Occasional Students Anyone with a bachelor's degree may register for a credit course without applying to Trinity, if he or she has met any prerequisites given in the course description and there is space in the class. The credit earned can be transferred to that program. Transfer Students Students transferring from recognized seminaries or graduate schools are given course credit for graduate work not applied to any other degree. The credit given is determined by the Academic Dean and the Registrar after comparing the catalog and course syllabi. Trinity requires two years of resident study for its M.Div. degree and one and one-half years resident study for its M.A.R. and M.A.M.E. degrees.
Auditors pay approximately half the tuition.
Courses which may not be audited or audited only with the permission of the instructor, will be listed at registration. As a rule, international students, other than those brought by the Stanway Fellowship, will be considered only if a responsible Christian organization commits itself in writing to the pastoral and financial support of the student and his or her dependents during the entire time here. Trinity currently has no scholarships for international students other than the Stanway Fellowships. Reading Week fee. Housing may be arranged with students for a small fee.