Get Application Form Sept 2014.pdf - Trinity College Dublin - Tcd

Admission to Trinity College Dublin is highly competitive. It has an average acceptance rate of 33.5% and most programs require good academic achievement for entry.

Personal Statement 500 words on why you are considering Trinity and the specific course you have chosen, how you see yourself contributing to the Trinity community and what you see yourself doing with your degree.

Tutors said: 'The opening is your chance to introduce yourself, to explain your motivation for studying the course and to demonstrate your understanding of it. The best personal statements get to the point quickly. Go straight in. What excites you about the course and why do you want to learn about it more?'

Applications are accepted from October each year for entry September the following year. The deadline for receipt of Non-EU Undergraduate Applications is June 30th. February 1st is Priority Deadline* to receive a decision by April 1st.

ie/study/apply/making-an-application. Applicants from the US would normally be defined as non-EU applicants. A minimum score of 1290 on any two of the Critical Reading, Math and Writing sections and no score less than 500. Cumulative, without writing Subject test and AP scores are not mandatory.

Applicants from the US would normally be defined as non-EU applicants. A minimum score of 1290 on any two of the Critical Reading, Math and Writing sections and no score less than 500. Cumulative, without writing Subject test and AP scores are not mandatory. NOTE: SAT subject test and AP scores are not mandatory.

Make a list of all your hobbies, interests and social activities. Think about how they demonstrate your personality, skills and abilities, and how they may strengthen your application. Include details of jobs, work experiences and volunteer activities, particularly if they are relevant to your chosen course.

Key elements Motivation - explain why this is the field of your choice, and in particular why you want to study at this university/department. Unique contribution - your personal strengths and experience which you believe will help you to enjoy and succeed in this course/research programme at college.