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Trumbull High School Tops UConn Enrollment

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Trumbull High School in Connecticut boasts a remarkable 93% acceptance rate to UConn, with 85 students enrolling this fall. The schools strong programs, affordable in-state tuition, and appealing campus make UConn an attractive choice for students.

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Trumbull High School Tops UConn Enrollment

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Trumbull High School Tops UConn Enrollment. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00It's April 29th. Welcome to Hartford News Today, powered by AI. Trumble High School in Connecticut just topped the list for sending the most students to Yukon this fall, 2025. At a 341 applicants, 316 got accepted across Yukon's campuses. That's a 93% rate, straight. Fire for a public school pipeline. Superintendent Martin Semmel points out Trumble's one of the biggest high schools in the state, giving kids endless options nationwide, but Yukon keeps pulling them back home. Students dig it for the strong programs, chill campus, and real value. Feels like prestige without the crazy out-of-state tab. One senior heading into nursing called it a no-sacrifice in-state gym. Of those accepted, 85 from Trumble are enrolling as freshmen this fall, matching South Windsor and trailing Stanford's West Hill by just six. Families keep choosing Yukon first, because it stacks up smart top tier academics at about $36,758 a year.

1:04For in-state tuition, fees, room, and board, solid play in today's game.

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