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Tuition Policies & Financial Assistance
Payment Plans | Tuition Discounts | Tuition Assistance Grants | Work-Study Program | Application Procedure | Student Loans
At Servite our goal is to provide your son with the best education available while trying to keep the cost of tuition down. Unlike other private schools, the cost to attend Servite is all inclusive. When you enroll your son(s) at Servite, you enter into a financial contract with the school. Servite bases its cash flow upon your prompt payment of tuition bills. The policies described herein apply to all families.
Annual Cost to Attend: $9,800 (Catholic Students)
$10,600(Non-Catholic Students)
A deposit of $350.00 from all accepted incoming freshman students is due by March 30th in order to reserve their place. If the down payment is not received by the 30th, the student's place will be given to a student currently on the waiting list. A deposit of $350.00 from all transfer and returning students is due by April 15th. $9,800 (Catholic Students) $10,600(Non-Catholic Students)The annual cost to attend includes a student ID card/pay card, activity sticker, yearbook, student newspaper, locker, report cards, literary magazine, student activity insurance, lab use, athletic player fees, drug testing, standardized testing, equipment fees, guidance and counseling, sport letters, school calendars, $10 deposit to Class Grad Night Fund, $25 deposit to Kairos.
Freshmen Orientation Fee $100.00
This nonrefundable fee applies only to incoming freshman students. Payment is due by May 15, 2008. $100.00Graduation Fee $450.00
This non-refundable fee applies only to senior students and includes: Senior Breakfast at Disneyland and admission, Senior Memories Day, Grad Night (remaining balance), graduation ceremony, caps & gowns, programs, diplomas and covers, luncheon for the graduate and guests. Payment is due by May 15, 2008. $450.00Computer Fee $750.00
Sophomores and Juniors Only) This fee includes use of a new Lenovo Tablet Computer, software, on-line books and applicable curriculum. This fee may be paid up front or financed monthly through FACTS.
Text Books $450.00 (Approx)
Sophomores and Juniors Only) This fee includes use of a new Lenovo Tablet Computer, software, on-line books and applicable curriculum. This fee may be paid up front or financed monthly through FACTS.
Text Books $450.00 (Approx)Parking Permit
Parking at Servite High School is restricted to Juniors and Seniors during school hours. Students that wish to park in the parking lot must obtain a parking permit from the business office. To get your Parking Permit, obtain a Parking Permit Application and Agreement form, complete it and bring it back to the business office along with the following documents:
- $25.00 Parking Permit Fee,
- Current and Valid California Driver's License,
- Current Registration and
- Current Proof of Insurance
Delinquent accounts will be charged a late fee of $25.00 per month until all charges are paid in full.
Non-Payment
If your account is unpaid at the beginning of, or at the end of the previous semester and no payment plan has been established, your son may be denied admission to school or barred from participating in sports or school activities until the account is brought current and all monies owed are paid in full.
Quarter and/or semester grade reports may be withheld until tuition and fees are brought current. Accounts showing continued delinquency or nonpayment may be turned over to a collection agency or small claims court. Any senior whose account is delinquent will not be allowed to attend or participate in Prom, Graduation ceremonies or Grad Night. No diploma will be given to students with outstanding tuition balances. Permission to attend or participate in graduation will require full payment of the delinquent account using cash, cashier's check or money order.
Quarter and/or semester grade reports may be withheld until tuition and fees are brought current. Accounts showing continued delinquency or nonpayment may be turned over to a collection agency or small claims court. Any senior whose account is delinquent will not be allowed to attend or participate in Prom, Graduation ceremonies or Grad Night. No diploma will be given to students with outstanding tuition balances. Permission to attend or participate in graduation will require full payment of the delinquent account using cash, cashier's check or money order.
Tuition Refund Policy
The financial obligation of full tuition is incurred at the time of enrollment each semester. Even if a student has been granted the privilege of an alternate payment plan, the obligation of tuition is not affected or pro-rated. The refund policy outlined below applies to the balance due on all accounts, even for families using the monthly payment plan.
There will be no refund of Tuition or Fees given after July1. If your son leaves the school before the end of the school year you are still obligated to pay the remaining balance.
All families paying their commitment monthly through FACTS will be signed up on the Tuition Refund Plan. This insurance will protect you in the event your son cannot finish the school year. This plan is optional for families Pre-paying the full tuition.
All families paying their commitment monthly through FACTS will be signed up on the Tuition Refund Plan. This insurance will protect you in the event your son cannot finish the school year. This plan is optional for families Pre-paying the full tuition.
At the time of registration, each family signs a written promise to support the Fall and Spring fundraisers of the school. If the quota is reached, the fee will not be charged. If the student sells less than his quota, the fee will be pro-rated. Families who do not wish to participate in school fundraising may send tuition supplement of $300 with a written request to be exempted from personal and class quota.
