Tuition & Financial Aid

All families are required to maintain a FACTS Tuition Account. FACTS Tuition Management charges families an enrollment fee of $5, $15, and $50 for 1, 2, and 10-month payment plans, respectively.

The starting point for all achievement is opportunity and the School and its benefactors generously work to ensure that all academically qualified students of character have access to a Jesuit education. Through need-based financial aid distributions, we ensure that Jesuit remains accessible to all students regardless of financial circumstance.

Scholarships Available to New Students

The Michael A. Earsing Presidential Scholarship Award  and the Leadership Scholar Award are presented to multiple incoming freshmen and recognizes students who have demonstrated academic excellence, a commitment to a well-rounded education, and dedication to service.
 

Scholarships Available to Current Students

Pedro Arrupe Award
Bachendorf's Scholarship for Overall Academic Achievement
Andrew W. Bark '98 Memorial Scholarship
Dean Oliver Clarke ’94 Memorial Scholarship
James M. Collins Citizenship Award
Counselor's Scholarship
Guy Delaney Class of 2020 Memorial Scholarship
Beverly and John M. Dietschy, Sr. Family Science Award
Frank Guida '02 Memorial Scholarship
Patrick E. Haggerty Math/Science Scholars Award
Tim Henrion '87 Memorial Scholarship
JWA Man for Others Award
Louis Kramer Memorial Scholarship
T.J. Martinez, S.J. Memorial Scholarship
Scott Lewis McWhorter ’93 Scholarship
Mark S. Moussa '76 Young Entrepreneurs' Scholarship Fund
Susan and Jon Piot Family Scholarship
The Jameson C. C. Sanders Memorial Scholarship Fund
Shakespeare Award
Shannon Family “Man for Others” Scholarship

Scholarship Qualifications & Information

The Work Grant Program is available to all students regardless of their families’ financial ability. Students may enroll annually and earn a $2,500 scholarship upon completion of the program. Within the program, students serve as ushers, work concessions, assist with maintenance projects, and work with various departments across the school.

Tuition covers most expenses including breakfast, lunch, technology fees, annual yearbooks, and digital textbooks. Separate fees are assessed for annual registration/enrollment ($350), class retreats ($50-$500), and graduation for seniors ($200). Tuition and fees do not cover the laptop or device as Jesuit is a bring-your-own-device school. Daily attire, some extracurricular fees, and some paperback literature books are not covered in tuition.

87% of the need based financial assistance applications received a need based financial aid grant ranging from $1,000 up to the full amount of tuition, $25,000.

The average need based financial grant is $13,911 or 55.8% of tuition.

Roughly 1/4 of students, receive financial aid. 14% receive need based financial assistance.

Jesuit Dallas partners with FACTS Tuition Management for its tuition schedules, payments, and financial aid applications.

Incoming freshmen and transfer students may apply in the fall in order to receive a financial aid decision with their acceptance letters in March.

Returning families will apply and receive their financial aid decisions during the spring semester. Families will need to create a FACTS account in order to apply for financial aid.

FACTS Sign In: factsmgt.com

Jesuit Dallas will request the family’s latest tax return and associated schedules along with basic financial budget questions related to income, investments, monthly expenses, and debt obligations. Jesuit reviews each application in detail when calculating the financial aid grant and will review all quantitative and qualitative information provided within the application.

Jesuit asks families to share as much information as they are comfortable with sharing in order for Jesuit to best understand a family financial ability. All submitted information is confidential and not shared outside of the finance office at Jesuit Dallas.

Unless there is a divorce decree or separation agreement stating that one parent is the sole financially responsible party, Jesuit Dallas requires the income and tax information for both parents. Parents who are divorced or separated but share the financial responsibility for tuition may both apply separately for need based financial aid.