Trine University

• Year of foundation: 1884
• Location: Angola, Stuben County, Indiana, USA
• Age: From 16 years old
• Language of instruction: English
• Type of Institution: private university
• Number of students: about 5000 people
• Teachers and staff: about 400 people
• Accommodation: residence.

Trine University was founded in the distant 1884 and for more than 130 years of history has earned a reputation as a prestigious educational institution with quality and in-demand programs and today it is one of the best universities not only of the state, but of the whole country. The university regularly occupies high places in various national and world rankings and has accreditation of professional educational organizations:

• Regional Accreditation of the Higher Learning Commission
• Approved as "Institute of Higher Education" by the Commission for Higher Education of the State of Indiana (Indiana Commission for Higher Education)
• The programs of the School of Engineering and Technology (chemical, civil, electrical, computer engineering and engineering) are accredited by the ABET Engineering Accreditation Commission (ABET)
• All the programs of the school of education are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation for Education (NCATE) and the Department of Education / Office of Educator Licensing and Development (DOE / OELD)
• The School of Health Sciences is recognized by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE) and the Accreditation Review Commission for Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA) )
• The Business School and the College of Master and Professional Studies received accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) (accredited programs - Business Administration, Applied Management, Associated Accounting and Associated Business Administration).

Currently, the university includes the following colleges and schools:

1) College of Engineering and Business. It was established in 2015 by merging business and engineering schools, which allowed close cooperation between professional engineers and business leaders. The organizational structure combines many advantages for the development of engineering and business skills among students who are ready to be responsible for innovative solutions and results in the 21st century. This structure develops partnership taking into account the strengths of engineering programs and business schools. Together with experimental laboratories and a special incubator for creativity, invention and design, the college provides experimental education, as students work in laboratories, interact with manufacturers, enterprises and corporations to practice the knowledge gained. Schools of the college:

• Ketner's School of Business (Ketner School of Business) is highly respected throughout the region. Academic programs are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, and internships, simulations and research in real conditions offer students a wealth of practical knowledge and skills.
• The School of Engineering and Technology "Allen" (Allen School of Engineering and Technology) is part of the elite of engineering and technology not only of the state, but of the whole country. On average, there are 17 students in the groups, most of the teachers have degrees from prestigious educational institutions: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Yale University, Princeton University.

2) School of Education (Franks School of Education). The university has been specialists in the field of education since 1884. The school is accredited by the organization "NCATE", the education combines theoretical knowledge with field experience, which begins already in the first year of education. Students have traditionally shown brilliant results in the state examinations of Praxis I and Praxis II.

3) The School of Arts and Science (Jannen School of Arts and Science) provides extensive theoretical knowledge and practical education in the most modern classes and laboratories.

4) The School of Health Sciences (Rinker-Ross School of Health Sciences) focuses on the education of brilliant health professionals in the field of science.

5) The College of Graduate and Professional Studies offers degrees in business, arts and science for older students and students on-line. The programs are designed to provide quality continuing educational opportunities for adults who want to advance in their careers and keep pace with the growing complexities of today's career.

Graduates of bachelor's and master's degrees have high chances to get a job in the best companies of the country and the world, university diplomas are highly appreciated and their owners are rightly considered "piece" specialists. On the campus there is everything necessary for a comfortable life and study, the main campus is located in a small, quiet and cozy town of Angola (with a population of only 9000 people). For the comprehensive development of man as a person, great attention is paid to sports and creative education.

Trine University is a great place to get a high-quality and demanded higher education, which will give you the opportunity to gain invaluable experience, gain fundamental knowledge, take an important step on the way to a future career and acquire friends and like-minded people from all over the world!

For all its students, the university offers residences in residences that have an exceptional level of comfort and equipment. For the last 17 years, the existing student hostels have been completely reorganized and new ones have been built. Trine University was the first in the country to opt out of the standard set of services for living and implemented a unique project for premium residences accessible to all. The interiors are designed by invited designers, in the construction and decoration were applied the most modern, environmentally friendly materials. There are several residences available:

1. Reiners Residence Hall:

• The area of the rooms is from 32 to 36 sq.m.
• Three students in the room
• Carpet covering
• Bathroom in each room
• Air conditioning and air purification system
• General student area with sofas, TV and multimedia resources
• Common kitchen area.

