| G4/Y5 | G5/Y6 | G6/Y7 | G7/Y8 | G8/Y9 | G9/Y10 | G10/Y11 | G11/Y12 | G12/Y13 |
| 47,468 | 47,468 | 47,468 | 47,468 | 47,468 | 47,468 | 47,468 | 47,468 | 47,468 |
Students are admitted to St. Albans based on their achievements, their character, and their potential to enhance our community and thrive at our school.
Every boy from every walk of life brings unique gifts and talents to St. Albans. Because this breadth enriches everyone’s educational experience, the school has, since its founding, made financial aid a priority.
St. Albans believes that a family’s financial situation should not prevent any student from attending. To assure this, we maintain a need-blind admissions policy: each boy is assessed solely on his merits—without consideration of his family’s economic resources. We also maintain a robust financial aid program, which allows us to meet the full demonstrated need of every admitted student. Our financial aid awards meet the difference between tuition and what a family can afford to contribute.
In recent years, families with household incomes ranging from $25,000 to more than $200,000 have been eligible for financial aid. For last year, the school granted more than $4,700,000 in scholarships with 25 percent of the student body receiving that aid. Grants, based on family’s income and assets, range from 5 percent to 99 percent of tuition; the average grant for the current year accounted for approximately 70 percent of the tuition costs.
Central to our mission as an Episcopalian school is a belief that our education is enhanced by the diversity of our school. Our robust financial aid budget—in the top 10 percent nationwide for independent day schools—allows St. Albans to create a dynamic, socio-economically diverse community.
If you have questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office at 202-537-6440.
New students also pay a one-time, non-refundable registration fee of $1,850 in addition to stated tuition.
Enrollment at St. Albans School may be cancelled by written notice only, up to June 3. After June 3, the parents are responsible for the full year's tuition except as provided under the Elective Tuition Refund Insurance Plan.
*This fee may be reduced or waived for applicants who will require substantial financial assistance.
In the Upper School, curriculum fees may be charged based on class selection:
Election Tuition Refund Insurance*Elective tuition refund insurance is made available to parents and provides a percentage refund for medical absence, withdrawal, or dismissal. The insurance is optional, but parents are reminded that the school itself will make no refund for absence, withdrawal, dismissal, or transfer of family.
Group Accident Insurance*: $38
*Insurance charges are payable with initial billing.
Special course fees, testing fees, school publications, and field trips are billed to parents. All other charges are due and payable when bills are rendered. If bills are not paid, charge privileges will be suspended.
Families must submit an online application and completed and signed 1040 and W-2s to Tuition Aid Data Services (TADS) at www.tads.com.
Families must submit completed and signed 1040,W-2s, and most recent pay stubs or other documentation about estimated income to TADS through their website, fax, or mail.
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