Admissions Events
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For students interested in undergraduate and graduate evening and weekend programs
Campus Events
Reunion
Calling all classes ending in "2" or "7" - register now for a weekend of fun and friends.
Online Teacher Recertification
For more than 30 years, Trinity has offered professional development courses for education professionals. 3-credit online classes start June 11, for just $480.
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May Commencement 2012
Congratulations to all of our graduates! Trinity celebrated Commencement on Sunday, May 20, 2012. Photos will be available to view and purchase on Friday, May 25.
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New Academic Center
Featuring 24 new classrooms, a 400-seat auditorium, and cutting-edge laboratory technologies, the Trinity Academic Center will be a symbol of Trinity's intellectual values.
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Giving is Powerful
Your generous support of the Trinity Annual Fund transforms the lives of students, enhancing Trinity's resources and strengthening education. A gift of any amount helps to build the long-term future of Trinity.
Give to the 2011-2012 Trinity Annual Fund today!
Latest Blog Posts
President's Blog: Pomp and Circumstance
Congratulations to the Class of 2012! Send me news of your post-graduation plans...
SPS Dean: New Health Care Degree Options
Trinity offers two new programs for students interested in health career careers.
Should Professional Development Be Mandatory or Voluntary (Part I)
Many licensed professionals attend courses or trainings to keep their certifications. Should this be mandatory or voluntary?
Teacher Appreciation
Teacher appreciation should happen every day; who do you thank for your education?
Meet Jasmine Cosby '12
Jasmine Cosby '12 is majoring in nursing. Deciding to become a nurse was almost second nature to Jasmine because she has other health care professionals in her immediate family.
While a student at Largo (Maryland) High School, she considered other area universities, but was concerned about the costs and did not want to begin her career in debt. She was also apprehensive about the large classes and being known as "a number" in a large school. Read more...
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