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Central Connecticut State University Overview

Central Connecticut State University began as the New Britain Normal School in 1849 in New Britain, Connecticut. In 1933, the school underwent a name change and became the Teachers College of Connecticut. Twenty-six years later, in 1959, the school changed its name once again to become the Central Connecticut State College. Based on the school’s continuous development over the years, it officially became the Central Connecticut State University in 1983.

Central Connecticut State University is Connecticut's oldest publicly supported institution of higher education. The university is home to five schools: Business; The Carol A. Ammon School of Arts & Sciences; Education & Professional Studies; Engineering & Technology and Graduate Studies. The university also offers study-abroad opportunities, student exchange programs and other overseas educational opportunities.

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Central Connecticut State University contributes to Connecticut through its students. More than 85 percent of graduates remain in Connecticut, which makes the state intellectually, culturally and economically stronger. The university has more than 12,000 undergraduate and graduate students. The student body is diverse, with several ethnic groups represented, including African American, Latino and Asian. More than 400 full-time instructors and more than 300 part-time instructors teach at the school.

What jobs pay the most at Central Connecticut State University?

Lead Systems Engineer is the highest paying job at Central Connecticut State University at $80,000 annually.