Trinity College - Connecticut

Trinity College - Connecticut is a private, liberal art college in Hartford, CT. It is a decentlyrated institution, ranking two hundred and fifteenth in the United States. Admission is somewhat competitive (34% acceptance rate). It has a small sized student body with 2,011 full-time undergrads enrolled. Trinity College's most regularly preferred major is a Bachelor's in Economics, which is selected by 12% of the student body. Alternative desired choices include Political Science and Government, which accounts for 10% of students, and Psychology (9%). Its philosophy and public policy programs are both ranked #1 in Connecticut. What's more, Trinity College - Connecticut comes in 1st in Connecticut on our best greek life list. At the sticker price, tuition is $59,755 annually. That being said, just beneath 3 in 5 Trinity College students obtain at least some monetary support. 85% of Trinity College - Connecticut undergraduates walk across that stage on graduation day, wide-eyed and anticipating to find an amazing profession. A couple years after receiving their diplomas, alumni earn an average yearly salary of $49,200. After an additional four years in the job market, the alumni's average annual wage climbs 34.3% to $66,100, which is 64.8% above the national median for individuals. Applying students might like to be aware that 1/2 of the students tested between 29 and 35 on the ACT English segment. In addition, Trinity College does not have evening degree programs,. When it comes to your checkbook, be aware that students awarded Pell grants receive $5,041 in financial aid on average and after financial aid, you can expect to pay around $23,713 per year. Our research team rated Trinity College an 8 out of 10 for its student life and when grading its dorms, Trinity College received a 7.98 out of 10. Regarding student life, 25% of male students join a frat. To wind things up, 92% of alums have jobs two years after completing their studies and one quarter of graduates rake in $94,500 or more, six years after receiving their degrees.