Trinity University

Pros: Great education, great student body
Cons: Expensive, required to live on campus

My wife graduated from Trinity, so this epinion is for her (and for all the weekends I once spent visiting her in San Antonio)-

Trinity is a wonderful school! It has been voted the top university of its region for "Regional...

Pros: Great new paper on the campus scene...
Cons: Why don't they make them like they used to?

College Republicans in SA have been making waves across campuses throughout the city ever since people like Rush Limbaugh leaned on their horns in gridlock over the current Administration's state of affairs. Not to compare most students to Limbaugh, but...

Pros: Enthusiastic Professors, Excellent and Interesting Courses, Challenging Classes
Cons: Difficult Courses and Tests

Trinity University has excellent academic programs. The courses are fascinating, the teachers adore their subjects, and even the course books are interesting.

Trinity's academics are tough. I was one of the top 20% of my graduating class,...

Pros: personal attention, great dorms, San Antonio, excellent education, good scholarship opportunities
Cons: expensive

I am a sophomore at Trinity from a small town in East Texas, and I could not have picked a better college. There are so many positive aspects about Trinity that I hardly know where to start. What most attracted me was the incredible mix of personal...

Pros: small, cozy, great faculty, great environment, just great!
Cons: none so far

Okay, to break it to you completely honestly, I only applied to Trinity because of it's comfortably late application deadline. When the fear settles in that you're not going to get into any of the colleges you applied to, you start digging.

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Pros: Passionate rivalries, opportunities for everyone
Cons: small environment, not much hype

I'm sitting in the stands, watching the Trinity football team inch out a close game with competitive rival Washington University. They are heading for another undefeated season, and will once again advance to the Division III final four, yet the...

Pros: Experience was stimulating and challenging
Cons: San Antonio was too humid in summer.

I was a liberal arts student with a triple major, class of 1974. Trinity prepared me for further studies in criminal justice(MA-University of Texas at El Paso) and later law school (Glendale Law) which I didn't complete but opened many doors for me. I...

Pros: Large, mostly quiet, well maintained
Cons: Some are older and noisier

I served the previous year as a resident assistant, and continue in that position into next year. Though the residence halls are generally more livable than those offered at other schools, the quality of halls within the schools varies a great deal.
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Pros: great academics, good community, lots of support
Cons: a bit insular, not as many activities as a larger campus

Trinity gave me a great education at a great price. I met wonderful people (professors, staff, and students) and had a really great four years. I would love to send my kids to Trinity.

I enjoyed my years at Trinity -- I met the man who is...