#602 of 1,068
Best for physical sciences1.3%#184 of 41055#436 of 1,068
Best for kinesiology, parks & recreation0.0%#233 of 41043#722 of 1,068
Best for education2.9%#249 of 41039#685 of 1,068
Best for health professions & nursing0.0%#295 of 41028#886 of 1,068
Best for communication & journalism0.0%#303 of 41026#892 of 1,068
Best for business0.0%#371 of 41010#1,014 of 1,068

Cost & value

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Highest sticker price descriptive$84,697#34 of 41292#59 of 1,064
Most expensive room and board descriptive$17,885#41 of 41190#91 of 1,063
Lowest net price for families under $30k$13,666#130 of 41369#497 of 1,072
Biggest discount from the sticker49%#320 of 41222#838 of 1,064
Cheapest room and board$17,885#371 of 41110#973 of 1,063
Lowest sticker price$84,697#379 of 4128#1,006 of 1,064
Lowest net price$42,941#408 of 4193#1,053 of 1,081

Campus & place

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Most out-of-state first-years descriptive84%#6 of 42099#17 of 1,085
Most international first-years descriptive5%#108 of 42074#241 of 1,085
Most NCAA neighbours descriptive24#111 of 42174#191 of 1,086
Highest share of women descriptive61%#136 of 42168#360 of 1,086
Biggest campuses descriptive1,995#190 of 42155#732 of 1,086
Smallest campuses descriptive1,995#230 of 42045#353 of 1,085
Most diverse student bodies48#253 of 41639#650 of 1,073
Highest share of men descriptive39%#279 of 42134#679 of 1,086
Biggest transfer intakes descriptive0.9%#378 of 4149#1,021 of 1,079
Most remote campuses descriptive0 mi#398 of 4215#1,035 of 1,086
Most in-state first-years descriptive11%#403 of 4204#1,052 of 1,085

Trivia

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Longest-standing NCAA members1975#201 of 41752#599 of 1,083

Teams among their peers

Each team's place among Division III programs in its sport — budget, spend per roster spot, roster size and APR.

TeamBudgetPer playerRosterAPRRankings
Women's Soccer · 400 peers#31 of 400#54 of 400#51 of 400—Women's Soccer lists
Men's Basketball · 400 peers#82 of 400#86 of 400#198 of 400—Men's Basketball lists
Women's Basketball · 401 peers#110 of 401#111 of 401#169 of 401—Women's Basketball lists
Men's Cross Country · 217 peers#32 of 217#119 of 217#17 of 217—Men's Cross Country lists
Women's Cross Country · 221 peers#17 of 221#149 of 221#4 of 221—Women's Cross Country lists
Field Hockey · 153 peers#31 of 153#33 of 153#39 of 153—Field Hockey lists
Men's Ice Hockey · 83 peers#41 of 83#33 of 83#50 of 83—Men's Ice Hockey lists
Women's Ice Hockey · 74 peers#22 of 74#21 of 74#25 of 74—Women's Ice Hockey lists
Men's Lacrosse · 222 peers#29 of 222#99 of 222#3 of 222—Men's Lacrosse lists
Women's Lacrosse · 257 peers#58 of 257#34 of 257#136 of 257—Women's Lacrosse lists
Men's Rowing · 22 peers#11 of 22#3 of 22#18 of 22—Men's Rowing lists
Women's Rowing · 35 peers#11 of 35#16 of 35#15 of 35—Women's Rowing lists
Men's Soccer · 399 peers#39 of 399#43 of 399#104 of 399—Men's Soccer lists
Men's Swimming & Diving · 217 peers#29 of 217#44 of 217#61 of 217—Men's Swimming & Diving lists
Women's Swimming & Diving · 233 peers#58 of 233#144 of 233#31 of 233—Women's Swimming & Diving lists
Men's Tennis · 283 peers#82 of 283#128 of 283#38 of 283—Men's Tennis lists
Women's Tennis · 306 peers#72 of 306#112 of 306#47 of 306—Women's Tennis lists
Men's Track & Field · 328 peers#186 of 328#223 of 328#152 of 328—Men's Track & Field lists
Women's Track & Field · 338 peers#187 of 338#263 of 338#133 of 338—Women's Track & Field lists
Women's Volleyball · 400 peers#28 of 400#12 of 400#301 of 400—Women's Volleyball lists
Men's Water Polo · 17 peers#1 of 17#1 of 17#10 of 17—Men's Water Polo lists
Women's Water Polo · 19 peers#5 of 19#3 of 19#17 of 19—Women's Water Polo lists

Ranks come from the site's public rankings, computed at the last import; ties share a rank. "Descriptive" lists (size, setting, who comes from where) are facts, not achievements. All rankings.

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