1. By: Jaime Busetta CSC 101 – 2/26/13
Comparing Colleges
By: Jaime Busetta
CSC 101 – 2/26/13

2. Index Southern Connecticut State University
Central Connecticut State University
Gateway Community College
University of New Haven

3. Southern Connecticut State University
Apply to school online
Must have high school diploma or equivalent to apply
Tuition for CT resident undergraduate - 1 year: $8,541
Tuition for out of state undergraduate - 1 year: $19,573
Residence Hall fees per semester including: social fee, room, food plan, and food plan type for a standard double room - 1 year: $5,343.50

4. Central Connecticut State University
Apply to school online
Must have high school diploma or equivalent to apply
Tuition for CT resident undergraduate - 1 year: $8,321
Tuition for out of state undergraduate - 1 year: $19,353
Standard Residence Hall fee for - 1 year: $5,850
Insurance fee: $679

5. Gateway Community College
Apply to school online
Must have high school diploma or equivalent to apply
Annual full-time tuition in state: $3,598
Annual full-time tuition out of state: $10,754
No living on campus available

6. University of New Haven
Apply to school online
Must have high school diploma or equivalent to apply
Tuition for undergraduate in state – 1 year: $31,500
Living/Food expenses (not including tuition) – 1 year: $13,700
The university requires proof of approximately $47,950 in funds for undergraduate (Bachelor's degree)

7. Enrollment

8. Admissions

9. Cost

10. Net Price

11. Recommendation
Personally, I would recommend going to a state university. It is more cost efficient and you still get an awesome education. Going to a private college, like UNH, will cost you a substantial amount of money which can become a financial hazard when comes time to graduation. I would recommend Southern Connecticut State University because it is a good school, cost efficient and offers many good majors to choose from.