Yes, transfer students are eligible to apply for and receive financial assistance if they meet the requirements for aid.

Applying for assistance is not restricted by income limits, and the evaluation of eligibility is based on each family's individual financial circumstances.

Your most recent tax return information is required for the financial aid application.

Yes, St. Thomas offers a $2,000 reduction in tuition for every sibling after the first sibling is enrolled.

No, St. Thomas High School does not offer work study programs to reduce tuition. However, we do offer a healthy financial aid program that we feel offsets the need for a work-study program.

Yes, St. Thomas does award merit-based academic scholarships. These scholarships are awarded annually to the top-performing students in each grade level. For incoming freshmen, merit scholarships are awarded for the first year based on a student’s score(s) on the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE). In subsequent years, these academic scholarships are based on academic standing, [...]

St. Thomas High School has a long tradition of providing a Basilian Catholic education to students from all socioeconomic backgrounds. The Basilian Fathers remain committed to assisting those families who may not be able to pay full tuition to attend St. Thomas High School. The Financial Assistance Program offers the following key features: Over one-third [...]

St. Thomas High School’s tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year is $26,850. Scholarships and financial aid are available to help families afford a St. Thomas education. Tuition: $26,850 Registration Fee at Enrollment: $700 Camp Aquinas Fee (freshmen only): $600 Class Retreat Fee (returning & transfer students): $325 Books: $300-$450 Athletics Fee: $250 Laptop & Technology: [...]