Scholarships & Financial Aid

Trinity College has a robust scholarship and bursary program that rewards academic and co-curricular achievement and supports those in financial need.

Each year, Trinity offers more than $1 million in scholarships and bursaries to our students, in addition to awards granted by the University of Toronto and the Faculty of Arts & Science, to recognize academic excellence, community engagement and other outstanding accomplishments.

The College offers admission scholarships, in-course awards (available to currently-registered students) and graduation awards for exceptional student achievement, including several renewable awards valued at $15,000/year. We also offer bursaries to students in financial need. Students can apply for funding to assist with experiential learning opportunities, as well.

Questions about our scholarship & financial aid program? Contact the Office of the Registrar at trinity.registrar@utoronto.ca.

For information about tuition and student fees, click here.  The University’s financial planning calculator may also be helpful in budgeting your academic year.  You can view your financial invoice on ACORN.

U of T Awards Programs: The University of Toronto and the Faculty of Arts & Science each have their own scholarship and financial aid programs. Information about these programs is available on the following websites:

• Faculty of Arts & Science Scholarships
• U of T Scholarship Information
• U of T Financial Support

“This scholarship means everything from the hundreds of extra hours I will now have to commit myself to the College and extracurriculars, to the peace of mind of knowing I can focus on what’s most important this year. This scholarship will allow me to pursue writing-related opportunities and still be involved on campus.”

– Kelly Bilenkis, Class of 2020, recipient of the 2017 William and Nona Heaslip Scholarship, valued at $15,000 per year (twice renewable)

“Thanks to the financial stability it offers, I no longer have to work as a line cook to support myself, which grants me much more free time to dedicate to school and extracurricular activities. This also means I can extend my learning outside of the school year, through unpaid internships and other opportunities.”

– Kate Reeve, Class of 2020, recipient of the 2017 William and Nona Heaslip Scholarship, valued at $15,000 per year (twice renewable)

Trinity College is grateful to donors for supporting our talented students. View our Student Awards Report.