Financial Aid FAQ

St. Andrew's financial aid awards meet 100% of a family's demonstrated need, as determined by both the information on your application and its review by St. Andrew's Financial Aid Committee. We do not offer merit scholarships beyond demonstrated need.

Yes, each year a family must reapply for financial aid for the following academic year. Unless their financial situation changes dramatically, a family can expect only a modest increase in tuition each year.

Financial aid documentation is held in strict confidence. Our financial aid committee reviews each application and, on occasion, may consult with the head of school.

Absolutely not. The notion of a division between “scholarship” students and a “full pay” students is foreign to the culture of St. Andrew’s.

Due to the differences in currency, tax structures, and economic systems, the school’s policy is generally not to offer financial aid to international students. Limited financial aid is awarded to international students in special circumstances.

Yes, we base our awards on the most recent two years of tax returns. Please use your best estimates for the current year on your financial aid application. We will verify based on actual returns after the tax deadline.