Regulations

Campus Parking

All student motor vehicles must be registered annually with the College and display a valid decal. Students are authorized to register only one vehicle at any one time; vehicles must be owned or leased by themselves, parents, legal guardians or spouse. Dates for the issuance of student decals will be posted. Minimum Documentation required is a valid registration, driver's license and College ID card. First-year students are not allowed to have cars on campus.

All people who bring vehicles to Connecticut College are advised that, while the College will make every effort to provide security, the College does not assume responsibility for vandalism or theft involving such vehicles.

Age of Majority

The age of majority in Connecticut is 18. Unless otherwise notified, the College will, however, continue to send parents or guardians major bills owed to the College. Grade reports are available to students online.

Alcohol

Federal, state and/or local laws govern the use, possession and distribution of alcoholic beverages. Students under the age of 21 may not possess or consume alcoholic beverages. Persons who are legally able to consume alcohol should understand that it is a violation of Connecticut state law to provide alcohol to persons under the legal age for alcohol consumption.

Drugs

The College prohibits the illegal use of drugs. Students involved in the use or distribution of controlled substances will be subject to disciplinary action with sanctions potentially including dismissal from the College. The College cooperates with law enforcement authorities in adjudicating violations of state and federal laws and does not serve as a haven from such adjudications.

Veteran’s Affairs

The College has been approved by the state approving agency for the training of VA students. The Office of the Registrar is the on-campus certification office.