Fund raising is a means of reducing the tuition obligation for our families. The school depends upon this income. Families who do not meet their obligation in this area will be charged as follows:
Magazine Drive Fee $150.00 Max
Each student meets his commitment by selling at least $150 in Fall Magazine Drive orders. $150.00 MaxSweepstakes Fee $150.00 Max
Each student must sell at least $150 worth of Sweepstakes tickets in February. $150.00 MaxAthletic Boosters
Most Sports at Servite have fundraisers to help support their programs. As a member of the team your son will be asked to participate in the individual team fundraiser and the general booster club fundraiser.Servite offers summer school during the summer break. Two, 2½ week sessions are offered during the summer break for both remedial studies and for enrichment classes. Servite encourages incoming freshmen to participate in our summer school programs to prepare for the challenging year ahead and to make new friends.
Fees for summer school are as follows:
Summer School Fee
One Semester remedial Class $250.00
$250.00Full Year remedial Class $500.00
Advancement Course $600.00
$500.00Advancement Course $600.00
Summer School Refund Policy
It is important that you get your summer school registration and fees into the summer school office before the due date because classes fill up fast. Summer School fees are non-refundable unless the class is cancelled.
Summer Sports Programs
Servite High School offers summer sports and conditioning programs in Football, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer and Water Polo. Like summer school, this is a great place for new students to make friends and get in shape for their favorite sport.The fees for these summer session programs are the same as summer school, $250.00. Please contact the athletic office for further details.
It is the goal of Servite High School to provide a Catholic college preparatory education for any student with the desire to attend, regardless of their family's financial status. A student's attendance is not based solely on their ability to pay tuition. Twenty percent of our students are here on some type of grant aid. Servite offers many options to help each family realize their dream, some for as little as $75.00 per month. The options are:
Servite offers two payment plans to break tuition down into more manageable payments to help make tuition more affordable.
Semi-Annual Payment Plan
Tuition for the school year is divided into two halves. The first halfwill be invoiced in on May 1, 2008 and is due on or before May 15, 2008. The balance must be paid through FACTS and is divided into 10 equal monthly payments from July through April.Monthly Payment Plan
Servite High School uses a third party management company, FACTS, to manage our monthly automatic payment option. Automatic payments help our school achieve a more reliable cash flow. It also helps our families to maintain a priority emphasis on their financial commitment to private education. This makes a stronger school and ensures that we concentrate our efforts where they belong… on the education of your son!The FACTS Tuition Payment Plan allows you to distribute your payments over eleven (11) months, beginning on July 5, 2008. You may specify payment dates of the 5th or 20th of each month (or both, if you prefer.) Payments budgeted through FACTS are made by automatic bank withdrawal (ACH/EFT) or credit card charge.
The status of your account and all account information will be kept confidential. Neither FACTS nor school personnel will have access to your account outside of the parameters of this agreement.
FACTS Monthly Payment Agreement forms can be obtained from the business office, Monday through Friday from 7:30am to 4:00pm. Please complete the agreement form and return it to the school by May 15th. FACTS will begin payment deductions in July. There is a $41 annual processing fee that must accompany your completed agreement. If you are a financial aid recipient, payment plans will be adjusted when actual grant amounts are determined.
Seniors must pay on a 10 month Cycle.
Servite offers several ways to help families with tuition discounts. Discounts are deducted from the total tuition amount.
Registered Catholic Discount
The Bishop of the Diocese of Orange has mandated that all Catholics that are supporting their parishes be given a discount of $800 off of their annual tuition. In kind, the bishop donates over $120,000 in financial aid annually to Servite.Pre-Payment Tuition Discount
Servite offers two ways to receive discounts on tuition by paying your full year's tuition on or before May 15th as follows:
- Check or Cash Payment Discount- Pay by cash or check and receive a $250 discount
- Credit Card Payment Discount- Pay by MasterCard or Visa and receive a $100 discount
Family Discount Rate
If two or more boys from the same family are enrolled in the school at the same time, the younger strudent(s) will be granted a tuition reduction of $500. If the number of family members enrolled in the school is reduced to one student, the remaining student will be billed at the full tuition rate. The Family Discount Rate is in addition to other applicable discounts.
Tuition Assistance Grants
Servite High School distributes over $300,000 in tuition assistance grant money to Servite students each year. Tuition assistance grants range from $500 to $3,500 and usually do not exceed one-half of the established tuition. Grants are available through a number of private scholarship funds. Several other generous donors make scholarship funds available to benefit Servite High School students:A.J. Salerno Family Scholarship Fund
Albert J. Crosson Family Scholarship Fund
Andy P. Kennedy Memorial Fund
Carl W. Ackerman Memorial Fund
Albert J. Crosson Family Scholarship Fund
Andy P. Kennedy Memorial Fund
Carl W. Ackerman Memorial Fund
Cruz Vargas Memorial Scholarship Fund
James A. Hall Memorial Scholarship
John Ganahl Family Scholarship Fund
Jonathan Shulte Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kevin McLaughlin Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mary Leer Memorial Scholarship
Reed J. LeVecke Scholarship Fund
Robert Rizzone Memorial Fund
Servite High School Alumni Association
Servite High School Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Servite Friars, USA Province Scholarship Fund
James A. Hall Memorial Scholarship
John Ganahl Family Scholarship Fund
Jonathan Shulte Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kevin McLaughlin Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mary Leer Memorial Scholarship
Reed J. LeVecke Scholarship Fund
Robert Rizzone Memorial Fund
Servite High School Alumni Association
Servite High School Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Servite Friars, USA Province Scholarship Fund
Tuition Assistant Grants are made without prejudice or distinction. Grant making criteria is available at your request. All students, regardless of race, religion or ethnic background, are welcome to apply for funding.
