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EnglishHow Trinity Christian College Handles Financial Aid Questions During Its Closure
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Trinity Christian College points students and families to a dedicated Financial Aid Information page for questions about financial aid during the closure. According to the college's website, the Board of Trustees announced on November 4, 2025 that academic operations will cease at the end of the 2025–2026 academic year, and the site directs visitors to a set of links for "more information, support, and resources" — one of which is specifically labeled Financial Aid Information.
What the closure announcement says
The homepage notice states two key facts:
- The Board of Trustees announced the closure on November 4, 2025.
- Academic operations will cease at the end of the 2025–2026 academic year.
Alongside that announcement, the site lists four resource links:
| Link | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Academic Records | Transcripts and related records |
| Teach-out Information | How students can complete or transfer academic programs |
| Financial Aid Information | Aid-related questions and support |
| Frequently Asked Questions | General closure questions |
Where financial aid questions are directed
The site's own instruction is to "select one of the links below to access more information, support, and resources." For financial aid specifically, that means the Financial Aid Information link is the official starting point the college provides.
This matters because financial aid during a closure can involve several distinct issues — disbursed aid, pending applications, loan servicing, and transfer-related aid at a new school. The college has chosen to route all of these through one page rather than answering them in the homepage notice itself.
What the page does not say
The available site information does not state:
- Whether or how refunds are handled
- Whether federal or private loans are discharged, canceled, or transferred
- Any deadlines for financial aid actions
- Contact names, phone numbers, or office hours for the financial aid office
Because these details are not on the page, treat any specific claim about refunds, loan forgiveness, or deadlines as unverified until it appears on the Financial Aid Information page or comes directly from the college or a loan servicer.
Practical steps for students with aid questions
- Start with the Financial Aid Information link on the trnty.edu homepage notice. That is the college's designated resource.
- Check the Teach-out Information link as well if your question involves completing your program elsewhere — aid often follows a teach-out or transfer plan.
- Check the FAQ link for questions that overlap between aid and general closure logistics.
- Contact your loan servicer directly for questions about federal loans, since servicers — not the college — manage repayment, deferment, and discharge decisions.
- Keep records of aid award letters, disbursement statements, and any correspondence, since you may need them when transferring or when working with a servicer.
Bottom line
Trinity Christian College's official answer to financial aid questions during its closure is to direct people to its Financial Aid Information page, one of four resource links published with the November 4, 2025 closure announcement. The site confirms the closure and the end-of-2025–2026 timeline but does not itself detail refund, loan, or deadline policies — so those specifics should be confirmed through that page, the college, or your loan servicer rather than assumed.