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Brophy College Preparatory is a private, Jesuit, Catholic, high school which is “…dedicated to students of all socio-economic backgrounds who have the potential and desire to maximize their God-given gifts.” (Brophy Mission Statement) Since Jesuit high schools were founded in the mid 1500’s, students of all religions, socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds have been served. This diversity is a hallmark of Jesuit education as it is exactly this diversity that provides a richer, more open educational classroom experience for all. The Brophy Financial Aid Program is committed to providing aid to all students with identified need. Several factors are taken into consideration, family income, number of dependents, health expenses, current family commitments to other private school education tuition, etc. Circumstances can vary from family to family. Based on those circumstances financial aid funding is awarded case by case to those who qualify with verified, identified need. Students are first admitted to Brophy based on their qualifications and only after admittance, do students apply for financial aid so from year to year it is difficult to specifically identify what Brophy’s students financial needs will be. TUITION
The annual tuition rate for the 2010-2011 school year is $12,500. Please remember there are other cost/fees involved in your son’s education, which for new students includes the cost of his tablet computer. The other costs due at registration such as books, locks, pictures, etc. will range from $100.00 to $300.00 for new students. The three tuition payment options are annual, semester and monthly. The first payment due date will depend on the payment plan you choose. A registration fee of $50.00 and a non-refundable deposit of $250.00 are required when you register. The deposit will be applied to the total tuition amount. If you have any questions concerning the tuition or payment schedules, or other financial arrangements, contact the Business Office, at (602) 264-5291, extension 6229. FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMBrophy’s financial aid is administered in a few different ways. The Direct Grants Program is a single monetary award applied directly against the total tuition amount. The Work Opportunity Grant Program, when awarded with the Direct Grants Program, can be fulfilled by working on campus or securing off campus employment. If a student does secure off campus employment, their salary will be matched dollar for dollar by Brophy to pay off the amount of the tuition grant awarded. Senior and Junior students are greatly encouraged to participate in this off campus employment program. Financial aid awards are also available to students who qualify by verified need for the laptop computer. FINANCIAL AID PROCESS
Returning Brophy students must reapply each year if the family continues to need assistance and this is the process.
*The Financial Aid review process will begin only after a student’s registration and enrollment is completed and the appropriate deposit and fees have been paid. To avoid any delays, it is requested that both the registration and the financial aid process are completed as soon as possible. Financial Aid Change in Circumstances Review Form The Financial Aid Committee utilizes the data entered into the FACTS Financial Aid System to determine eligibility for financial aid. If there is a significant change in family circumstances from the data entered into the FACTS system, families may inform the Brophy Financial Aid Committee by completing this form.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is FACTS? Who makes the financial aid grant decisions? What is the deadline for applying for financial aid for the 2010-2011 school year? If parents are separated or divorced, what is the financial aid application process? Are you able to tell a family if they will qualify for financial aid if they fall within a certain income range?
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