2. Golf Course Apartments:

• The apartments include several parts: Moyer, Wilson, Seculoff and Bukoff
• Two or three bedroom apartments
• Two or three people in each room
• Shared Bathroom
• Common living room with upholstered furniture, TV, bedside tables and a panoramic window
• A large balcony in each apartment (with a table and chairs)
• Zones for rest and pastime with a large TV, sofas and a fireplace
• Laundry on each floor.

3. Villas (Campus Village):

• This type of accommodation includes two villas: Ingledue and Trine
• Type of villas: townhouse (3, 4 or 5 bedrooms)
• Shared bathroom for a few people
• Fully equipped kitchen (suite, stove, small appliances, dishes, table, chairs)
• The climate control system in each apartment
• Internet and television in every room and in public areas
• Washing machine and dryer.

4. Widmann Hall / University Center Apartments:

• Two or three bedroom apartments
• Two people in the bedroom
• Living room in each apartment with sofas and TV
• Bathrooms in each apartment
• General area for all students of the residence with upholstered furniture, TV, internet and fireplace
• Game room
• Laundry.

5. Moss Street Apartments:

• Three bedroom apartments
• Two people in a room
• Living room in apartment
• General recreation area and games for all students of the residence (with sofas, TV, Internet and fireplace)
• Laundry on each floor.

Also on the campus are the traditional residences (Traditional Halls), which include:

1. Alwood Hall (women's residence)

2. Cameron Hall (male residence)

3. Conrad Hall (male)

4. Fabiani Hall (male)

5. Platt Hall (common residence with division into male and female floors)

6. Mattox Hall (for men).

General characteristics of traditional residences:

• Two people in a room
• Shared bathroom on each floor
• Air conditioning
• Cable TV and Internet access
• Rest area with sofas and TV
• Laundry
• Shared kitchen.

All residences are equipped with safety systems and emergency warnings. The staff of the campus monitor the order and technical condition of buildings, apartments and rooms.

The university provides students with a quality and balanced diet. On the campus there are three dining rooms (Whitney Commons, The Depot Grill, Bon Appetit) and two cafes (Centennial Station, The Bean Counter), which offers a variety of fresh, always fresh dishes. Everyone has the opportunity to choose the preferred cuisine and vary their menu. All students on campus must purchase a special meal plan that includes several different options (those living outside the campus can also purchase a meal plan).

The cost of accommodation and meals is - for the year of study (two semesters - autumn and spring):

• Apartment (Reiners Residence Hall, Golf Course Apartments, Widmann Hall / University Center Apartments, Moss Street Apartments) = from 6220 $ to 6370 $
• Traditional residences (Residence hall, traditional) (Alwood Hall, Cameron Hall, Conrad Hall, Fabiani Hall, Platt Hall, Mattox Hall) = from $ 4950 to $ 5250
• Villas (Campus Village) = from $ 6900 to $ 7100.

The cost of the nutrition plan for the year of study (two semesters - autumn and spring) = from 3900 $ to 4440 $.

Subject list: Accounting, Art, Athletic Training, biochemistry, biology, Biomedical Sciences, Business and management, chemical engineering, chemistry, Civil engineering, Coaching, Communication, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Electrical engineering, Elementary Education, energy engineering, engineering, Entrepreneurship, Environmental engineering, finance, forensic science, Health & Exercise Science, Health & Physical Education, history, Information Technology, law, Leadership, Machinery manufacturing, marketing, Mathematics Education, maths, MBA, Mechanical engineering, music, Psychology, robotics, Science, Science Education, social sciencies, Software engineering, special education, Sport and Recreation, sports management, Undeclared
Activity list: Athletics, baseball, basketball, bowling, Cinema in the open air, football, golf, hockey, lacrosse, skating, softball, swimming, tennis, Triathlon,  Mountain bike

