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Tuition and Fees
Tuition and Fee Schedule 2011-2012
Tuition Rate
Standard Tuition Rate (non-parishioner) $9,900.00
Parish Member Tuition Rate for First Child $8,615.00
Sibling Discount of $600 for all siblings beyond the first child


Fee Schedule and Payment Due Dates
Fees Cost Due Dates
Incoming Freshman & Transfer Student Registration and Activity Fee $600 Due with registration
Annual Activity Fee $400 Due July 1, 2011
Annual Book Fee $400 Due July 1, 2011
Graduation Fee for Seniors $200 Due July 1, 2011
Annual Reenrollment Fee for Underclassmen  $200 Due May 7, 2012


Tuition Payment Options and Payment Due Dates
Option 1
Full payment of tuition and fees (excluding Reenrollment Fee)  Due July 1, 2011
Option 2
Payment of 50% tuition and 50% fees (excluding Reenrollment Fee) Due July 1, 2011
Payment of remaining balance of tuition and fees Due December 1, 2011
Option 3
Automatic monthly withdrawal payment of all tuition and all fees (excluding Reenrollment Fee) through FACTS Management Program Ten monthly payments
beginning in July, 2011 and ending in April, 2012


Fee Information & Refunds
Incoming freshmen and transfer students are required to pay the $200 registration fee and the $400 annual activity fee at the time of registration. The remaining fees are due as noted above. All fees are nonrefundable. Students who withdraw from school during the school year will be assessed a ten percent withdrawal fee on the remaining tuition due for that year. Requests for tuition reimbursement must be made in writing to the school’s president.

Financial Obligations
The satisfaction of all financial obligations to the school, including the payment of tuition and fees, constitutes a material condition for continued enrollment. The school may disallow students from taking quarterly, semester, or final examinations if the parents or legal guardians fail to meet any financial obligation to the school. In addition, the school may withhold the issuance of transcripts or any other student record and/or disallow participation in or access to school activities, and/or disenroll a student if any financial obligations are not met.


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