In January, the Trinity Hall Admissions Team sent out acceptance letters for the early round of applications. After an extensive and thorough process of reviewing applications, the Admissions Team is eager to get all of the accepted students excited for the journey ahead.
The Admissions Team admitted many students in the early round and those students now have one month to decide whether or not to enroll. The admissions process is meticulous, as there are many factors to consider. Mrs. Lynn Retterer, Director of Admissions, shared some information about the admissions process at Trinity Hall. “We always like to enforce that there isn’t just one thing that makes a girl stand out to us. The Admissions Team calls it a holistic process because we take everything into consideration when evaluating applications.”
Trinity Hall hosts various events for middle school girls, giving them the chance to learn about the school and the great opportunities it has to offer. The Open Houses, information sessions, shadow visits, and conversations between applicant and Trinity Hall students are the most important factors in convincing a girl to enroll. Girl-to-girl connection is so important to Trinity Hall’s community and is a crucial part of the admissions process as well. The Admissions Team not only focuses on the girls in eighth grade, but they also put an emphasis on including even younger girls in the process. Mrs. Retterer talks about how the Admissions Team wants Trinity Hall to be on young girls’ radars throughout middle school, which these organized events help them to accomplish.
Extending knowledge of the four core values and “Trinity Hall way” to middle school girls is a crucial part of the admissions process. Mrs. Retterer also stated, “At Trinity Hall, our brand is ‘all about the girl.’ Our main priority is ensuring that our girls receive the best education and experiences possible so that they can foster the values necessary to be successful once they graduate. Everything we do here is for girls and we try to make that as apparent as possible to the girls who get accepted so that they feel more encouraged to say yes!”