Tuition & Financial Aid

2021-2022 Tuition

Class	Tuition	School Fees	Total Cost
Freshmen Tuition	$8,325	$1,600	$9,925
Sophomore Tuition	$8,325	$1,600	$9,925
Junior Tuition	$8,325	$1,600	$9,925
Senior Tuition	$8,325	$1,400	$9,725

The first billing of the new school year will occur in June 2021 through our tuition processing company, FACTS. There is an annual fee of $42 for a monthly payment plan, $10 for a semi-annual payment plan, and no charge if you make your payment in full for the year. If you sign up for and make payments automatically each month, a $120 discount will be applied to your account when your balance is fully paid.

Tuition Payment Schedule

2021-2022 Freshman-Sophomore-Juniors Tuition

2021-2022 Senior Tuition

2021-2022 Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior International Tuition

2021-2022 Senior International Tuition

FACTS Tuition Management

You will need to register for an account on the FACTS Tuition Management website in order to access your tuition account and apply for financial aid.

FACTS Website

FACTS Mailing Address

Facts Tuition Management

PO BOX 2597

Omaha, NE 68103

Please be sure to put your Customer # on your payment.

FACTS Parent Hotline

1 (866) 441-4637

Need-Based Assistance & Scholarships

The FACTS Financial Aid Application for the 2022-2023 school year will be processed by FACTS Tuition Management. The application will open on October 1, 2021.

Required Supporting Documentation: Applications submitted without documentation will not be processed.

Questions? Contact FACTS : 1 (866) 441-4637

Important Dates

Grant Aid 2022-2023

Open date: 10/1/2021

Close date: 9/30/2022

Application Fee: $30.00

Click here for more Grant and Aid Assessment Information

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External Grants & Scholarships

Northeast Grants

Below are the links to two separate financial aid grant application forms from the Norphans, a board of alumnus of Northeast Catholic High School whose mission is to assist children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren of Northeast Catholic alumni with the cost of Catholic school education in the Philadelphia and South Jersey area. Both online grants applications are available on the Norphans website.

Norphans Grant Application

The Norphans grant is awarded to financially needy students who are direct descendants of Northeast Catholic Alumni (child, grandchild, great-grandchild). These grants are one-time grants for the current school year.

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Corporal Jimmy O’Connor Scholarship

The Jimmy O’Connor grant is awarded to children or grandchildren of active or retired police officers in the Philadelphia region. These grants are for up to four years in the amount of $500 per year. These grants are named for Jimmy O’Connor, a Philadelphia Police Officer who was killed in the line of duty. Although Jimmy was a graduate of Northeast Catholic, there is no requirement that the Jimmy O’Connor grant recipient be a descendant of a Northeast Catholic alum. This scholarship is for up to four years.

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CEO America

Daniel Sweeney Memorial Scholarship

Daniel Sweeney was a lifelong resident of the Fox Chase section of Philadelphia. He attended Saint Cecilia’s grade school and Bishop McDevitt High School. In July, 2006, shortly after high school, he entered the Philadelphia Fire Department. On Easter Monday, April 9, 2012, Daniel and his company, Ladder 10, were battling a huge 5-alarm warehouse fire in Philadelphia’s Kensington section. While inside an adjacent furniture store a wall collapsed from the warehouse onto Daniel and his lieutenant, Robert Neary, killing them.

The scholarships are awarded each year to students who are, or will be attending a Philadelphia Archdiocesan High School. It is open to all students regardless of religion, race or ethnicity. The amount of scholarships awarded is based on the previous year’s fund raising activities and donations.

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Family Choice Scholarship

Go Forward Education Foundation, Inc.

Howley Scholarship

Howley Scholar Selection Criteria

An award for a Howley Scholarship to a student (a “Howley Scholar”) will be based on a combination of merit and need. Howley Scholars would be identified by high school administrators as “very likely to succeed in high school and have both the academic skills and personal character to persist and graduate from college.” The Howley Scholarship program will also have a strong preference for families who are not able to pay more than $1,000 - $1,500 annually.

Selection criteria to include:

• The criteria for academic excellence requires at least a cumulative 85 average utilizing the final grades of the 7th grade and the first trimester or equivalent of the 8th grade at the time of application.

