The Totino-Grace community recognizes the commitment and sacrifice students and families make to receive a Catholic education, and we realize the value in having an economically diverse student population. Therefore, our goal is to help our students and families meet the cost of a great education.
Providing need-based tuition assistance and non-athletic scholarships is a priority at Totino-Grace. All TG families are expected to financially contribute toward the education of their student at some level. Totino-Grace strives to help families bridge the gap between what they can afford to pay and tuition in a number of ways.
As part of our Lasallian Mission, Totino-Grace awards more than $1,600,000 in tuition assistance to help students and families seeking a TG education. Currently, over 40 percent of the student body receives tuition assistance.
Please contact Emily Sharockman, Director of Enrollment & Tuition Assistance at 763-586-6323 or emily.sharockman@totinograce.org with questions about tuition and affordability. If you are an international student, please reach out to Shanna Peterson with questions on international student financial aid and scholarships.
Tuition
The Totino-Grace Board of Directors has set tuition for the next school year at $15,980 (same as last year due to our tuition freeze). In addition, there is a non-refundable annual re-enrollment fee of $300 and an annual technology fee of $400. For boarding students, room and board is $19,450 ($14,325 for 5-day boarding).
Included in the annual tuition charge are the following:
The annual technology fee covers the following:
The annual re-enrollment fee helps the school cover the cost of the annual scheduling and registration process and associated software. Because staffing decisions are made based on registration numbers, the re-enrollment fee is non-refundable and is due by February 1.
Seniors will be issued a $100 graduation fee.
These co-curricular activities require a participant activity fee.
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