Visit Campus
The Admissions Office is happy to arrange a personalized campus visit for you! If you are a prospective student, you can be a seminarian for a day and experience the life of a student at Trinity. Depending on your interests and needs, a campus visit may include:
Participating in Morning Prayer and/or Evening Prayer
Joining our students, faculty, and staff for lunch
Touring campus
Meeting with the Director of Admissions
Attending a class of your choice
Please see the FAQs below for more information about our campus visits.
We welcome visitors year-around, though the best times to visit Trinity are during the fall or spring semester when classes are in session. During the semester, the best days to visit are Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, though other days during the week are also available. Visitors who come on Wednesdays may also participate in our weekly morning Eucharist service, offered in our new Chapel of the Good Shepherd in the Trophimus Center.
For those visiting for a full day, the day usually begins at 8:15 a.m. and ends at 5:00 p.m. Visitors are welcome to request a shorter visit, if they desire, or to request a longer visit. Typically, a longer visit would be Tuesday-Wednesday or Wednesday-Thursday, overlapping with our Wednesday morning Eucharist service.
Visitors who plan to stay overnight are welcome to arrange their own housing accommodations, though Trinity can also help to cover 1-2 nights in a Trinity guest apartment or nearby hotel. Please contact the Admissions Office to inquire about available housing accommodations.
Our faculty and staff are glad to meet with visitors! Visitors who would like to meet with a particular faculty or staff member during their visit are welcome to request this ahead of time. We will do our best to accommodate any requests.
Trinity does not have a formal dress code, though business casual is typical. Visitors are welcome to dress comfortably!
Our kitchen staff prepare delicious gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegetarian options daily for our lunches on campus. Additional accommodations may be possible, but must be requested at least a week in advance and receive approval from our chef. Please notify the Admissions Office of any dietary restrictions you may have when you schedule your visit, and we will work with our chef to see if accommodations can be made.
Absolutely! Trinity is a very family-friendly community, and family members are welcome to join for a campus visit. For those with very young children, certain parts of the visit day may be easier for them to participate in, such as chapel (Morning Prayer/Evening Prayer), lunch, and the campus tour. For the times in between, there is an outdoor playground and an indoor playroom available that families are welcome to use, if they desire.
The Trophimus Center at Trinity Anglican Seminary serves as a central hub for campus life, designed to foster community, learning, and hospitality. It hosts a variety of events and gatherings, providing space for students, faculty, and guests to connect and grow together in a welcoming environment. The Center reflects Trinity’s commitment to forming leaders through both rigorous academics and vibrant communal life.
The Good Shepherd Chapel is the heart of Trinity Anglican Seminary’s worship and community life. It features the iconic Good Shepherd Window, which serves as both a visual and spiritual focal point for the campus. This sacred space is where students, faculty, and guests regularly gather for worship, prayer, and formation, embodying Trinity’s commitment to Anglican tradition and communal spiritual growth.
Trinity is to be an evangelical seminary in the Anglican tradition. To this end we develop Christian leaders who can plant, renew, and grow churches that make disciples of Jesus Christ.
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