The University pays great attention to the sports and creative education of students. Students can engage in various sports and creativity, there are a large number of clubs on interests: comprehensive development helps to fully reveal their talents, learn new things and self-actualize. Students can both be in professional teams and maintain themselves in good physical condition through education and exercising on simulators, many university teams participate in various competitions. Available sports:

1. Men's sports:

• Hockey
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bowling
• Cross Country
• American football
• Golf
• Lacrosse
• Football
• Tennis
• Volleyball
• Wrestling.

2. Women's sports:

• Basketball
• Bowling
• Cross Country
• Golf
• Hockey
• Lacrosse
• Football
• Softball
• Tennis
• Triathlon
• Volleyball
• Synchronous figure skating.

Much attention is paid to creativity and art. An important place in extracurricular life is music creation: almost every student engages in any kind of music, is in ensembles and orchestras, is engaged in vocals and playing instruments:

1. Music:

• Orchestra
• Jazz band
• University choir
• Chamber Orchestra
• Wind Instruments
• Percussion and percussion instruments
• Applied research in the field of music (private lessons of vocal, pianoforte, strings, wind and percussion instruments).

2. Art:

• Drama
• Acting in the theater and cinema
• Escorting theatrical productions
• Directing
• Scenario Art
• Design
• Painting, graphics, drawing
• Dancing.

The university has a large number of clubs and organizations of interest, where everyone will find a suitable hobby for themselves. Here, students can engage in both science and research, and just have fun, socialize and have fun. Organizations and clubs are divided into types and include:

1. Academic organizations:

• The American Chemical Society (ACS)
• American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)
• American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
• American Marketing Association (AMA)
• The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
• Engineers Without Borders
• Association of Health Sciences
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
• Institute of Transport Engineers
• Math Club
• Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
• Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SMEs)
• Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
• Student Educational Association (SEA)
• American Association of Criminal Justice
• Future Judicial Scholars (TUFFS).

2. Clubs and organizations:

• Anime Club
• "The Blue Team"
• Bridge-club
• Christian Campus Home
• Bowling Club
• "Colleges against cancer"
• Dramatic Circle
• Habitat of mankind
• Multicultural Student Organization (MSO)
• National Society for Leadership and Success
• Ski club
• The Advisory Committee on Student Athletics (SAAC)
• Students who raise awareness and knowledge in the field of the environment (SPEAK)
• Club abroad
• Table tennis club
• Saudi Student Association.

3. Honor Societies (Honor Societies):

• Biological community
• Biomedical Engineering Society
• Society for Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Business community
• Society of Engineering Engineers
• Society of English
• Engineering community.

Also, during the education on campus and beyond, various events, celebrations, celebrations are constantly held - students take an active part in them, due to what the process of adaptation and inclusion into the life of the host society is faster:

• Concerts and musical performances
• Theatrical productions
• Cinema
• Excursions around the city and the surrounding area
• Excursions to other cities
• Thematic parties and holidays on campus.

Competently built extra-curricular work and high professionalism of the teachers, instructors and specialists of the university help to make leisure time for students rich and useful, to fully reveal their talents and become a specialist of high class, comprehensively developed personality.

• Prestigious and famous private university with more than 130-year history
• Qualitative programs in all departments - bachelor's, master's, doctoral studies
• The possibility of obtaining an associated degree
• The University has accreditation of various educational organizations
• Regularly ranked high in the ratings of the state, the US and the world
• In many areas, the University is the leader in the state of Indiana and the United States as a whole
• Ratio of students and teachers - 16: 1
• Average class size - 19 people
• 96% of students receive financial support and support
• There are special scholarships for foreign students
• The bias in the formation of the practice and the application of knowledge in the programs of professional internships
• 99% of graduates are employed or continue to study during the first 6 months after graduation
• Exceptionally highly qualified faculty
• A beautiful campus in the small cozy town of Angola, which has invested more than $ 150 million since 2000.

