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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

Trinity Florida welcomes students from all over the world to our sites in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. International students are valuable members of the Trinity community, and we are committed to serving them through the enrollment process. In addition to the regular application process outlined above, international applicants must also consider the following items: pre-application information form, financial requirements, and visa requirements. For more information about Financial Requirements and Visa Requirements please see our academic catalog >>

PRE-APPLICATION INFORMATION FORM FOR INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

Prospective international students need to provide their e-mail address to the Trinity Florida International Student and Scholar Office (ISSO) representative (located within the Trinity Florida Records Office) so that a Welcome Letter / Information Packet can be sent to them. The packet contains detailed instructions and an internal I-20 Application form that must be completed and returned to the ISSO. In the I-20 Application, the prospective international student provides preliminary documentation, as required by the U.S. Government, to identify their sources of funding for both education and living expenses while at Trinity (see Financial Requirements section below). Applications for program admission will not be reviewed until the internal I-20 Application and Certificate of Finance (see below) have been received and approved by the Trinity Florida ISSO. This begins the application process. Subsequent to approval of the internal I-20 Application, the prospective student’s Application for Admission will be received and reviewed for admission to Trinity Florida. NOTE: Although this pre-application process must be completed prior to the Admissions process, Federal regulations require that a student be fully admitted (no conditions) prior to the issuance of an I-20.

HOUSING AND TRANSPORTATION COSIDERATIONS

Trinity International University - Florida is a "professional" or "commuter" campus. All courses are held in the evenings or weekends. Trinity Florida does not offer any housing options. Therefore it is important to note that all students are expected to secure housing and a means of transportation in order to attend classes at Trinity Florida. Public transportation is available near both Florida sites, however the evening and/or weekend schedule may impact the availability of these services. It is important for prospective students to consider their living and transportation options while applying for admission to Trinity Florida. Trinity Florida's staff is available to help you if you have general questions regarding these considerations.