St. Cecilia offers an array of need-based scholarships and tuition assistance to qualified students. St. Cecilia awards financial assistance based on need as determined by the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment Application. In order for the student to be considered for any scholarship or financial assistance, the parent must submit an application for admission as well as the FACTS Grant and Aid Assessment Application provided online here. How to apply steps are available here. Deadline to apply is Feb. 15, 2012.
FACTS will then send a report to St. Cecilia based on the information provided by your application and supporting documents. Along with your application, you will be required to mail or fax the following documents to FACTS:
Copies of your 2011 IRS Federal Form 1040, 1040A, or 1040-EZ U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. If applicant and co-applicant file separately, FACTS requires both tax returns for the same tax year including all schedules.
Copies of all 2011 W-2 Wage and Tax Statement for both you and your spouse.
In the case of divorced families, both parties must complete and submit the Financial Aid Grant and Assessment and submit the necessary forms to FACTS.
Families applying for financial assistance do not need to send anything to St. Cecilia Academy. FACTS will collect all supporting documents and will create the report and send it to us. No financial assistance awards will be made if these steps are not taken.
Please note that families receiving financial assistance must re-apply each year through FACTS.
Tuition payment Methods
New this year: All families must register as a new user online or call 866-441-4637. *We will no longer us TMS for payment plans. For additional tuition information, please call the Dominican Campus business office at (615) 383-3230 ext. 530.
Tuition for the 2012-2013 school year is $15,250. Books and course fees vary depending on a student's schedule.
To reserve your daughter’s place for next year, a $1000 deposit is due by March 1 through FACTS. The deposit is non-refundable, and it will be credited to your tuition account and used to reduce the balance due.
FACTS Frequently Asked Questions
