Holy Trinity College

As I get ready to graduate this June 13, 2025, I can proudly say that Holy Trinity College of General Santos City is now officially my alma mater. I spent four years here and honestly, those years were a mix of challenges, growth, fun, and moments I’ll never forget. HTC wasn’t just a school for me, it became like a second home. I came in as a nervous freshman, not really knowing what to expect, but I was welcomed by kind and supportive people. I met classmates who turned into friends, and some of those friends became like family. Those connections are one of the things I’ll always treasure the most. When it comes to academics, HTC gave us a solid foundation. Most of the teachers were really approachable and genuinely cared about how we were doing, not just in class but in life. Sure, there were struggles like deadlines and sleepless nights, but that’s all part of college life. I also got to join seminars, activities, and programs that helped me grow beyond the classroom, especially in teamwork, leadership, and communication. Now I won’t pretend it’s perfect. There are still things that could be improved, like some facilities and how certain processes work, but I’ve seen the school make changes and small improvements over time. They’re trying, and that matters. So if you’re thinking of enrolling here or if you’re an incoming freshman reading this, HTC is a place where you won’t just learn lessons from books, you’ll grow, find good people, and create memories that stick. It’s not a perfect school, but it has heart. And for me, that made all the difference.

What if instead of Holy Trinity College it was Evil Trinity College instead—and instead of holistic education and a safe place it was favouritism and just gives you depression. Wouldn't that be crazy?

So close to Fitmart and City Hall of General Santos City. Very accessible to tricycles and facing 7/11 convenient store. Just one corner of the crossroad.

your child is safe here , the guard is doing its job so well that you do not have to worry about your child when he or she is inside the campus

I graduated my secondary education from this school 6 years ago. As we all have during those years, I have many fond memories. As an evaluation of those years I've spent there, which can be different now, there are certain rules which are not properly explained such as the separation of non Catholic attendees of first Friday mass. I experienced a taste of injustice in my report card seeing a change in my attendance which is obviously during the incident. I was also criticised by my adviser. It was because of my mother's opposition of, not attending a requisite for all students to participate in the retreat for all graduating students. I'm not Catholic, and I'm friends to all religions. It's because our finances were tight and the retreat was expensive and impractical. Hopefully to this day, they have addressed situations like these and be more open by providing options to students who are not Catholic since the school is now an ISO certified institution. Giving a 4 star rating because of the best cheerleading squad. Best troublemaker group of classmates. Some great teachers. Lots of no class days.