Financial Aid FAQ

Prospective Families are encouraged to review our Financial Aid Frequently Asked Questions! If you have any other questions about tuition assistance or financial aid, you may contact our Admission and Tuition Offices for further assistance.

How do I apply for Financial Aid?

To apply for Financial Aid, you must fill out the FACTS Financial Aid Application. You can click here to begin your application. Please note: The Application for the 2025-2026 school year opens on October 1, 2024. Families are not reviewed for Financial Aid until their FACTS Application is completed, and all required tax documents have been uploaded to the application and reviewed by FACTS.

Am I eligible for Financial Aid?

How is Financial Aid determined?

When will I received my Financial Aid?

How do I accept my Financial Aid?

Will I receive the same amount of Financial Aid each year?

Does Financial Aid cover my fees?

How will I be contacted about Financial Aid?

What if extraordinary circumstances have reduced my ability to pay tuition?

When creating a FACTs Financial Aid application, families should save their log-in information. At any time, families can log into FACTs and update information about family finances. FACTs will review your changes once you have saved them. You are encouraged to begin a dialogue with both our Director of Enrollment Management and Tuition Officer about your payment plan in the event your ability to pay has been impacted.

How do I request additional Financial Aid?

I am going through a financial emergency, can I get help?

When do I receive Financial Aid from FACTs?

Are there any Scholarship opportunities we may pursue for additional assistance?

Bonner & Prendie partners with many different scholarship foundations. We also offer Academic Scholarships for incoming students.

To qualify for an Academic Scholarship, you must sit for the 8th Grade Scholarship Exam in September-October.

AoP/IMS students will take the Collaborative Scholarship Exam at their school and have the option to send their results to three Archdiocesan High Schools. In order to be considered for an Academic Scholarship to Bonner & Prendie, families must send their test results to Bonner & Prendie.
Non-AoP/IMS students must sit for the Scholarship Exam at one of the Archdiocesan High Schools and request their test results be sent to Bonner & Prendie to be considered for an Academic Scholarship. Visit our Events page for more details and to register.

Academic Scholarship funding is awarded by the end of November of the student's 8th Grade Year.

To review the External Scholarship opportunities offered to our students, you can click here!