• A final conduct average of 85 or above during the first trimester or equivalent of the 8th grade.

• Total Score-National Percentile (NP) of 70 on the Seventh Grade TerraNova test (or the equivalent) is required. Exceptions will be made, by mutual assessment, on a case-by-case basis.

• The recipient of a Howley Scholarship must have demonstrated financial need of at least $5,000. This financial need must be supported by the family’s application submitted to FACTS.

• Minimal absences and lateness.

• Extracurricular participation and community service participation will be considered favorably to a candidate’s selection.

Program Size and Scholarships Awarded

Individual awards are set at $3,200/year for the freshman entering in September 2021. Awards would be granted to incoming freshmen for 4 years if the performance criteria are met each year.

Scholarships will be awarded to students making application to the following schools:

• Bishop McDevitt High School (6 Awards)

• John W. Hallahan Catholic High School for Girls (6 Awards)

• Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls (6 Awards)

• Mercy Career & Technical High School (5 Awards)

• Roman Catholic High School (6 Awards)

• Ss. John Neumann and Maria Goretti High School (9 Awards)

• West Catholic Preparatory High School (9 Awards)

The primary objective is to provide Howley Scholarships to these schools to support high potential students whose families have very limited financial means. School fees for sports and other extra-curricular activities are not covered by a Howley Scholarship. Instead, these fees are paid for by the Howley Scholar’s family as an outward sign of personal commitment to the school and to meeting the expectations of the Howley Scholarship program.

Please visit https://aopcatholicschools.org/financial-aid/ under Merit Based Scholarships for high school students tab for more information.

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Josephine C. Connelly Achievement Award

The Josephine C. Connelly Achievement Award is a four-year tuition grant presented to 8^thgrade students currently attending Philadelphia parish or regional Catholic elementary schools who best demonstrate the value of a Catholic education by striving to achieve their full academic potential. The four-year grant covers 40% of the student’s tuition. An annual review by the high school president determines renewal of the Connelly Foundation’s yearly commitment to each student. To learn more about this program, please contact your grade school administrator(s).

Norphans Grant

FACTS Financial Aid Application Required! To be considered for the scholarship, you must fill out a FACTS Financial Aid application.

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Northeast Catholic Alumni Grants

The Northeast Catholic Alumni Memorial Fund provides grants to children or grandchildren of dues paying members of the Alumni Association. The grants are awarded to applicants who meet minimum academic and financial need requirements. The association awards five grants of $15,000 and five of $10,000.They are payable in equal semi-annual installments over four years providing the applicant meets minimum academic standards.

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Michael Kubiak and Sean Francis McCloskey Scholarship Fund

Monsignor John T. Mitchell Trust Scholarship

The Monsignor John T. Mitchell Memorial Scholarship Fund supports Catholic African American students with exceptional academic ability who are in need of financial assistance. Scholarship(s) are awarded annually based upon the determination of the selection committee.

For this scholarship, students must be:

Catholic and African American
in good academic standing with at least a cumulative B average at the time of the scholarship award
eligible for financial assistance as determined by a completed FACTS Grant and Aid application (online)
committed to serving his/her community
interested in or currently attending an AOPS high school

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Montgomery Scholarship Application 2020

The Shane Montgomery Scholarship Fund was established to support students of Roman Catholic High School in achieving a quality education by offering financial assistance. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and be active in the Roman community. Specifically, scholarships will be awarded to students who have experienced an event which has strongly impacted their life and may have impeded on the applicant’s ability to meet their financial obligations.

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Sean P. Miller Scholarship Fund

The purpose of the Sean P. Miller Scholarship is to provide scholarships to students who display the character and spirit that embodies the teachings of the Catholic Education. This scholarship is in memory of Sean P. Miler who graduated from Northeast Catholic High School Class of 1998. The applicant must be a student attending Catholic High School and displays the character and spirit needed to succeed in a Catholic High School. To apply, please click the link below.

http://seanpmillerscholarship.org/about/

St. Thomas More Alumni Scholarship

Questions? Contact the Office of Finance

Cara Santiago

Financial Aid Counselor

School: 215-627-1270 ext. 106