2024/25 Program Tuition Rates
Full Year - New Students
$14,995 per year
Includes access to all classes, extracurricular activities, and academic advising. Payment plans are available upon request. Need-based financial assistance is available.
Full Year - Returning Students
$14,495 per year
Includes access to all classes, extracurricular activities, and academic advising. Payment plans are available upon request. Need-based financial assistance is available.
FINANCIAL AID POLICY
The primary responsibilities for financing independent school educational costs rest with the family. Webb Youth Services Education (WYSE) believes that its best approach to its mission of empowering the next generation is by committing to a tuition assistance program for those families that demonstrate financial need.
The Financial Aid Committee consists of Webb Youth Services Board of Director’s Financial Aid Committee. Their decisions, with names removed, are subject to review by a non-parent Webb Youth Services Trustee. This committee makes the final determination regarding financial aid awards; no other member of the WYSE community is aware of financial aid decisions. All financial aid decisions are made independent of admissions decisions and are determined solely by a family’s demonstrated need and within the constraint of the financial aid budget.
All information considered by the Financial Aid Committee shall be considered as and kept as confidential to WYSE, Financial Aid Committee members. The Financial Aid Committee will review all financial aid applications with awards being distributed based on each of the following policy goals:
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Relative “neediness” of the family within the context of the application pool and financial aid funds available.
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Financial aid awards for any one family may not exceed 40% of annual tuition.
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Financial aid is granted for one year only.
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Currently enrolled WYSE students must reapply annually for the next academic year and do so no later than the last day in February. They will be given priority when determining financial aid awards.
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Both parents (if living) are expected to contribute to tuition, regardless of current marital status.
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In the case of divorce or separation, WYSE requires both parents to file an application for financial assistance. WYSE is not bound by any divorce agreement specifying a parent’s responsibility for educational expenses.
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WYSE believes a family should invest in their child’s education before elective expenses.