Financial Aid Made Clear
A Trinity education is designed to lead somewhere.
98% of graduates are employed or enrolled in graduate school within six months, and nearly 60% of students graduate with no loan debt.
Most students receive financial aid, and we will help you understand your options so you can make a confident, informed decision about your future.
Making Trinity Affordable
A+
College Financial Grade (Forbes, 2026)
50%
of students receive need-based financial aid
60%
of Trinity students graduate with no loan debt
$2B endowment
helps support student scholarships
First-Gen Scholarship
Being on a scholarship has helped me achieve my dreams by not having to worry about the financial burden during my four years here at Trinity. It's helped me focus on doing extracurricular activities such as being part of the Student Ambassadors.
Types of Financial Aid
Trinity works with students and families to identify financial aid options, offering support through scholarships, grants, loans, and student employment opportunities.
Scholarships
First-year applicants are
automatically considered for
academic scholarships, and
students may also apply for
specialized awards.
Grants
Grants are need-based awards that do not need to be repaid and are funded by federal, state, and institutional sources.
Loans
Loans are borrowed funds that must be paid back with interest. Trinity works to help students minimize borrowing whenever possible.
Student Employment
Student employment programs, including Federal Work-Study, provide part-time opportunities to help cover personal expenses.
Info for Current Students
If you are a current Tiger looking for information about renewing financial aid or managing your account, you can find the resources you need here.