University of Connecticut-Stamford

The University of Connecticut Stamford campus was established in 1952, a year after UConn began offering extension courses at a former high school in Stamford. The original Stamford campus offered just five courses and now offers thirteen undergraduate degree programs, including an accelerated pre-licensure program for nursing students. The campus also just recently opened its first permanent residence hall, providing accommodations for 290 students.

 The primary focus of the campus is business and technology, and they work closely with several Fortune 500 companies. However, they do provide additional majors such as psychology to ensure that all interests are met. They offer many opportunities beyond academics too - from intramural sports clubs to social justice initiatives like their "No More" campaign against sexual violence on college campuses."

The University of Connecticut Stamford campus is the only University of Connecticut campus that offers undergraduate degrees. The primary focus is business and technology, with a close relationship to many Fortune 500 companies. They also just opened their first residence hall, providing 290 student accommodations.

The University of Connecticut Stamford campus was established in 1952, a year after UConn began offering extension courses at a former high school in Stamford. The original Stamford campus offered just five courses and now offers thirteen undergraduate degree programs, including an accelerated pre-licensure program for nursing students. 

The campus also just recently opened its first permanent residence hall, providing accommodations for 290 students. The primary focus of the campus is business and technology, and they work closely with several Fortune 500 companies. However, they do provide a variety of other programs as well such as arts management or psychology related degrees.

The University of Connecticut-Stamford was founded in 1952. The original Stamford campus offered just five courses and now offers thirteen undergraduate degree programs, including an accelerated pre-licensure program for nursing students. The primary focus of the campus is business and technology, and they work closely with several Fortune 500 companies. They also provide a variety of graduate degrees as well as certificate programs to meet the needs of working professionals in various industries such as healthcare management, finance, marketing communications or information systems security.

Location: United States, Connecticut