Why should I choose Trinity Christian College for Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) rather than Calvin University?

These few words have been penned in support of the experience of living on-campus at Trinity Christian College; it is the most involved and exciting experience as opposed to off-campus life. The college has four residence halls. There are dining halls, fitness areas, and study corners on campus where one can be enthralled. There are also all rooms- the floor, inclusive events activity, playing sports intramural, as well as religious courses-make for great bonding and building memories for all students living on campus. Living in Trinity would cost about INR 8.5 Lacs per annum, including room and board, with meal plans considered. 

Trinity Christian College aggressively encourages a diverse and multicultural student body, fostering an open atmosphere where students from different origins are respected and feel at home. it is ranked #15 among Regional Colleges in the Midwest according to the 2024 U.S. News & World Report rankings. It has also been recognised as a Top Performer on Social Mobility and the Best Value School in the Midwest.Trinity Christian College's nursing graduates have a 100% employment rate, which is indicative of excellent job placement success. The annual tuition fee at Trinity is $19,980 which is lower as compared to other private universities. The college has a medium racial diversity with 35% percent of students being minorities or people of color. Trinity is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and it also has course specific accreditations which adds credibility of the degrees offered.

Getting part-time jobs while studying at Trinity Christian College is generally considered manageable. The college provides on-campus employment to its students. Students can work on campus for 20 hours or less per week when the school is in session and during official school breaks it can be extended up to 30 hours per week. To be eligible for on campus employment students have to obtain a Social Security card from the US Social Security Administration by providing all the required documents.

Apart from this students can also opt for off-campus jobs like lawn care, babysitting, restaurant staff, retail, volunteering at local churches etc. Minimum wages in Illinois are $13 per hour and with these part-time jobs, students can easily earn $15 to $20 per hour.