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Trinity College (University of Toronto)

Affiliated collegeToronto, OntarioEst. 1851Historic college, residentialQuoted by program

Note: Undergraduates enrol through the University of Toronto's Faculty of Arts and Science; Trinity's own degrees are in divinity.

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Why

Why students choose Trinity College (University of Toronto)

Suits students who want a traditional residential college community while studying at the University of Toronto.

Because

What sets it apart

A founding college on the St. George campus with its own residence guarantee for eligible new students and a Faculty of Divinity.

Program areas it is known for

  • Arts and Science (via U of T)
  • International relations
  • Ethics, society and law
  • Divinity
  • Residence life
Cost

What it costs an international student

ItemAmountBasis
Housing & daily livingBy citySee living cost examples; we build a full first-year budget with you
Health insurance, books, feesExtraSet by the institution and province each year

Fees change every year and differ by program. We confirm the exact figure for your program before you apply.

Result

What the student gains

You gain close mentoring and community within a very large university.

  • A recognised degree. Canadian degrees are respected by employers and graduate schools worldwide.
  • Research and depth. Access to labs, libraries and professors leading their fields.
  • Work experience. Co-op, internships and campus jobs build a Canadian CV during the degree.
  • A global network. Classmates and alumni from around the world.
Next step

How we help you apply

  • Program shortlist. We match programs at Trinity College (University of Toronto) and similar universities to your goals and budget.
  • Application file. We prepare and track your application through to the offer letter.
  • First-year budget. Tuition, housing, insurance and daily costs in one plan.

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