Trinity educates men and women to engage in God's redemptive work in the world by cultivating academic excellence, Christian faithfulness, and lifelong learning.
With nearly 100 faculty and 3,000 students, we at Trinity International University are committed to the same vision with which we were founded in 1897 and determined to follow in the footsteps of the great universities founded on the cornerstone belief that all wisdom lies in Jesus Christ. If we are to be salt in the world of our day, our task is to build institutions where we can think like Christians and learn to live as Christians in a culture in which both have become equally hard. Whether preparing to be pastors or missionaries or attorneys, teachers, counselors, scientists, corporate leaders, homemakers, or public servants, whatever our calling under God, we need excellence in education, grounded in the lordship of Jesus Christ. That is the goal and task of Trinity International University.
At the heart of Trinity's mission lies its commitment to its four core values—Christ Centeredness, Community Focus, Church Connectedness, and Cultural Engagement. Trinity's purpose is to enable its graduates to think and live like Christians in the twenty-first century. We believe that God calls his people into many kinds of service Trinity's calling is to prepare them to serve for his glory.
Trinity educates men and women to engage in God's redemptive work in the world by cultivating academic excellence, Christian faithfulness, and lifelong learning.
Trinity International University is a comprehensive university offering a wide range of programs in multiple locations. We believe that God calls his people into many kinds of service Trinity's calling is to prepare them to serve for his glory. We offer a wide range of bachelor's, masters, and doctoral degrees and other co-curricular opportunities designed to do just that.
We are proud to be an International University. We currently have students from 46 countries studying at Trinity, and our alumni are serving across the world on each of the six major continents. No matter where you are coming from, we invite you to join us in this diverse community.
By being employed on campus through the Federal Work-Study Program, students can make up to $2,000+ per year. Students need to realize that a Federal Work-Study (FWS) award. Unlike grants, scholarships, and loans, FWS is not a guaranteed amount, since it is the student's responsibility to find an FWS job on campus.
Unlike grants, scholarships, and loans, there is no automatic posting of dollars to the student account. This occurs only if the student takes the initiative to deposit the biweekly paycheck into his or her account. When planning how the FWS award may affect your annual costs, you must project the actual amount you expect to earn. In many cases, the actual amount may be less than the total allowed by your Financial Aid award.
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