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Prospective students can now be admitted based on their high school GPA without the need for an entrance exam.
Troy University has waived its standardized college entrance exam requirement and extended its scholarship deadline for the 2021 admissions cycle.
“COVID-19 has caused numerous testing sites to either cancel or reschedule entrance exams and students are having difficulty registering for and taking college entrance exams,” said Tiffani Stephens Schmidt, Director of Enrollment Services. “Our test-optional…
Over a five-year period, the three U.S. Department of Education grants will provide full tuition and stipends for 100 master's level students.
U.S. Department of Education grants, totaling $3 million, will help Troy University’s College of Education train future rehabilitation counselors for state vocational rehabilitation agencies in Alabama, Florida and Georgia.
The three Rehabilitation Counseling Education Program grants, each totaling $1 million, will focus on training rehabilitation counselors for public service, as well as counselors to…
TROY student Justin Thomas of Hoover did his part to spread the word about the importance of TROY Giving Day.
Troy University’s third annual TROY Giving Day proved to be a tremendous success, with 330 gifts bringing in $203,845 in the 24-hour period on Oct. 8.
Gifts made during Giving Day came from 24 states and Germany and donors were able to designate how their donations would be used such as to help with facilities,…
Conceptual image of the planned plaza.
Troy University is currently raising money to honor some of its most impactful student organizations.
TROY plans to honor its nine National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) groups with the NPHC Plaza, an outdoor area featuring plots and a Circle of Honor representing each organization.
NPHC is the governing body of the nine largest historically African American…
