Admission

Financial Aid

Families concerned with affording the full cost of attending St. Paul’s School are strongly encouraged to apply. We will work with you to ensure that what can seem like a confusing and difficult process is actually a simple step-by-step endeavor.

Fast Facts

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Families with an annual domestic household income up to $125,000 generally qualify for full financial aid towards tuition.
Families with an annual domestic household income up to $250,000 generally pay less than 10% of their income toward tuition per year.
Our financial aid packages meet full demonstrated need – no gaps between what we determine to be your need and our financial aid award.
We use only grants to meet financial need; there are no loans in our packages.
Tuition remains frozen at $62,000 for the 2021-22 school year.

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A Plan You Can Count On

We are committed to making St. Paul's School an affordable option for families. In the 2020-21 academic year alone, we awarded $12 million in financial aid to over 200 students.

Applying for Financial Aid

Here's what you need to know to apply:

Students seeking financial aid must apply at the time of application for admission.
A student who enrolls without a financial aid package can be eligible to apply for aid in future years only if they have experienced a significant change in circumstances.
Financial aid is not available for families with pre-existing needs that were not disclosed at the time of initial admission.
St. Paul’s will notify you of your admission and financial aid award at the same time. All of the required financial aid application materials must be submitted by the appropriate deadlines. We cannot guarantee that a qualified applicant will receive financial aid if the deadlines are not met.
If there are any special circumstances not addressed in your application that you would like us to consider, please send a letter addressed to Tim Caryl-Klika, Director of Enrollment Management and Financial Aid, with details. For your convenience, you may send the letter via email to tcarylklika@sps.edu.

2021-22 Cost of Attendance
Tuition, room and board	$62,000
Mandatory fees	$1,220
Estimated personal expenses	$2,640
Estimated total cost of attendance (not including travel)	$65,860

Financial Aid Statistics for 2021-22
Admitted students with demonstrated need met in full	100%
Number of students receiving financial aid	211
Percent of School receiving financial aid	39.4%
Total financial aid budget	$12,050,348
Average St. Paul's School grant (need-based)	$56,206

Next Steps

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Step One: Inquire

Please fill out the admission online inquiry form. Once completed, a packet of additional information about St. Paul’s School will be sent to you.
Step Two: Apply (November 1 to January 15)
Starting on November 1, you may begin your application at sssandtadsfa.force.com. For international students, go to www.solutionsbysss.com/parents/apply/international-applicants. Click on the prompt to begin your Parents’ Financial Statement (PFS). You will be given a username and password that will allow you to return to your PFS at a later date before submitting it. Your information will be secure. St. Paul's School code is 6886.

After submitting the PFS, you will be given instructions about submitting additional documentation. Please upload copies of the following documents to SSS:
- IRS Form 1040 for 2020
- All IRS Schedules for 2020 (if applicable)
- W-2 and/or 1099 forms for 2020
- Corporate returns and/or K-1s for 2020 (if applicable)
- NON-U.S. RESIDENTS must provide official Income/Asset Verification Forms for 2020 such as foreign tax returns or wage statements
If you are unable to apply online, please contact our office.

St. Paul’s will notify you of your admission and financial aid award at the same time. All of the required financial aid application materials must be submitted by the appropriate deadlines.

A student who enrolls without a financial aid package can be eligible to apply for aid in future years only if they have experienced a significant change in circumstances. Financial aid is not available for families with pre-existing needs that were not disclosed at the time of initial admission.