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Trinity at a Glance

Location:
Hartford, CT
Setting:
Mid-sized city
Control:
Private Non-Profit
In-State Tuition:
$40,840
Out-of-State Tuition:
$40,840
Room & Board:
$10,960
Full-Time Undergrads:
2,162
Part-Time Undergrads:
130
More statistics . . .
School Website:
www.trincoll.edu
Admissions Website:
www.trincoll.edu/admissions
Financial Aid Website:
www.trincoll.edu/Admissions/FinAidProspective
Application Deadline:
January 1
Acceptance Rate:
43 %
Admission Difficulty:
Average
Average SAT Scores:
1810–2070
Average ACT Scores:
25–29

Best Things

  • The quad in the spring
  • The kind and compassionate professors
  • The small campus - all your friends live within a two-minute walk
  • Thursday nights (and Saturday nights and Friday nights and Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights)
  • More best things . . .

Worst Things

Most Popular Majors

  • Social Sciences & Liberal Arts
  • Economics
  • Economics and Econometrics
  • Languages and Literature
  • More majors . . .

Overall ExperienceWhat's This?

Everyone seems to experience a similarly hard freshman year; Trinity is not perfect. Once you accept that, you can begin settling down, grow comfortable, and view this little oasis in the middle of Hartford as a home for the next four years. Quite a few Trinity students can’t wait for the beginning of September just to get back to school. Another experience everyone else seems to have in common at Trinity is a fierce loyalty to their alma mater—the love for the Bantam is only one example.

Well, now that you’re hip to all the facts and opinions about Trinity College, you without a doubt have a head start on all the other incoming freshmen. Whether you decide to spend the next four years of your life at Trinity or choose another college, learn to accept the college or university that you selected. Don’t be quick to give up or transfer. If half of the students who felt frustrated initially chose to leave Trinity, they never would have discovered what a great place it really is.

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Transportation at Trinity College

Trinstudent107

History '15

2.7
C+

Bring a Car

I brought a car and it was awesome to drive around the city. The shuttle is great for getting around campus but without a car u can be stranded on campus.

May 05, 2012

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Campus Strictness at Trinity College

Trinstudent107

History '15

4.2
A-

Social Policy Is Lame but Could Become Unenforced

The new social policy really restricts the frats in theory but they have been able to party ok with the new policy. No more open containers and other stuff but compared to some other schools its great.

May 05, 2012

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Drug Safety at Trinity College

Trinstudent107

History '15

3.5
B

Behind Closed Doors

Drugs are available if you know the right people weed is most common and is smoked in dorm rooms easily although other drugs are less common you can find shrooms and coke fairly easy

May 05, 2012

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User rating for Trinity College is 3.5 out of 5 based on 474 user reviews.

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