1. Tuition is $8450 for the school year-payable by one of three options.
2. A comprehensive fee of $250 is charged to all students. An itemization of this fee is included below.
3. A discount of $200 is available for paying by cash or check or Ea$y Pay (see #14).
4. There is an additional $100 discount for paying the entire amount in advance (both tuition and fee).
5. Seniors are charged a one-time Senior Fee of $175 to cover the cost of Baccalaureate and Graduation. This fee will be posted on the opening tuition statement.
6. For a second son in the same family, the tuition is $7950; a third son's tuition is $7,450. The same discounts for cash or check payments as well as for a single payment of these amounts are applicable.
7. In cases where students are receiving academic scholarships and/or grants-in-aid, the "single payment discount" will not be allowed for paying the entire balance in advance; however, cash or check payment discounts will apply.
8. If there is a balance due, a complete statement will be mailed to each family at the beginning of each month.
9. The State of Ohio provides most textbooks. Some textbooks, workbooks, paperbacks, and religion textbooks must be purchased and will be available, cash and carry, when your son reports on Registration Day in August.
10. For those who fail to meet their tuition payment obligation on time, a 1.5% per month finance charge (18% APR) will be levied on the outstanding balance.
11. Deliquent tuition, regardless of amount, results in college applications and transcript requests not being processed.
12. A student may begin a new school year only if his account is current, with no outstanding tuition from the previous year. He will not be allowed to begin a new quarter if his tuition is in arrears by more than one quarter's total.
13. In cases of withdrawal: The quarterly option (Plan B) will be used. Any refund will be calculated on a per diem basis with no refund after the fifteenth (15^th) school day of a quarter.
14. A student whose tuition is in arrears at the time of graduation will not be permitted to participate in any of the graduation ceremonies.
15. A new student who has or had a brother attending St. Francis will be allowed to register only if his brother's account is current.

Payments may be made by cash, check, or debit/credit card including DISCOVER, VISA, MASTERCARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS.

Payments for tuition and fees made by having a savings or checking account debited (Ea$y Pay) on the last day of the month where there is a balance.  There is no added cost for this service.

Note: In cases where students have been awarded scholarships and/or brother reductions: the tuition account will be credited quarterly. e.g. If a student is awarded a $1000 scholarship, $250 will be credited each quarter; or, if a student receives a $500 brother's reduction, $125 will be credited each quarter; etc.

In cases where students are receiving financial assistance with a work requirement: these grants will be deducted only after the work has been completed in accordance with the work contract.

Payment Plans

Plan A

One-time Full Payment

Plan B

Four Payments

Plan C

Ten Payments

Items Covered by the Comprehensive Student Fee

• Athletic Events (Admission to all Home Contests)
• Computer Science (WWW Access, E-Mail, Printing, etc.)
• Cultural Assemblies
• Diocesan Tax
• Duplicated & Printed Materials
• Guidance and Testing
• I.D. Card
• Library (Books, Periodicals, Subcription Services)
• Media and Audio/Visual Materials
• Newspaper
• Retreats (Freshman and Sophomore)
• Scheduling & Grade Reporting
• Science Lab Fees
• Speakers
• Yearbook