Trinity International University-Illinois Admissions
Open access — most applicants are admitted
This institution prioritizes access. Your primary consideration should be whether outcomes align with your goals.
100.0%
Acceptance Rate
Peer average: 76%
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Open Access (>75%)
Who Attends — and Succeeds
Understanding institutional priorities and student support
Student Demographics
First-Generation Students
Parents without bachelor's degree
30%
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Pell Grant Recipients
Lower-income students (federal aid)
89%
These metrics reflect institutional priorities around access and economic diversity, which inform admissions decisions beyond academic qualifications.
Student Success
First-Year Retention
Return for sophomore year
13%
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Frequently Asked Questions about Trinity International University-Illinois Admissions
While Trinity International University-Illinois does not publish minimum GPA requirements, admitted students at highly selective schools like Trinity typically have nearly perfect GPAs (3.9+) along with exceptional extracurriculars, essays, and recommendations.
Trinity International University-Illinois appears to be test-optional, as no SAT or ACT score distributions are reported to federal databases. This is common among schools that adopted test-optional policies during COVID-19. Check Trinity's admissions website to confirm current testing requirements.
Admission to Trinity International University-Illinois is considered highly selective. With an acceptance rate of 1%, roughly 1 in 100 applicants receives an offer. This indicates extremely high competition for spots.
Trinity International University-Illinois uses holistic review, considering academics, extracurricular activities, essays, and letters of recommendation.
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