Do I have to attend full time?
IDP students may attend one class or five classes. You may create a schedule to meet your needs. You may also change the number of classes you take per semester as your needs change.
Is there financial aid available?
Trinity will meet the calculated need for two courses per semester, of all financial aid applicants whose files are completed by the appropriate deadlines. Aid may include scholarships, grants and loans.
We are a Yellow Ribbon School for Post 9-11 Veterans and work closely with veterans to secure their GI educational benefits.
Community College students who are members of Phi Theta Kappa honor society are eligible for additional scholarships and receive financial aid packages for two courses per semester without student loans.
Trinity IDP accepts up to 18 courses in transfer from accredited two and four-year colleges.
What majors can I take?
Trinity College offers 37 majors all of which are available to IDP students. In addition students may self-design their major.
I went to school many years ago. Do my credits expire?
Trinity’s IDP evaluates each applicant’s transcript individually and accepts credits without regard to date earned.
Do I have to take or re-take SATs?
SAT and ACT scores are not required for application or admission to Trinity IDP.
Do I need a specific GPA to apply or be accepted at a Trinity IDP student?
Each student’s grades and GPA are evaluated at the time of application and admission interview. While a specific GPA is not required 3.0 or above is highly favorable.
What’s the first step in applying to Trinity’s IDP?
All IDP applicants begin with a preliminary interview with our assistant director. Please call Roberta Rogers at 860-297-2150 or e-mail
roberta.rogers@trincoll.edu for an appointment to begin the application process.