At Trinity College, we’re known for getting things done—and for doing them in a way that creates lasting meaning. Here, students engage in a challenging liberal arts education that builds a foundation of critical thinking, reflection, and expression, empowering them to ask the right questions, seek the best solutions, and tackle the challenges of tomorrow alongside a tenacious community.
Outcomes and Recognition
A Trinity education leads to a lifetime of possibilities.
Launch your future with confidence, as 98% of 2025 graduates reported that within six months of graduation they were employed, accepted to graduate school, participating in a service/volunteer program, or serving in the military.
Earn a degree from a nationally recognized institution ranked #5 among Best Liberal Arts College in the United States and #36 among all higher education institutions for alumni career outcomes.
Forge lasting friendships and a steadfast network.
Share our vibrant campus space with peers from 41 states and 80 countries, 30 percent of whom are students of color.
Explore more than 160 student clubs and organizations, as well as multiple events and activities going on each week, so you’ll always have something to do and people to meet.
Compete as a Bantam on one of 30 NCAA Division III varsity athletic teams or in a variety of club sports.
Experience first-hand why Trinity is a three-time recipient of the Higher Education Excellence and Distinction (HEED) Award.
Student Engagement and Community Impact
The unwavering will to do great things.
Discover how your ideas can make an impact by conducting community-engaged research with Hartford partners and applying classroom learning to projects that address community priorities.
Build lasting connections with Hartford through volunteerism, service opportunities, and partnerships that create mutual benefit for students and community members.
Become a civic leader prepared to create change through hands-on experiences that connect liberal arts learning with public service, collaboration, and social responsibility.
More About the Trinity Community
Trinity College is a private, coeducational, non-profit, non-sectarian school of liberal arts and sciences, offering undergraduate and a limited number of graduate programs. We share a singular focus on preparing students to be bold, independent thinkers who lead transformative lives. Read more.
Founded in 1823, Trinity has a storied past and long-standing traditions. Hear our story.
Everyone at Trinity has an opportunity to help set our vision and lead us into the future. Meet our leaders and see how you can play a part.
Learn about our credentials, the high standards we set, and how we stay accountable to our students. Get the details.
Environmental awareness, responsibility, and sustainability are an integral part of life here at Trinity. Check out our initiatives.
Life at Trinity is filled with activities—and always interesting. Mark your calendar for some of the year’s biggest events.
We foster a sense of belonging among all members of our community, and make sure you have the resources and support you need to thrive. Explore our resources.
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