TRINE UNIVERSITY

Programs

1. All other revenue and expenses relate to other educational instructions in science, business administration, teaching education, communications, and social sciences.

   $127,061,751 spentof which $50,557,345 as grants$104,959,079 earned by the program
   84% of program spending

2. The allen school of engineering and computing served 883 students in the 2025/2026 academic year. The school's mission is to promote the application of science and technology by preparing graduates for the practice of engineering, engineering technology, and computing at the professional level. To attain its vision, the school focuses on producing engineers, computer scientists, and technologists who have a broad education; see themselves as global citizens; have the potential for leadership in business and public service; and have a strong ethical foundation. The school offers bachelor of science in engineering degrees in biomedical, chemical, civil, computer, electrical, mechanical, robotics, plus bachelor's degrees in computer information technology, computer science, cybersecurity, design engineering technology, and extended reality. Students can minor in aeronautical, biomechanical, bioprocess, energy, environmental, metallurgical, plastics, software, and structural engineering, as well as in cybersecurity, data science, game design & esports, and robotics. (expenses $ 6,468,178 including grants of $) see schedule o

   $11,008,468 spent$63,979,197 earned by the program
   7% of program spending

3. The mission of the college of graduate and professional studies (cgps) at Trine University is to focus on continuous improvement while providing a diverse population of learners a high-quality education, where they will receive personalized support, preparing them to succeed in the organizations and communities they lead and serve. In the 2026 fiscal year, cgps served over 11,000 students, including international and domestic degree-seeking students, consortium students, as well as traditional and dual enrollment students in online classes. Cgps offers a comprehensive selection of certificate and undergraduate programs in disciplines such as business administration, criminal justice, cybersecurity, psychology, engineering, technology, healthcare, leadership, and general studies. Additionally, cgps provides various master's degrees in business administration, business analytics, engineering management, artificial intelligence, information studies, and leadership. For those aspiring to further their academic pursuits, cgps also offers a doctoral program in information technology and a doctor of business administration. (expenses $ 6,468,178 including grants of $) see schedule o

   $6,784,019 spentof which $120,402 as grants$24,715,766 earned by the program
   4% of program spending

4. 1369 students signed an athletic participation form in the trine athletic department in fiscal year 2026. The male and female population chose from 36 teams. The staff included 28 head coaches, athletic trainers, 2 sports information directors, 1 athletic director, 4 assistant athletic directors, 1 administrative assistant, and 69 assistants. The goal for the athletic department is to meet or exceed those set forth by the national collegiate athletic association division iii and the michigan intercollegiate athletic conference. The mission of this department is to provide individuals with a successful program of study along with the enjoyment of college athletics, leading to a successful post-graduation life. The athletic department is committed to providing year-round guidance, activities, and services to its athletes and the community. Facilities are available and in constant use by the school population and the surrounding community. Short-term and long-term goals focus on providing all individuals with programs and appropriate support to enhance their potential for individual success.

   $6,468,178 spent
   4% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2026 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $151,322,416.