FEATURED STORIES / Spring 2024
Thrive, Your Way
Trinity University’s hands-on, interdisciplinary academics provide students with the tools they need to thrive while tackling real-world challenges and pursuing their passions.
A Well-Rounded Education
Meet two Tigers who took advantage of Trinity’s versatile liberal arts and sciences curriculum to explore multiple disciplines while participating in the extracurriculars they love.
Aliya Jackson ’24
While making connections between disciplines, Aliya runs track, stays involved with the Black Student Union, and helps lead her sorority.
Ruby Walker ’23
Recent alumna Ruby explored science, poetry, anthropology, and painting during her time as an art major at Trinity.
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Choose Your Own Path
Trinity University offers more than 100 majors and minors plus several interdisciplinary and advising programs. Through critical thinking, curiosity, and interdisciplinary insight, students are challenged and supported in a community that encourages pathways to discovery.
Where will your path lead you?
Explore majors, minors, and advising programs
along with the paths you can forge to succeed.
Visit Trinity
In-person visits and virtual experiences give you the chance to engage with admissions counselors and ask questions of current students. Connect with Trinity—wherever you are in the world or in your college search process!
Apply Now
Ready to take the next step? Learn more about applications and deadlines, plus what you need to know about financial aid and more.
Why Trinity?
Resilient, creative, and enterprising, decades of Trinity Tigers comprise a community of lifelong learners driven by a sense of duty to themselves and to the world.
9:1
student-to-faculty ratio
(and 97% of faculty hold terminal degrees)
80%
of students pursue undergraduate research or internships
42%
of students come from underrepresented backgrounds
Get to Know Us!
Get a feel for your future roommates, classmates, and teammates on a campus in the heart of the nation's 7th largest city.
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