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Annual tuition for the 2022-23 academic year is $34,330 ($37,450 for engineering). Room and standard meal plan (19 meals per week) for the academic year costs $10,620 for an air-conditioned residence.

Trine University awarded more than $41 million in institutional financial aid during the 2020-21 school year, with the average student receiving $35,809 in aid. 98% of Trine students receive some form of institutional financial aid.

Trine University's 450-acre Angola campus is in the heart of northeast Indiana's scenic lake resort region. Just a 45-minute drive from Indiana's second-largest city, Trine offers the safety and ease of a small-town environment with an easy drive via the interstate to Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.

The university includes the Rick L. and Vicki L. James University Center, which houses a recently expanded dining hall, campus bookstore, theater, mail services, Trine Broadcasting Network studios and the LINK academic resource center. The Keith Busse/Steel Dynamics Inc. Athletic and Recreation Center (ARC) contains a 200-meter indoor track, indoor tennis courts and training and practice facilities for other sports. The Fred Zollner Athletic Stadium serves football, lacrosse and soccer programs. The stadium welcomes record numbers of fans to athletic events throughout the year. Fawick Hall of Engineering is home to the university's chemical and bioprocess, civil and environmental, electrical and computer, mechanical and aerospace engineering departments, as well as the engineering technology department. The 40,000-square-foot Steel Dynamics Inc. Center for Engineering and Computing opens in Fall 2022, including state-of-the-art technology, flexible labs and classrooms, an active learning lab with a maker space to foster creativity, and bright, open spaces for collaboration and conversation, including a new gathering point and cafe available to the entire campus. The new area is intended to become a focal point at the center of campus and a showcase for student work. The Jim and Joan Bock Center for Innovation and Biomedical Engineering houses state-of-the-art laboratories to support business and engineering, and is the home of Trine innovation 1, which provides experiential learning opportunities for students that support area businesses. Trine students use sophisticated equipment such as a scanning electron microscope, rapid prototyping machines, plasma cutters, Instron Mechanical Testing and Vicon Motion System in their laboratories and design projects. Computer labs are outfitted with state-of-the-art software. The Best Hall of Science, with a 26,000-square-foot expansion that opened in 2017, contains classrooms, science laboratories, the department of criminal justice, psychology and social sciences, and the Rinker-Ross School of Health Sciences. The expansion added a mobility rehabilitation laboratory, an organic chemistry laboratory, a microbiology laboratory and a sports performance laboratory, among others. Ford Hall, home of the Ketner School of Business, reopened in fall 2015 after a thorough renovation that brings a technology-rich learning environment and a design that models the corporate world. The T. Furth Center for Performing Arts, opened in May 2014, preserves a historic landmark church while providing classrooms for choral and instrumental music and a concert hall for world-class music productions.

Many Trine students live in newer apartment-style residences such as Reiners and Stadium halls and the new Fabiani Hall which combine the independence of an apartment and the social atmosphere of a dorm. Trine also offers townhouse-style villas and traditional dormitories.

The Thunder Ice Arena opened in fall 2017 and is the home for Trine University's men's and women's hockey teams as well as community programs and open skating. The MTI Center opened in 2018 and includes a 3,000-seat arena with three basketball courts as well as an esports arena, six-lane bowling alley, fitness center, banquet room, outdoor patio, offices and training room. The MTI Center also incorporates the clubhouse and golf pro shop for the Zollner Golf Course, ranked the sixth-best collegiate course in the nation.

With more than 100 lakes, the area offers fishing, camping, skiing, boating and other recreational pursuits. Pokagon State Park is five miles from campus.