The following is a list of colleges and universities in the U.S. state of Connecticut, along with the state's boarding schools and private day schools.
Public and Private liberal arts colleges
* Albertus Magnus College – New Haven
* Connecticut College – New London
* Eastern Connecticut State University – Willimantic
* Central Connecticut State University – New Britain
* Charter Oak State College – New Britain
* Southern Connecticut State University – New Haven
* Western Connecticut State University – Danbury
* Saint Joseph College – West Hartford (woman's college)
* Trinity College – Hartford
* Wesleyan University – Middletown
Private colleges and universities
* Berkeley Divinity School – New Haven
* Briarwood College – Southington
* University of Bridgeport – Bridgeport
* Fairfield University – Fairfield
* Hartford Seminary – Hartford
* University of Hartford – West Hartford
* Holy Apostles College and Seminary – Cromwell
* Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts – Old Lyme
* Mitchell College – New London
* University of New Haven – West Haven
* Paier College of Art – Hamden
* Post University – Waterbury
* Quinnipiac University – Hamden
* Rensselaer at Hartford – Hartford
* Sacred Heart University – Fairfield
* Yale University – New Haven
* Goodwin College – East Hartford
Public colleges and universities
Federal-Level Military Academy
* United States Coast Guard Academy – New London
Bachelor's
* Central Connecticut State University – New Britain
* Charter Oak State College – New Britain
* Eastern Connecticut State University – Willimantic
* University of Connecticut – Storrs (main campus); Avery Point, Stamford, Torrington, Waterbury, West Hartford (regional campuses)
* Southern Connecticut State University – New Haven
* Western Connecticut State University – Danbury (main campus); Waterbury (secondary campus)
Associate's
Connecticut Community Colleges
* Asnuntuck Community College – Enfield est. 1969
* Capital Community College – Hartford est. 1967
* Charter Oak State College – New Britain est. 1973
* Gateway Community College – New Haven est. 1992
* Housatonic Community College – Bridgeport est. 1967
* Manchester Community College – Manchester est. 1963
* Middlesex Community College – Middletown est. 1966
* Naugatuck Valley Community College – Waterbury est. 1962
* Northwestern Connecticut Community College – Winsted est. 1965
* Norwalk Community College – Norwalk est. 1961
* Quinebaug Valley Community College – Danielson est. 1971
* Three Rivers Community College – Norwich est. 1992
* Tunxis Community College – Farmington est. 1969
Closed colleges and universities
* Annhurst College, South Woodstock (operated 1941–1980)
* Litchfield Law School, Litchfield (operated 1773–1883)
* Mount Sacred Heart College, Hamden (operated 1946–1997)
* New Haven State Technical College, North Haven (merged to form Gateway Community College in 1992)
* Norwalk State Technical College (merged into Norwalk Community-Technical College in 1992, name changed to Norwalk Community College in 1999)
* South Central Community College, New Haven (merged to form Gateway Community College in 1992)
Boarding schools
* Avon Old Farms (1927)
* Canterbury School (1915)
* Cheshire Academy (1794)
* Choate Rosemary Hall (1890)
* Ethel Walker School (1911)
* The Grove School (1934)
* The Gunnery (1850)
* Hotchkiss School (1891)
* Kent School (1906)
* Loomis Chaffee (1874)
* Miss Porter's School (1843)
* Pomfret School (1894)
* Salisbury School (1901)
* Suffield Academy (1833)
* The Taft School (1890)
* Westminster School (1888)
Private Day Schools
* Brunswick School (1902) in Greenwich
* Fairfield College Preparatory School (1942) in Fairfield
* Academy of Our Lady of Mercy Lauralton Hall (1905) in Milford
* Greens Farms Academy (1925) in Greens Farms
* Kolbe Cathedral High School (1963) in Bridgeport
* Watkinson School (1888) in Hartford
* Hamden Hall Country Day School (1912) in Hamden
* Holy Cross High School (1968) in Waterbury
* Hopkins School (1660) in New Haven
* Kingswood-Oxford School (1909) in West Hartford
* Notre Dame Catholic High School (1955) in Fairfield
* King Low Heywood Thomas (1865) in Stamford
* Faith Preparatory School (1985) in New Milford
* Norwich Free Academy (1854) in Norwich
* St. Lukes School (1928) in New Canaan
* St. Joseph High School (1962) in Trumbull
* Renbrook School in West Hartford
* Williams School (1891) in New London
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