Trinity Bible College and Graduate School

What does Trinity Bible College and Graduate School offer in terms of athletics?

Trinity Bible College and Graduate School reports sports offerings that include basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, football, golf, tennis, track and field, wrestling, and weightlifting. A reported sport should not be taken as confirmation that a varsity team recruits or competes in every current season.

Prospective athletes should check the current team roster and schedule, the sport's competition level, eligibility rules, and any athletic-aid terms directly with the athletics staff. Varsity participation is different from informal recreation or intramural play, and opportunities may differ substantially by sport.

What student groups and Associations are available at Trinity Bible College and Graduate School?

At Trinity Bible College and Graduate School, students can look for involvement through faith-centered activities and the performing arts as well as academic interests. Reported campus activities include choral groups, a drama or theater group, and a student-run radio station.

These activities are not necessarily interchangeable with formally recognized student clubs. Students who want a particular organization, leadership position, or performance opportunity should check the current student-life directory and participation requirements; activity at a small college can change from year to year.

Who studies at Trinity Bible College and Graduate School?

Trinity Bible College and Graduate School enrolled 275 students in the reported institutional count. Its small scale is also reflected in a reported student-to-faculty ratio of 9 to 1, though that ratio does not describe the size of every class or the availability of every course.

The reported age distribution includes substantial numbers of both traditionally aged students and older adults: 49 students were ages 18-19, while 51 were ages 40-49 and 45 were ages 50-64. That mix is relevant to applicants comparing residential undergraduate life with the needs of working or returning students. Reported first-year geographic figures also point to recruitment beyond North Dakota, but they should not be treated as a breakdown of the entire student body.

How does student life look like at Trinity Bible College and Graduate School?

Student life at Trinity Bible College and Graduate School combines a small-campus setting with an explicitly Christian educational environment. Chapel, arts participation, student activities, and campus services may provide ways to meet peers outside class.

Reported support includes personal or psychological counseling. Students comparing colleges should consider how the Ellendale location, program schedule, and their own housing plans would affect everyday participation: the experience of a resident undergraduate may differ from that of a commuting or graduate student. The current student handbook is particularly useful for understanding community expectations and available support.

What libraries are available to students at Trinity Bible College and Graduate School?

Graham Library is Trinity Bible College and Graduate School's reported main campus library. For students in biblical studies, education, business, or graduate programs, the practical questions are whether its collections and research tools support their specific assignments and whether they can reach those resources when studying away from campus.

Students should check the current library guide for catalog access, research databases, borrowing rules, staff assistance, and any remote-access instructions. Graduate students in particular may want to ask how to obtain materials beyond the library's own collection for substantial research projects.