Trinity College (Connecticut)

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Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, is a private college with about 2250 students; it is one of the oldest colleges in the United States.

History

Trinity College was founded in 1823 under the name of Washington College as a second facility in Connecticut with an Episcopal orientation; In 1845 it received its present name. 1872, the campus was purchased from the Connecticut State Capitol and 1878 related. Beginning of the 20th century expanded the College his study offer on scientific subjects. 1968, the Board decided to include students with African American background, a year later, women were allowed to study. Since 1995, the campus was expanded. Primarily with a school, high school and counseling services for residents

Organization

Trinity College is headed by a president, he is supported by five deans and two vice presidents. The line is advised by a Board of Fellows and is the trustee responsible. The college consists of a faculty, which is divided into eight centers and two central institutions.

Campus

The campus of Trinity College has a size of about 400 acres in downtown Hartford. On it are all the facilities of the faculty, the dorms, the administration, the university library, sports courts and a hotel for guests. About the Campus tours are offered weekdays.

Courses of Study

At Trinity College classic courses such as American, French, physics or psychology and interdisciplinary subjects such as afroamkerikanische studies, mythology or urban studies can be studied. In total there are 38 different subjects .. As Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts can be made.

Tuition

A basic fee of 21,875 U.S. dollars must be paid per semester, adding more charges, for example for a room in the dorm and meals; Total Cost to Study per year to approximately U.S. $ 58,000. For students, there are various support options to finance their studies offered by both the College itself and from state and federal funds come. Approximately 41 percent of all students receive support.

Famous Alumni

• Edward Albee
• Richard Barthelmess
• Rovert Duncan
• Stephen Gyllenhaal
• Dean Hamer
• Isaac Toucey