Saint Francis University and Trinity High School have partnered to offer qualified Trinity students guaranteed admission and a merit scholarship.
Saint Francis University will guarantee admission and a four-year renewable scholarship to graduates of Trinity High School who have a 3.00 GPA (85%) and either 1080 SAT or a 21 ACT composite. These students will receive, at minimum, a $12,000 four-year award, for a total value of $48,000. Additional merit scholarships are available based on academic qualifications. Students pursuing admission to accelerated and/or premier academic programs will receive weighted consideration. Such programs are determined by the Office of Admissions annually no later than August 1.
Saint Francis University will grant preferred status to Trinity High School students who wish to participate in the Summer Study Abroad program, which offers a select number of high school students the opportunity to pursue a three-credit college-level course that culminates in a 10-day study abroad experience in Ambialet, France.
Trinity students will receive a $100 discount annually to one of the STEM Summer Academy suite of programs hosted by the Science Outreach Center. Successful completion of a STEM Summer Academy qualifies students for a $4,000 scholarship ($1,000 per year for four years) to Saint Francis University should they enroll as undergraduate students.
Students recommended by the principal or a guidance counselor will receive preference for selection into the Franciscan Fellows Program, a competitive program offered to no more than 10 new students each year. The Fellows Program offers students an intentionally niche experience related to Catholic faith development while enrolled at Saint Francis University.
Trinity High School is also in negotiation with Saint Francis University to create a "Professor-in-Residence" program for Trinity students for the 2020-2021 school year. Details will follow.
To see the colleges and universities that have partnered with Trinity High School,
visit our website
. For more details about this partnership, contact
Ms. Kaitlin Walsh
, Trinity's College and Career Counselor.
