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Advanced Placement Program of the College Board Students who take the advanced placement examinations will receive credit according to the guidelines noted below. When a department indicates that it awards advanced placement credit for work that is the equivalent of specific Trinity courses (e.g., AHIS 101, 102), students who receive AP credit from that department may not take those courses for credit. Advanced placement credit may not be used to satisfy general education requirements except for the second language foundational requirement

Computer and Information Sciences, General

Computer Science

Education, General

Engineering, General

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

English Language and Literature, General

Creative Writing

Foreign Languages and Literatures, General

Comparative Literature

Chinese Language and Literature

Japanese Language and Literature

Russian Language and Literature

German Language and Literature

French Language and Literature

Italian Language and Literature

Spanish Language and Literature

Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General

Latin American Studies

Near and Middle Eastern Studies

Russian Studies

African-American/Black Studies

Women's Studies

Gay/Lesbian Studies

African Studies

American/United States Studies/Civilization

Asian Studies/Civilization

Neuroscience

Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Biochemistry

Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies

Environmental Science

Religion/Religious Studies

Philosophy

Jewish/Judaic Studies

Chemistry, General

Physics, General

Psychology, General

Public Policy Analysis

International Relations and Affairs

Political Science and Government, General

Sociology

Urban Studies/Affairs

Anthropology

Social Sciences, General

Economics, General

Visual and Performing Arts, General

Dance, General

Drama and Dramatics/Theater Arts, General

Film/Cinema/Media Studies

Art/Art Studies, General

Fine/Studio Arts, General

Art History, Criticism and Conservation

Music, General

History, General

Pre-Law Studies

Mathematics, General

At Trinity College, we're known for getting things done-and for doing them in a way that creates lasting meaning. Students come to Trinity to engage in a challenging liberal arts education, live as part of a tenacious community, explore what's possible, and find answers to the challenges of tomorrow. When you become a Trinity Bantam, you will build a foundation of critical thinking that will prepare you to ask the right questions and seek the best solutions. Our small classes and 9:1 student-faculty ratio mean that professors will know you and take a personal interest in your success. On our 100-acre campus, you will join a vibrant community of peers from all over the world, engage with like-minded students in over 150 student clubs and organizations, and compete in the storied New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC). Living in the heart of Connecticut's state capital, you can take advantage of all that Hartford has to offer, including diverse perspectives, experiential learning, and an energetic cultural life. You will gain experience in our thriving city through academic internships, including our Legislative Internship and Health Fellows programs, and a variety of community service and civic engagement opportunities. After graduating, you will join a distinguished, 200-year-old alumni network, including Fulbright and Watson scholars, MacArthur Fellows, and five Pulitzer Prize winners. At Trinity College, we are committed to making higher education accessible to more students and families. We offer generous financial aid and grant packages and meet the full calculated need for admitted students. Please visit us in Hartford to learn more about the Trinity experience.

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