Education Dept. Renews Unchanged TRIO Training Application Form
Published Date: 6/10/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department wants to keep using the same application form for the TRIO Training Program, which helps students from disadvantaged backgrounds. This means no new paperwork or changes, just a smooth continuation. If you’re involved with TRIO programs, get ready to keep submitting your info as usual—no extra costs or surprises coming!
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