Community College Earnings in Connecticut

  • Community college graduates in Connecticut (10 years post graduation) earn approximately $35,100 per year (2020-21).
  • The community colleges in Connecticut with the highest earning graduates are listed below (where sufficient data available).

Community College Earnings in Connecticut (2020-21)

  • College Student Earnings Location
  • Rank: #11.
    St Vincent's College
    Private, non-profit
    $62,500
    2800 Main St
    Bridgeport,  CT  06606
    (203) 576-5235
  • Rank: #2-42.-4.
    University of Connecticut-Avery Point
    Public
    $59,600
    1084 Shennecossett Rd
    Groton,  CT  06340
    (860) 486-2000
  • Rank: #2-42.-4.
    University of Connecticut-Stamford
    Public
    $59,600
    One University Place
    Stamford,  CT  06901
    (860) 486-2000
  • Rank: #2-42.-4.
    University of Connecticut-Tri-Campus
    Public
    $59,600
    99 East Main Street
    Waterbury,  CT  06702
    (860) 486-2000
  • Rank: #55.
    Naugatuck Valley Community College
    Public
    $37,800
    750 Chase Parkway
    Waterbury,  CT  06708
    (203) 575-8040
  • Rank: #66.
    Three Rivers Community College (Norwich)
    Three Rivers Community College (Norwich) Photo - Three Rivers Community College has a state-of-the-art, safe, modern and accessible campus.
    Public
    $37,200
    574 New London Turnpike
    Norwich,  CT  06360
    (860) 215-9016
  • Rank: #77.
    Capital Community College
    Public
    $37,000
    950 Main Street
    Hartford,  CT  06103
    (860) 906-5000
  • Rank: #88.
    Norwalk Community College
    Public
    $36,300
    188 Richards Avenue
    Norwalk,  CT  06854
    (203) 857-7060
  • Rank: #99.
    Lincoln College of New England-Southington
    Private, for profit
    $35,300
    2279 Mount Vernon Road
    Southington,  CT  06489
    (860) 628-4751
  • Rank: #1010.
    Tunxis Community College
    Tunxis Community College Photo - A view of the newly constructed public library, building 700, at Tunxis Community College. This shot was taken from the courtyard.
    Public
    $35,100
    271 Scott Swamp Road
    Farmington,  CT  06032
    (860) 255-3500
  • Rank: #11-1211.- 12.
    Manchester Community College (Manchester - 6040)
    Public
    $34,800
    Great Path
    Manchester,  CT  06040
    (860) 512-3000
  • Rank: #11-1211.- 12.
    Middlesex Community College (Middletown)
    Public
    $34,800
    100 Training Hill Rd
    Middletown,  CT  06457
    (860) 343-5701
  • Rank: #13-1413.- 14.
    Asnuntuck Community College
    Asnuntuck Community College Photo
    Public
    $34,000
    170 Elm St
    Enfield,  CT  06082
    (860) 253-3000
  • Rank: #13-1413.- 14.
    Gateway Community College (New Haven)
    Gateway Community College (New Haven) Photo - Gateway Community College Campus
    Public
    $34,000
    20 Church Street
    New Haven,  CT  06510
    (203) 285-2010
  • Rank: #1515.
    Mitchell College
    Private, non-profit
    $32,800
    437 Pequot Avenue
    New London,  CT  06320
    (860) 701-5000
  • Rank: #1616.
    Housatonic Community College
    Housatonic Community College Photo - HCC students enjoy many activities outside the classroom.
    Public
    $32,700
    900 Lafayette Blvd
    Bridgeport,  CT  06604
    (203) 332-5000
  • Rank: #17-1817.- 18.
    Quinebaug Valley Community College
    Public
    $30,100
    742 Upper Maple St
    Danielson,  CT  06239
    (860) 932-4000
  • Rank: #17-1817.- 18.
    Goodwin College
    Private, non-profit
    $30,100
    One Riverside Drive
    East Hartford,  CT  06118
    (860) 528-4111
  • Rank: #1919.
    Northwestern Connecticut Community College
    Public
    $27,600
    Park Pl E
    Winsted,  CT  06098
    (860) 738-6300
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