Housing & Dining
GRADUATE HOUSING
TEDS and graduate school students who live on campus can choose between apartment and dorm-style living. Trinity has 18 efficiency, 47 one-bedroom, 54 two-bedroom, and 4 three-bedroom apartments throughout these buildings.
APPLICATION PROCESS FOR HOUSING
After submitting your Notice of Intention (TEDS and graduate students only) or Notice of Intention for International Students and your tuition deposit, you may apply for on-campus housing. On-campus housing rates are comparable to rental rates in surrounding communities. All on-campus rates are subject to annual review and revisions.Applications will be accepted beginning on the following schedule:
- April 1 for Fall Semester housing
- November 1 for Spring Semester housing
Living Off-Campus
Are you thinking about living off-campus instead? Trinity believes that living on campus enhances a student’s social and emotional development and builds community. So before you start looking for an apartment or room to rent, be sure you meet the following criteria. Students may live off campus if they…
…are a senior within 30 hours of graduation.
…have a permanent live-in job situation.
…are twenty-one years of age or older
…are married.
Any student who does not qualify to live off campus may submit a written request to the Assistant Dean of Students to be considered for off-campus approval. Email the Housing Office for a list of off-campus housing opportunities to assist you in your search for accommodations.
If you are considering becoming a commuter student, you should note that the college has facilities available specifically with you in mind. Many buildings on campus have designated areas for students to study and relax both day and night in the Waybright Center, which opens weekdays at 6:00 am for the convenience of commuters.