Trinity College Dublin - TCD (reviews)

Trinity offers a unique university experience to students. Firstly, as the most international university in Ireland, students interact and work with colleagues and friends from all around the globe. Furthermore, smaller sized courses and class rooms leaves the transitions from secondary school learning to university more manageable

My opinion of TCD was that it was a very brilliant encounter and I enjoyed the company of meeting new people and gaining a valuable experience, the people all round were great and I would recommend it to any leaving cert students as there is a great variety of subjects and courses.

There are a lot of facilities on the campus, from sports fields to libraries, and it is very big. The personnel is helpful and pleasant, and the buildings are contemporary and well-kept. Additionally, there are lots of organizations and organisations that you may join, making it simple to make friends and get engaged on campus.

Trinity College has a diverse and lively community that is home to numerous club and societies catering to wide range of interests. The college also has a student union, which organises various events and advocates for student issues.
One of the hallmarks of TCD community is its inclusivity. It is a welcoming environment where students from all backgrounds can feel at home. There are many opportunities to get involved and make new friends, whether through clubs and societies, or the other avenues such as volunteering or community service.
Being part of this lively community can also be a valuable learning experience. It can help students develop skills such as leadership, communication and teamwork and also helps expose them to different cultures and perspectives, which can broaden their horizons and enrich their education.

I want to share my experience with the Trinity Access Program. This program aims to provide an opportunity for students who come from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds to attend Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. I was one of the lucky recipients of this opportunity.

The program provided me with a range of support services such as academic mentoring, financial assistance, and pastoral care. The academic mentoring helped me to adjust to the academic rigors of college life. The financial assistance helped me to cover the costs of my education. The pastoral care helped me to manage the emotional and mental challenges that come with being a college student.

The program also encouraged me to get involved in extracurricular activities. I joined several societies and clubs, which helped me to develop my leadership and communication skills. I also took advantage of the study abroad opportunities, which allowed me to travel and learn about different cultures.

Overall, the Trinity Access Program was a life-changing experience for me. It provided me with the tools and resources I needed to succeed in college and beyond. I am grateful for the opportunity and would recommend it to any student who is eligible.

Trinity College Dublin is a really good university and the best one in Ireland, which is constantly spoken about, and is recognised internationally. However, too much focus seems to be placed on tourism and the admin can be quite slow. They are getting better, to be fair. Law at Trinity is very academic and students tend to be steered down the path of corporate law, which is evident from any career fair you go to by TCD Law Soc. There needs to be more information provided about other career pathways. The campus is beautiful but the lack of colour can get a bit boring after a few years. There is many societies which makes it easier to make friends but if you are not from South Dublin, it can be harder. Luckily, it is a big enough campus so you will likely meet people who share similar interests as yourself.

I am currently studying in Trinity College Dublin, the campus has a rich history. The lectures are knowledgeable and passionate for their subjects and the courses offered diverse and intellectually stimulating.

One of the highlights at Trinity is being involved in extracurricular activities. There are over 100 students societies to choose from, ranging sports teams to academic societies to cultural groups. I joined the debate society and found it a great way to meet new people and develop my public speaking skills.

The location of Trinity is also a huge plus and is located in the heart of Dublin, which is a vibrant and exciting city with a cultural heritage with countless museums, galleries and historical sites to explore, as well as a thriving nightlife scene.

Overall, my experience at Trinity College Dublin is unbelievable and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for top-level education in Ireland and dynamic city.

I like the college, it give you the opportunity to network and meet new people, as well as that it’s great cause by just going Trinity it opens a lot of door for you especially once you graduate. But I do think they need to be more mindful when it comes to students, there is a lot of pressure put on them and things the college don’t take into consideration when it comes to the students so that needs to change