Is admission to Trinity need-blind for foreign students?
No. Trinity is need-conscious when making decisions of admission with regard to foreign students. When reviewing foreign applications, Trinity takes into account whether or not an applicant has requested financial assistance. Applying for financial aid places you in an extremely competitive applicant pool. However, if you are accepted, Trinity will meet 100% of your demonstrated need.
No. Trinity is need-sensitive when making decisions of admission with regard to foreign students. When reviewing foreign applications, Trinity takes into account whether or not an applicant has requested financial assistance. Applying for financial aid places you in an extremely competitive applicant pool, and it behooves each applicant to put down the maximum amount their family can contribute to a Trinity education. Failure to do so could jeopardize a students chance of admission. If admitted, Trinity will meet the full demonstrated financial need of the student.
