Trinity College of Florida

It is not difficult to get into Trinity College of Florida. Around 62% of applicants get into Trinity College of Florida each year. Out of 117 applications received in 2023, 72 students were offered admission.

If you are thinking about applying to Trinity College of Florida, the regular decision application deadline is July 31 and the application fee costs $35.

Trinity College of Florida Admissions Stats at a Glance

The following is an overiew of some of Trinity College of Florida's admissions stats.

Trinity College of Florida 2023	Admissions Statistics
Mean Unweighted GPA	3.0
Admissions Test Policy	Not optional
Applicants Who Submit SATs	25%
Applicants Who Submit ACTs	8%
Waitlist	No

Trinity College of Florida Application Deadlines

Check with Trinity College of Florida directly for more info on application deadlines.

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Considering Applying Early to Trinity College of Florida?

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Trinity College of Florida may or may not offer early admission, however the school has not provided any application information. Check with Trinity College of Florida directly for more information about early applications.

➡️ Discover a list of some competetive colleges that admit significantly more applicants during early decision or early action than during regular admission.

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More on Trinity College of Florida Admissions

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How Challenging Is It To Get Admitted to Trinity College of Florida?

Trinity College of Florida is a not difficult school to get into. Trinity College of Florida evaluates applicants carefully based on multiple criteria to decide who to admit, and who to deny.

In 2022, Trinity College of Florida accepted 62% of students, around 72 of the 117 students who applied.

Schools that are not difficult to get into, like Trinity College of Florida, accept up to 95% of applicants. Most admitted students scored at most a 1010 on the SAT and a 19 on the ACT.

Transferring to Trinity College of Florida

Transfer student admissions is not difficult.

For Students Waitlisted to Trinity College of Florida

Trinity College of Florida has not reported data for waitlisted and admitted students.

What's Most Important for Getting Into Trinity College of Florida?

Colleges consider a range of factors when determining who to admit for their next incoming class. Each college decides which factors are they consider most important when choose which applicants to admit, and which to deny. When creating your list of schools to apply to, you may want to consider your strengths and any possible weaknesses in your application, and apply to colleges that prioritize the areas where you shine.

Admissions Factors at Trinity College of Florida

Curious about the factors that are considered by Trinity College of Florida during the admissions process? Take a look at the list below to see which factors are most important during the admissions process.

Admissions Factor	Level
Character/Personal Qualities	Very Important
Application Essay	Very Important
Interview	Very Important
Recommendation(s)	Very Important
Religious Affiliation/Commitment	Very Important
Standardized Test Scores	Important
Level of Applicant's Interest	Important
Academic GPA	Important
Alumni/ae Relations	Considered
Extracurricular Activities	Considered
Volunteer Work	Considered

Make sure to check with Trinity College of Florida for more information on admission factors.

Trinity College of Florida Application Requirements

To apply to Trinity College of Florida, all applicants must submit the following items. Check in with Trinity College of Florida's admissions department to confirm all application materials and requirements.

Area	Required	Recommended	Required for Some	Details (If Any)
Minimum High School GPA (On 4.0 Scale)	–	2.2	–	–
Interview	–	–	√	–
Letter(s) of Recommendation	2	–	–	–
Written Essay or Personal Statement	√	–	–	–
Other Requirements	√	–	–	SAT or ACT
Transcript of High School Record	√	–	–	–

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GPA and Testing

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What GPA Do I Need To Get Into Trinity College of Florida?

Students admitted to Trinity College of Florida have an average unweighted GPA of 3.0.

About GPAs

Your high school grade point average (GPA) is a number that reflects your high school academic performance. A weighted GPA or an unweighted GPA are the two possible GPA scores considered by colleges.

An unweighted GPA is an average of your scores from each class on a four-point scale. Unweighted GPAs range from 4.0 to under 1.0. A weighted GPA considers your average grade and the difficulty of your classes. A weighted GPA boosts your average by adding extra points for honors or Advanced Placement courses.

Standardized Test Scores

Trinity College of Florida does not have a test optional admissions policy. Test optional schools allow students to choose if they want to submit ACT or SAT scores with their applications or not.

In 2022, 25% of Trinity College of Florida's first-year students submitted their SAT scores with their application. 8% of admitted applicants sent ACT scores.

What is a Good SAT Score for Trinity College of Florida?

To be competitive with other Trinity College of Florida applicants, you should strive to earn between 870 and 1030 (or higher!) on the SAT. At Trinity College of Florida 25% of admitted students scored higher than 1030 and 25% of scored lower than 870, but the majority of students scored somewhere in between these two numbers.

On the SAT Math Section, 25% of Trinity College of Florida students scored 520 or higher and 75% of students scored 450 or higher. On the SAT Critical Reading section (formerly called the Verbal section), 25% of Trinity College of Florida students scored 530 or higher, and 75% scored a 450 or higher.

To be most competitive at Trinity College of Florida, you should strive to earn between 15 and 27 on the ACT.

An ACT score of 27 means you fall in the 75th percentile for Trinity College of Florida's admitted students. One out of every four students scored above a 27, and three out of four students scored lower than 27 on the ACT.

A 15 on the ACT is the 25th percentile for Trinity College of Florida students. Only one out of every four students scored below 15.

More Information on Transferring to Trinity College of Florida

For transfer students, it is not difficult to get admitted to Trinity College of Florida.

For transfer students wishing to start in the fall, the deadline to apply is July 31.

Transfer students can enroll in Trinity College of Florida during the following terms:

• Fall Term

• Winter Term

• Spring Term

• Winter Term

• Summer Term

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Trinity College of Florida Admissions FAQs

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Can I defer my acceptance to Trinity College of Florida?

✅ Yes, admitted students can defer their admission to Trinity College of Florida.

Does Trinity College of Florida accept transfer credits?

✅ Trinity College of Florida accepts eligible transfer credits from accredited institutions. Trinity College of Florida accepts:

• CLEP subject tests • DSST/DANTES • Life Long Learning Credit

Does Trinity College of Florida accept Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) credits?

❌ Trinity College of Florida does not accept International Baccalaureate credits.

Do I have to submit test scores to Trinity College of Florida?

✅ Trinity College of Florida is not test optional.

What is Trinity College of Florida's acceptance rate?

✅ Trinity College of Florida has an acceptance rate of 62%.

What is the early decision acceptance rate at Trinity College of Florida?

🟨 Trinity College of Florida may or may not offer early decision. The school has not provided any information on early decision including ED acceptance rates.

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