Trinity Medical Sciences University
Is Trinity Right For Me?
Diversity and Inclusion
At Trinity School of Medicine, we are deeply committed to cultivating a diverse learning environment that reflects the global nature of healthcare. We actively recruit students, faculty, and staff from all walks of life, knowing that a broad range of perspectives enriches the educational experience and prepares our students for the complexities of modern medicine. Through community support, mentorship programs, and a curriculum designed to address healthcare disparities, Trinity fosters an environment where every voice is heard, and every student is empowered to succeed, ensuring that our graduates are not only exceptional clinicians but also compassionate leaders in their communities.
Find Your Success at Trinity
Discover the Trinity experience through students and alumni! Learn more about the small class sizes, early clinical experience, rotations in one location, and more!
Supportive Community
Where unparalleled support meets student success.
Clinical Rotations
Rotations are scheduled for you in one location.
Small Class Sizes
Feel valued and seen from the very beginning.
Admissions FAQs
Yes, Trinity School of Medicine warmly welcomes international students to apply. The school values diversity and encourages applications from students across the globe, including the United States and Canada.
Rolling admissions refers to an application process where medical schools have multiple intakes throughout the year. Trinity has 3 start terms every year – January, May and September.
To distinguish yourself, participate in relevant volunteer work, clinical experiences, or research projects. Craft a personal statement that reflects your genuine passion for medicine and your aspirations. Highlight how your unique experiences make you a strong fit for Trinity’s program.
Medical school interviews are a crucial part of the admissions process. They help assess applicants’ interpersonal skills, fit with the school’s values, communication abilities, motivation for pursuing medicine, problem-solving skills, and capacity to handle stress. Interviews also allow applicants to showcase personal attributes and address any concerns.
For letters of recommendation, select individuals who have interacted closely with you and can provide insights into your academic abilities, character, and potential as a medical student. Professors, research supervisors, healthcare professionals, or mentors who know you well are excellent choices.
Yes, Trinity School of Medicine offers medical school admissions counseling to support prospective students throughout the application process. Admissions counselors are available to provide guidance, answer questions, and assist you in navigating the various aspects of applying to the school. These counselors can offer insights into admissions requirements, help you understand the application timeline, and provide advice on how to strengthen your application.
