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    Tuition Assistance Information
    School Year 2007-2008
     
    Tuition for the 2007-2008 school year is $9,950; this includes the $275 technology fee and the $175 activity fee. Tuition assistance is available to you. Our tuition assistance program provides financial assistance to many students who would otherwise be unable to attend. Although our funds are limited, we attempt to assist as many students as possible. To help us determine financial need, we use the Private School Aid Services (PSAS) application. PSAS is an organization that analyzes a family’s finances to assist schools in making financial aid decisions.
     
     
    Scholarships

    Ursuline Academy awards the following academic scholarships to incoming freshmen based on the High School Placement Test results.
    • One $8,000 scholarship,  4-year renewable 
    • One $6,000 scholarship,  4-year renewable 
    • One $4,000 scholarship,  4-year renewable 
    • Ten $3,000 scholarships, 4-year renewable
    • Ten $2,000 scholarships, 4-year renewable 
    • Five $4,000 FISC scholarships, 4-year renewable 
    • Fifteen $1,500 scholarships from The Marge & Charles J. Schott Foundation, non-renewable
    The entrance test is administered on Saturday, November 17, 2007.
     
    Grants

    The Ursuline Academy Board of Trustees has established a Grant Program to help ease the financial burden for some families.  Grants are based solely on financial need. Families must complete the PSAS application to be eligible.
     
     
    Work-Study

    Ursuline Academy sponsors a Work-Study Program. The Work-Study Program provides assignments in a lab, art studio, library, school office or school department. Students are paid minimum wage.  Their earnings are accumulated and deducted from their tuition balance each month. Call the school office to request information about the Work-Study Program.
     
     
    Minority Student Aid

    The Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati (FISC) and The Queen City Foundation provide financial aid for African-American students.
     
     
    Appying for Assistance

    To apply for tuition assistance, please call the school office (791-5791) to request a Private School Aid Services (PSAS) application.
     
    *If you receive tuition assistance for 2007-2008, you must reapply for tuition assistance for the 2008-2009 school year.
     
    DEADLINE for applying for tuition assistance: DECEMBER 1, 2007

     

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