Trinity Christian College - Community Unit School District 200

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Date of Visit: December, 2010
City
Institution: Trinity Christian College
State Illinois
Palos Heights
www:
Admission Phone # 1-866-TRIN.4.ME ext 4808
trinity.edu
Representative Name & Email Address: Marlin Exton
Undergrad
Enroll: 1450
-
marlin.exton@trinity.edu
HIGH SCHOOL COURSE
REQUIREMENTS
High School Courses (in Years)
3-4
English
3-4
Math
2-3
Science
Social Studies 2-3
2*
Language
Other:
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
(Check & Complete Items Which Apply):
Application Deadlines: Early Decision
Regular:
Rolling, Priority Date:
Helpful If Borderline
Essay:
Required
Optional
GPA (on 4.0 scale): Average: 3.3
Minimum 2.25
Extra Curricular Considered:
Yes
Other:
*highly recommended
Alternative Admission/Bridge Program:
Yes
No
Description. Under GPA or testing requirements: application is subject to
committee review
Separate Application:
Yes
TEST INFORMATION: Middle 50% range: ACT 23
SAT 11 Required:
Yes
Application on Webpage
No
Yes
ACT Writing Req.:
No
FINANCING: Tuition Cost: $ 21,398
Need-Blind
Packaging:
Preferential
Forms Required:
FAFSA
CSS Profile
Financial Aid Form
Need-Based
Scholarships:
Merit
No
SAT
Yes
No
ACT Substituted for SAT 11:
Yes
Online Application Available/Preferred
Coordinated Services
Phone #
Most Popular Majors:
General Services
Notes:
1.
Elementary, Secondary, Special Ed
2.
Nursing
3Business-
accredited by the ACBSP
4.
communication Arts
5.
I
NO
Room & Board Cost: $ 7964
% of Need Met:
% of Self-Help (Loans, Work):
FAFSA Deadline: Feb. 15 (priority)
CSS Profile Deadline:
Form Deadline:
Financial Aid Office Phone: 866-874-6463
SUPPORT SERVICES LD:
Structured Program
Contact Person: Nancy Kwasteniet
Education
Yes
film, media, theater
No
DESCRIPTION OF COLLEGE CAMPUS:
Rural
Urban
Suburban
- 62 acres
- spacious dormitories
- 30 minutes from Chicago with easy access to Metra stations
DESCRIBE STUDENT LIFE: -Christian environment - very friendly, open
-as opposed to a trend among many Christian schools, the Trinity community is ethnically,
culturally, and denominationally diverse..
ACTIVITIES & SPORTS: (Div 1, 11, III, NAIA, Intramurals)
NAIA Div I, CCAC, NCCA
-all teams award athletic scholarships,
mens/womens: soccer, basketball, track and field, cross-country. Mens: baseball, Womens: volleyball, softball
% of Students Involved in Greek Life:
0-6, direct entry program
HOUSING: % on Campus: 75
% of Commuters: 25
Yes
Freshmen Required to Live on Campus
No
% on Campus Area on Weekends <50
Car Allowed
No
Yes
Freshmen can commute from home
STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS: % Out-of-State
International/ESL Contact:
% Multicultural: 21.5%
Phone:
SPECIAL FEATURES OF SCHOOL:
Study Abroad:
Yes
NO
Yes
No
Internships:
Interdisciplinary Freshman Seminar:
Yes No
Unique Curriculum: Yes Details: Student/teacher ratio: 11/1: nearly all faculty have terminal degrees (doctorates) all
majors require field placement
Average Class Size: 18
SUMMER PROGRAMS/ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
I
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