The Student Body 1,923 full-time undergraduates are currently enrolled. Trinity students come from 43 states and 33 foreign countries. The largest number of undergraduates come from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, California, and Pennsylvania. Approximately 210 students are enrolled part-time in five programs leading to master's degrees .
Trinity offers the only liberal arts master's program in the Hartford region.
The Faculty Trinity has 206 full-time equivalent faculty, more than 90 percent of whom hold the highest academic degree in their field. Faculty also engage in scholarship and research, often in partnerships with undergraduates, through individual tutorials, research internships, and supervised projects. The scholarship of Trinity's faculty is widely recognized. The Institute for Scientific Information recently ranked Trinity as one of the top five liberal arts colleges in the nation in the number of scholarly publications by faculty in the biomedical sciences, sixth in engineering, and sixteenth in the natural sciences, overall. The Rockefeller Foundation awarded Trinity's Leonard E. Greenberg Center for the Study of Religion in Public Life a prestigious grant to support a Trinity-based conference on religious persecution.