While your first year in Trinity College introduces you to the world of ideas, your successive years will ask you to define those you'd like to explore further. Throughout, you'll work with outstanding professors, engage in exciting investigation, and have opportunities to take graduate-level classes in the university's highly regarded graduate and professional programs. Curricular requirements ensure both breadth and depth. According to your individual interests and needs, you'll choose specific courses to meet college requirements.
Significant depth is attained by pursuing one or more majors.
Recent Program II curricula include Arabic studies, bioethics, human development, Judaic studies, molecular biology, literature and the media, and computer-aided design. Minors enable students to achieve competence in a second field, and most departments and academic programs offer them. Each minor requires a minimum of five courses, including at least three upper-level courses. Certificate programs, which may be taken in addition to the major, enable students to extend knowledge beyond departmental boundaries and engage in the focused study of nontraditional areas. All certificate programs consist of at least six courses, four of which are at the 100-level or above.