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Admission: Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid 
2008-2009 Tuition and Fees
Tuition for each academic year is set in early spring.
The Board of Trustees will set annual tuition for the 2009/2010 school year
in January. In recent years tuition increases have been in the range of
5% to 8%.
Tuition & Program Fees
Tuition Fee |
$
20,100.00 Annually |
Matriculation Fee |
$ 
700.00 One-time (for all new students only) |
Facility Fee
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$
1,800.00 Annually (grade
7 and above) |
Outdoor Education
|
$ 
560.00 Annually |
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Advanced
Intermediate
Beginner
|
$
3,550.00 Annually (applicable only if required, otherwise optional)
$ 4,550.00 Annually
(applicable only if required, otherwise optional)
$ 5,550.00 Annually
(applicable only if required, otherwise optional) |
After School Program (3x per week)
Regular
Intensive
|
$  4,400.00
Annually (applicable only if required, otherwise optional)
$  6,200.00
Annually (applicable only if required, otherwise optional) |
Road to Excellence Program
|
$
8,750.00 Annually (applicable only if required, otherwise optional)
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Upper School Academic Support
Level 1
Level 2
|
$ 9,550.00 Annually
(applicable only if required, otherwise optional)
$ 8,050.00 Annually
(applicable only if required, otherwise optional) |
Tuition Refund Insurance |
$

445.00 Annually (optional if tuition is paid in full by due date) |
* P.E. Uniforms for non-sports participants range from $20 - $50.
Financial Aid
It is our continuing goal that economic standing should not be a factor
in admission to Rolling Hills Prep School. We therefore encourage families
to apply for flexible tuition. Many families receive some form of tuition
adjustment. RHP follows the guidelines for tuition adjustment set forth
by the National Association of Independent Schools. Tuition adjustments
are made on the basis of need as determined by the School and Student
Service for Financial Aid (SSS) in Princeton, New Jersey. In addition
RHP asks families to fill out a more specific budget
worksheet. Deadline for flexible tuition application is March 31st.
We recommend that families interested in flexible tuition apply for admission
and flexible tuition as early as possible. We do have a limited pool of
money available for tuition assistance. As the admission season passes,
our ability to offer flexible tuition decreases.
In order to apply for flexible tuition, you may call us and request a
packet of information and forms. You may also begin the process by linking
to or downloading forms directly. There are two necessary forms:
- Fill out the Parents Financial Statement (PFS).
This form is a part of the School and Student Service for Financial
Aid (SSS). This organization works with the National Association of
Independent Schools (NAIS) to help member schools administer their financial
aid. This form can be obtained through RHP directly or can be started
online at https://sss.ets.org/.
- Complete the RHP Monthly Budget worksheet.
This form will come in our flexible tuition packet or is available here
as a PDF.
RHP Monthly Budget Worksheet. When complete, send this form directly
to RHP.
Flexible Tuition Award Process
The admission committee must accept the application for admission before
the flexible tuition award process takes place. The admission decision
is treated separately from the flexible tuition award process. This is
in accordance with the NAIS Principles of Good Practice (found at www.nais.org).
Once the results of the PFS and the RHP Monthly budget worksheet are
submitted, the file will be ready for the Flexible Tuition Committee.
If possible the admission decision and the enrollment contract containing
the flexible tuition award will be sent in the same packet. In most cases,
the admission acceptance letter is sent first and the enrollment contract
follows under separate cover. Please contact the admission staff if you
have any questions about your flexible tuition application status.
A non-profit organization, RHP admits students of any race, color, religious
affiliation, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges,
programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students.
We do not discriminate in our admission policies, tuition assistance programs,
or other school-administered programs.
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