Campus Resources

Students can utilize the Student Accounts/Business Office as their primary resource for all financial matters related to their on-campus experience. Located in Forman Hall, the office manages the billing of tuition, fees, and on-campus room and board. Students can make payments through various options, including online credit/debit card or eCheck/ACH payments, or by mailing a check.

Use this link to visit the Business Office Website: Student Accounts and Business Office

Students benefit directly from the Campus Operations department's tireless work to maintain a safe, clean, and functional campus environment. While their efforts are often "behind the scenes," their services are crucial for a student's daily life. The department is responsible for the upkeep of residence halls, academic buildings, and all campus grounds, ensuring that everything from classroom furniture to dorm room plumbing is in working order. This means students can rely on Campus Operations to promptly address any facilities-related issues they encounter, such as a leaky faucet or a broken light fixture, by simply submitting a maintenance request. By maintaining the campus facilities, the department helps ensure students have an environment where they  can focus on their studies and overall college experience.

Use this link to create a Maintenance Request: Maintenance Request

Students can rely on the Campus Safety Department to help create a secure living and learning environment.  The department's officers are on duty 24/7 and patrol campus, including residence halls, to protect life and property. Students can contact an officer at any time via phone at 260-316-1877 for assistance. In case of an emergency, students should first call 911 and then notify Campus Safety.

The department provides safety escort services for students, faculty, and staff, where an officer will walk or drive them to their destination on campus. In addition to patrols and escorts, Campus Safety manages the mass notification system to alert students of emergencies. The department also encourages proactive measures, such as locking doors and reporting suspicious activity to the anonymous tip line at 260-665-4700. For specific information regarding parking permits and vehicle registration, students can find details on the Campus Safety website.

Use this link to visit the Campus Safety Website: Campus Safety

• Freshmen are permitted to have vehicles on campus; however, their parking areas are restricted based on decal color or housing assignment. All cars that park on campus are required to have a current parking decal.
• Payments for vehicle registration have been added to the student accounts. 
• Parking permits will be available in mid-July 2025.
• To register your vehicle, please visit our vehicle registration website.
• For more information on parking, please visit our campus safety parking page.

Students can utilize the free and confidential counseling services to address a variety of personal and social challenges. The licensed mental health clinicians provide short-term, solution-focused counseling for issues such as anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. The services are designed to help students overcome problems that may impede their academic and social success, while also emphasizing overall wellness.

To schedule an appointment, students can email counseling@trine.edu or contact one of the clinicians directly via the contact information provided on the website. In case of a crisis or for after-hours support, the website provides a comprehensive list of external resources, including crisis hotlines and local mental health centers, along with a reminder to call 911 for emergencies

Use this link to visit the Counseling Website: Counseling

Students have access to the Campus Health Center, located in Quest Hall, which provides confidential healthcare services in collaboration with Cameron Health. The center is staffed by a licensed nurse practitioner and a certified medical assistant and offers a variety of services, including:

• Diagnosis and treatment of minor injuries and illnesses (e.g., respiratory infections, minor cuts)
• Diagnostic testing for conditions like strep, mononucleosis, and COVID-19
• Flu immunizations
• Mental health screenings
• Referrals for additional care

Most services are free, but students are responsible for charges from outside services or tests, such as ambulance transport or lab work.  Appointments are required and students can schedule online, by phone (260-667-5693), or by email (trinehealthcenter@cameronmch.com).

Use this link to visit the Campus Health Center Website: Campus Health Center

Immunization Requirement Information and Checklist PDF 

• New students are encouraged to submit their immunization records prior to coming to campus. This ensures that they have plenty of time to receive missing doses or file for an exemption if needed. New students must submit their records or file for an exemption by the end of their first semester. If a student has not submitted their record, Trine University reserves the right to place a registration hold on their account.
• Click here to learn more about our immunization requirements and MedProctor. Immunization information is under “Additional Information” at the bottom of the linked page. 

The Information Technology Department (IT) is located on the ground floor of Best Hall and it is a vital resource for resident students, providing essential tech support for academic and residential life. IT manages campus-wide internet and Wi-Fi access, ensuring students have reliable connectivity for their academic work and personal devices in their residence halls. Students can get help with various technical issues, including connecting to the Wi-Fi network, troubleshooting personal computers, and resolving problems with university-provided accounts and systems.

To get support, students can submit a request through the online support portal or contact the IT Help Desk directly via phone or email during business hours. The department also provides access to and support for a variety of software, including the Microsoft Office suite. 

Trine University encourages students to bring their own computer, mobile, and gaming devices. Our standards and recommendations are designed to meet student needs.

The university standard for new machines is Windows 10 with Microsoft Office 2016. This will be suitable for general academic needs. Check with your program chair for specific computer needs.

Trine University has wireless available in all residential, academic and administrative buildings. If students wish to connect a computer to the network, instructions will be available during check-in.

Students will be required to use up-to-date anti-virus software to access the university network and the Internet. 

If a student has any technical Issue, the Help Desk is a readily available resource. The Help Desk is in the lower level of Best Hall.  Help desk technicians are available during the school year from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday.  Support is available at help@trine.edu or 260-665-4275.

Visit the Trine IT website for more information about recommended hardware and software, online services, and Internet access.

The Financial Aid Office is an essential resource for managing the cost of a Trine education, including tuition, fees, and on-campus room and board. The office offers guidance on a variety of financial aid options, such as institutional scholarships, federal and state grants, loans, and work-study programs. Students are automatically considered for a merit-based scholarship upon admission but are also encouraged to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) annually to determine their eligibility for other federal and state aid.

To access personalized information and manage their aid, students should activate their MyTrineFA account. The financial aid team is available to assist with reviewing and accepting awards and submitting any necessary documents. Students can contact the office by phone at 260.665.4158 or email at finaid@trine.edu for assistance with their financial aid offers and to understand ways to make their education more affordable.

Use this link to visit the Financial Aid Website: Financial Aid

Trine University provides a holistic, centralized support system designed to encourage, empower, and equip students for success by addressing any academic, personal, or wellness issues that may impact their college journey.  The staff, including the Director of Student Retention, can provide guidance on everything from adjusting to college life to addressing academic struggles.

Through the We Care Early Alert System, the office proactively connects with students who may be struggling, while also directing them to a variety of linked resources. These include the Academic Success Center for free tutoring and academic coaching, Counseling Services for confidential mental health support, and other campus offices.

Use this link to visit the Academic Success Website:  Academic Success