Trinity University (San Antonio)
Trinity University is a transformational liberal arts and sciences university with selected professional and pre-professional programs.
- ACADRigor of secondary school recordVery Imp.
- NON-ACharacter/personal qualitiesVery Imp.
- ACADAcademic GPAImportant
- ACADStandardized test scoresImportant
- ACADApplication EssayImportant
- ACADRecommendation(s)Important
- NON-AExtracurricular activitiesImportant
- NON-ATalent/abilityImportant
Trinity is a top-tier liberal arts college in Texas, with a strong focus on undergraduate research and experiential learning. They are looking for students who are intellectually curious and engaged in their communities. A strong academic record is important, but they also value students with unique talents and experiences.
Demonstrate a genuine interest in Trinity's unique interdisciplinary curriculum. Highlight your leadership experience and commitment to community service. Showcase your intellectual curiosity and passion for learning.
ED I Nov 1 · ED II Feb 1 · EA Nov 1 · RD Feb 1
“Apply Early Decision and visit the campus to demonstrate strong interest.”
“Trinity is a great choice for students who want a top-ranked liberal arts education with the resources of a larger university. Their focus on undergraduate research and mentorship means your child will have the opportunity to work closely with professors who are leaders in their fields. Plus, being in San Antonio provides access to a vibrant city with a rich culture and history.”
“Trinity is a place where you can explore all of your interests and passions. The Pathways curriculum allows you to design your own course of study, and there are tons of opportunities for research, internships, and study abroad. It's a really collaborative and supportive community, and you'll be surrounded by students who are just as curious and driven as you are.”
“While both Trinity and Rice are excellent schools in Texas, Trinity offers a more intimate, liberal arts-focused environment, whereas Rice has a stronger emphasis on research and graduate-level studies.”