Trine opens application for fall 2025

May 07, 2024

Trine University has opened its application for students wishing to enroll as undergraduates at its Angola campus for the fall 2025 semester.

The application is available at trine.link/apply25.

Trine is a rolling admission school, but students who apply early are able to find out more quickly which scholarships, grants and other financial aid they qualify for. More than 99% of Trine students receive some type of financial aid, with the average student receiving a total package of more than $36,000 each year.

In addition, students who apply early and submit their enrollment fee are more likely to get a room in the residence hall of their choice.

"Our Angola campus continues to experience record enrollment, so the more popular apartment-style residence halls tend to fill up very quickly," said Kim Bennett, vice president for enrollment management.

There is no cost to apply to Trine, and the university also accepts the convenient Common App. Students who apply to Trine will typically receive an admission decision within two to three weeks once the review process begins in August.

Trine University is test optional for admission.  ACT and SAT scores are not required for traditional undergraduate students seeking admission to Trine. Applicants who are able to take the ACT or SAT may submit scores if they choose, but those scores will be considered as only part of their overall academic record.

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