The University is located on the main and additional campuses in the city of Angola, and also owns several campuses in other cities (Mishawaka, Logansport, Avon, Columbus, Warsaw, Fort Wayne in Indiana). The main campus occupies 450 acres and is one of the most comfortable and beautiful campuses of the state and the country as a whole. Since 2000, the university has invested in the reorganization, repair and re-equipment of the territory more than 155 million dollars! There is everything necessary for life and study:

• Administrative buildings
• Buildings for colleges and schools
• Center for Innovation and Biomedical Engineering
• Scientific laboratories
• Computer labs
• Libraries
• Student Design Center
• Center for the Performing Arts T. Furth
• Taylor Humanities
• Parks and walking areas
• Sports and Wellness Center (ARC)
• Ryan Tennis Center
• Health / Safety Center on campus
• Sports Complex Hershey Hall / Ketner
• Sports grounds
• Football field
• MTI Center
• Zollner Golf Course
• Fred Zolner's sports stadium.

All rooms are in proper condition and have everything you need: the laboratories are equipped with the best equipment, computers and office equipment, as well as sports centers, sites and facilities are in good condition and have all the necessary equipment.

Start of classes:

• For Bachelor's programs (Undergraduate): January, August
• For Postgraduate programs: January, August.

The academic year is divided into three semesters:

• Autumn semester: from August 21 to December 16 (days off October 9-10, November 22-24, Christmas holidays from December 18 to January 7)
• Spring semester: from January 8 to May 5 (days off from March 5 to 9)
• Summer semester: from May 14 to August 4.

Tuition fees for undergraduate programs:

• Engineering specialties = from 33560 $ / year
• Other specialties = from 31080 $ / year.

Tuition fee for Master's programs = from $ 12600 / year.

Additional charges:

• Registration fee
• Deposit confirming the place on the course
• Examination Boards
• Deposit for tuition
• Additional academic and language classes (optional)
• Additional leisure activities and excursions (optional)
• Air tickets in both directions
• Transfer in both directions
• Compulsory medical insurance
• Personal pocket expenses
• Visa fees and services, translation and certification of documents
• Consular fee (paid at the Embassy).

For bachelor's specialties:

1. Age of participants: from 17 years

2. Level of English: IELTS 6.0 (at least 5.0 in each section), TOEFL IBT: 71

3. Level of education: diploma of graduation (with good and excellent grades) + translation of the diploma into English

4. Confirmation of financial security.

For specialties of magistracy :

1. Age of participants: from 20 years

2. Level of English: IELTS 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in each section), TOEFL IBT: 79

3. Level of education: bachelor's degree / specialist in the relevant field

4. Three letters of recommendation (from the previous place of study)

5. An essay substantiating the purpose of admission to the magistracy

6. It is desirable to take the tests GRE or GMAT

7. Confirmation of financial security.

All university students receive some financial assistance from the state or they win various grants and scholarships. Foreign students also have the opportunity to win one of several scholarships and receive substantial financial assistance to pay for tuition (scholarships are valid only for bachelor's students, there are no scholarships at the university for master's degrees). Types of scholarships and conditions:

1) Merit Based Scholarships:

• Presidential Scholarship (GPA 3.90, ACT 26 / SAT 1310, $ 16000 / year)
• Outstanding scholarship (Distinguished Scholarship) (GPA 3.78, ACT 24 / SAT 1210, $ 14000 / year)
• Dean Scholarship Scholarship (GPA 3.49, ACT 22 / SAT 1150, $ 13000 / year)
• University Scholarship (GPA 3.23, ACT 21 / SAT 1090, $ 11000 / year)
• Discovery Award (GPA 2.82, ACT 19 / SAT 1040, 7000 $ / year).

2) Transfer Student Scholarships. Students who transfer to a university from other higher education institutions also have the opportunity to receive a special scholarship, the size of which ranges from $ 10,000 to $ 16,000 / year, depending on academic performance and GPA.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision