Just to give you an idea of stuff she's getting about Early Decision where you commit to attending if accepted. This is where the real FOMO is being pushed. We're not doing this with Trinity as the aid would have to be what we need to make it affordable and for her it would be a toss-up between them and Colorado College as far as which one she would rather go to in that situation. So we're not planning any early decision choices.
Dear mdmost's oldest child,
As you embark on your senior year, we know that the college application process can feel exciting and possibly daunting. Please know that the Trinity admissions team is here to support you in this journey! We compiled a few pro tips below to help you as you navigate forward.
Apply sooner rather than later.
Trinity has a November 1 deadline that includes both Early Decision I (binding) and Early Action (non-binding).
Receive notification of admission AND scholarship by December. Enjoy winter break knowing your admissions decision and alleviate added stress in the spring.
Apply Now →
Apply Early Decision (ED) to distinguish yourself.
Put yourself in the most competitive position for admission. Being strategic in this process is important.
The ED acceptance rate is over 50%, compared to 25% overall. ED applicants receive our highest consideration in the review process, which is why a third of our incoming first-year students committed ED!
Early Decision at Trinity →
Receive your scholarship and financial aid package
BEFORE applying ED.
Can you imagine committing to a college without knowing the net cost?
Neither can we.
If Trinity is a top consideration, click here to receive an early financial aid offer to ensure Trinity is financially viable.
Request an early financial aid estimate →
Please reach out to our talented admissions team if you have questions at any point. We wish you the best and look forward to seeing your application soon!
Go Tigers!
Sincerely,
Dean of Admissions