Tuition & Financial Aid
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We understand that investing in a St. Andrew’s education is a significant commitment, and we’re here to help.
Families may apply for need-based financial aid or set up a payment plan to make tuition more manageable. While we can’t guarantee funding for every qualified applicant, we do our best to support families who demonstrate need.
St. Andrew’s partners with Clarity to review financial aid applications. Using the information you provide in the Parents’ Financial Statement, Clarity estimates what your family can contribute toward tuition. This estimate helps guide our decisions, along with our own school policies.
Please note: The financial aid process is separate from admissions. We review aid applications only after a student has been accepted and all required paperwork has been submitted.
2026-27 Annual Tuition
Have Questions?
If you have any questions or run into any issues with the form, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Assistant Head of School for Finance and Operations Michael Smith or Director of Enrollment Jaci Arnone.
Financial Aid Program Goal
Recognizing that families seeking a St. Andrew’s School education bear the primary responsibility to pay the tuition and additional costs, the goal of the financial aid program is to bridge the gap between family contribution and total cost of attendance. Financial aid is awarded on the basis of documented financial need of the family and the availability of funds. Because of the significant resources required to support our unique Learning Support Program, financial aid is typically not available to offset these additional fees.
Financial Aid decisions are prioritized in the following order:
- Current St. Andrew's School families who have received aid in the past, apply on time, and qualify for aid.
- New applicants who apply on time and qualify for aid.
- Current St. Andrew's School families who have not received aid in the past, apply on time, and qualify for aid.
- Current St. Andrew's School families who have received aid in the past, qualify for aid, but apply late.
- New applicants who qualify for aid but apply late.