Kindergarten - Grade 1
$21,000
Grades 2-5
$24,000
Tuition & Fees
Chase Collegiate’s commitment to a rolling admission process is supported by a strong financial aid program. Qualified, motivated students are encouraged to apply to Chase Collegiate at any level of financial need.
During the 2019-20 school year, approximately 49% of students received some level of tuition assistance.
2019-2020 Tuition
Pre-Kindergarten: 3-year olds
- 3 Mornings (8am - 12pm), Tuesday - Thursday only: $7,000
- 3 Full Days (8am - 3:10pm): $10,800
- 5 Mornings (8am - 12pm): $11,000
- 5 Full Days (8am - 3:10pm): $18,000
Pre-Kindergarten: 4-year olds
- 5 Mornings (8am - 12pm): $11,000
- 5 Full Days (8am - 3:10pm): $18,000
Grades 6 - 8
$27,000
Grades 9 - 12
$30,000
Scholarships
Chase is able to offer generous scholarships and grants to student scholars who are able to show demonstrated success in academics and one of the following areas: leadership, artistic (performing or visual), or athletic ability.
Financial Aid
The Financial Aid program* at Chase Collegiate is need-based. When the family of an accepted student demonstrates financial need, the School makes every effort to help offset the cost of a Chase Collegiate education according to that family's particular need. Aid decisions are guided by financial data submitted to School and Student Services by Community Brands and by review of the application data by Chase Collegiate’s Financial Aid Committee.
Assistance is awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need, and it is available to students in Kindergarten through Grade 12. Once a financial aid commitment is made to a family, continuing assistance can be anticipated as long as financial need continues to be demonstrated.
Apply for Financial Aid
Assistance* ranges from a few hundred dollars to a significant percentage of need, and financial aid is based on financial information filed with School and Student Services by NAIS (SSS). Financial assistance reduces a family's obligation to the School and does not need to be repaid. Some families use a multi-generational approach to meeting the demands of tuition, with grandparents and other family members giving assistance.
All families applying for financial assistance must complete the Parents' Financial Statement (PFS). Our school code is 6718.
Tuition & Affordability
Chase believes that all qualified students should have access to unique educational courses and opportunities. Our Admissions Team recognizes that, while it is an important investment in your child's future, a Chase Collegiate education represents an expense that may be beyond some families' reach. That's why we are committed to ensuring that Chase is affordable for qualified students.
*Financial Assistance is based on the Report of Family Contribution (RFC) generated by SSS and meets a percentage of need as estimated in the RFC. We require the online filing of the PFS form for the quickest, most accurate completion of the financial aid application. Families are also encouraged to complete and file their tax returns as close to the February 1 financial assistance priority deadline. If you file the PFS using estimated figures, the School reserves the right to adjust your financial assistance grant upon receipt of tax returns as filed with the IRS.
All financial information is kept strictly confidential and we expect families receiving financial assistance to respect the confidentiality of the process. While the School assumes that parents have an obligation to finance their children's education to the extent they are able, we award over $1.5 million in financial assistance to the student population. The School is not able to meet the full, demonstrated need of any family, and asks every family to stretch beyond their perceived need.
All financial information is kept strictly confidential and we expect families receiving financial assistance to respect the confidentiality of the process. While the School assumes that parents have an obligation to finance their children's education to the extent they are able, we award over $1.5 million in financial assistance to the student population. The School is not able to meet the full, demonstrated need of any family, and asks every family to stretch beyond their perceived need.