There is a single process by which parents apply to Servite (rather than to any specific agency or grant fund). Unless specific conditions apply to a given fund, submission of an application to Grant and Aid Assessment qualifies the student for all funding sources. You must submit a new application each year to receive financial aid in the new school year. If you miss the deadline, you can still get consideration by submitting a late application.
Work-Study Program
The Servite Work-Study Program is designed to help families offset up to $2,000 in tuition expense working on the Servite campus. Beginning with the 2007/08 academic year, all financial aid recipients will be enrolled in the Servite Intern Program and will have a commitment to work 30 hours on campus throughout the year. We will schedule work around sports and transportation issues. After the 30 hours are completed, any additional hours worked by your son will be credited to your son’s tuition at the current rate. Students must maintain a minimum 2.0GPA to qualify for this program. Please complete the application and return to the Servite Business Office. If you have any questions regarding the Servite Work-Study Program please contact the intern office at (714) 774-7575, extension 1131 or serviteinterns@servitehs.org.
Tuition Assistance Application Procedure
Download the Tuition Assistance Application Procedure Guide
Once your son receives his official acceptance letter to Servite High School, you may obtain and complete a Tuition Assistance packet from the Business Office or apply directly on-line through the Servite Website:
Tuition Assistance Application Site:
www.factstuitionaid.com
To apply on-line, click on the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment link. This application is only available after you receive confirmation of acceptance to Servite High School. You must enter our zip code 92801, and select Servite from the list of schools.
TO BE CONSIDERED FINANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY FACTS GRANT AND AID ASSESMENT BY
APRIL 30, 2008.
APRIL 30, 2008.
Tuition Assistance applications are reviewed by the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment Service. Objective computer analysis is based upon established financial and geographical presumptions. The Servite High School Financial Aid Committee will review the analysis of the Tuition Assistance application and supporting documentation. The committee will nominate individuals to specific granting agencies for determined amounts.
Final decisions regarding grant amounts are made by the granting agencies, families or trustees. Their decisions will be communicated through the Servite Financial Aid Office. All personal financial information is confidential.
For more information, please contact the Servite High School Business Office at (714) 774-7575, extension 1115.
Servite High School is the first private high school in southern California to offer K-12 student loans. These loans will cover your son's high school education and any children you may have in private grammar school. Student loans allow you to finance your son's education from two to twenty years. All student loans are administered by an independent lender, apart from Servite High School.
Loan Type
Student loans are private, unsecured, credit-based loans that are not federally sponsored or guaranteed.Eligible Borrowers
A borrower must be a U.S. Citizen, permanent resident, or an individual who has been granted asylum, and must be of legal age in California.A borrower must:
- Meet established credit requirements.
- Have a job or verifiable income.
- Have no student loan defaults.
- Be employed (proof required) and be able to pass a debt to income test.
- Not have a discharged bankruptcy less than 18 months from the date of the loan application.
Loan Amounts
The minimum loan amount is $1,000. There is no aggregate maximum limit. In addition to tuition, up to 60% of the tuition amount, not to exceed $6,000, is allowed for education-related expenses, such as books, uniforms, computer, transportation, room and board, etc.Rates and Fees
Interest rates are variable (monthly) and are based on the Prime Rate plus a spread. A loan fee of 2% is added to the loan principal. Interest rates and fees are tiered, based on the borrower and cosigner's credit history. Interest Rate & Fees (Example)
Requested Loan Amount $8,000Loan Fee 2%
$240Total Loan Amount
$8,240Interest Rate Prime + 1% =
6.75%Annual Percentage Rate
7.00%Monthly Payment (Example)
Based on the scenario above, someone with excellent credit could have a monthly payment as low as:$62.30 for 240 months
- Minimum monthly payment is $30 for standard repayment.
- No pre-payment penalty
Application Methods
Servite offers two convenient ways to apply for a K-12 student loan:
- Click here to apply online and receive a decision within thirty seconds! Reference our School Code 607240.
- Pick up an application from the Servite High School business office. Complete and fax or mail the application to:
SLM Financial
P.O. Box 470 Marlton
NJ 08053
Customer Service: 888-272-5543
Fax: 317-806-4871
