Tuition Information

The Financial Aid Program is committed to providing aid to all students with identified need. Several factors are taken into consideration, family income, number of dependents, health expenses, current family commitments to other private school education tuition, etc. Circumstances can vary from family to family. Based on those circumstances, financial aid funding is awarded case by case to those who qualify with verified, identified need.

Students are first admitted to Providence based on their qualifications and only after admittance, do students apply for financial aid.

Tuition and Fees
Paying Your Tuition
Financial Assistance
Scholarship Opportunities
Aramark Program
Hope For The Future
Frequently Asked Questions

Tuition and Fees (back to top of page)

Tuition for 2011-2012 School Year

Paying Your Tuition (back to top of page)

In preparation for the 2011-2012 school year we are making plans for improving the content and quality of our programs while increasing the efficiency in the office.

Tuition for the 2011/2012 school year at Providence will be paid using the FACTS Online Tuition Service staring August 1, 2011.

There are many advantages in using the FACTS Online Tuition Service for tuition payment handling:

*   Convenient online payment plan sign-up

*   Maintain your demographic and financial account information online

*   Receive e-mail payment reminders before your payment is due

*   Online Tuition Payments

*   Multiple payment options

*   Online viewing of account

Click here to access the FACTS Online Tuition Service

Note: Providence will continue to bill and collect payments directly through July 31^st.  If you have chosen to pay your tuition in full, annually or semi-annually, your payments must be made directly to Providence Catholic School (not FACTS).

If you have any questions about the FACTS Tuition Payment System please contact Brenda Lopez at 210-224-6651 ext. 222 or email.

Financial Assistance (back to top of page)

Financial Aid is available to Providence high school students and is awarded on an “as needed” basis. 

Applications must be completed online through FACTS Grants and Aid Assessment. Incomplete applications will not be considered. The deadline for financial aid is May 31, 2011.

Click here to access the FACTS Grants and Aid Assessment

New high school students can apply for financial aid after the acceptance process has been completed. The following are the steps necessary for financial aid application.

1. A new high school student must be a registered student for the upcoming academic year for an application to be processed
2. All Providence financial aid applications are administered through the FACTS program available on-line at FACTS Grants and Aid Assessment
3. Submit your FACTS application on-line through the FACTS website
4. Mail or fax other mandatory documentation (2010 tax return and supporting documents) directly to FACTS.

Returning Providence high school students must reapply each year if the family continues to need assistance.

1. A returning high school student must be a registered student for the upcoming academic year for an application to be processed
2. All Providence financial aid applications are administered through the FACTS program available on-line at FACTS Grants and Aid Assessment
3. Submit your FACTS application online through the FACTS website.
4. Mail or fax other mandatory documentation (2010 tax return and supporting documents) directly to FACTS.

The Financial Aid review process will begin only after a student’s registration and enrollment is completed and the appropriate deposit and fees have been paid. To avoid any delays, it is requested that both the registration and the financial aid process are completed as soon as possible.  The Business Office will not know the amount of awards until all applications are reviewed and finalized by the Financial Aid Committee after June 15, 2011. You will be notified by the Financial Aid Committee no later than June 30, 2011.  If you have questions or concerns about the application process, you may speak with a FACTS Customer Care Representative at 1-866-315-9262.

PLEASE NOTE: The Financial Aid Committee is entirely separate from the Admissions Committee which has no knowledge of an applicant's financial status nor does it have influence in the financial aid process. The admissions process is not affected by a family applying for Financial Aid. The awarding of Financial Aid is separate and distinct from the Admissions process. Financial assistance awards are based on the family's financial need.

Scholarship Opportunities (back to top of page)

Many scholarship opportunities are available to students both in middle and high school. Click on the link below to review current scholarship opportunities.

Scholarship Information

Aramark Program (back to top of page)

Earn money for your daughter's tuition! The ARAMARK Program is now available at Providence Catholic School. ARAMARK is a leader in professional services, providing food services and facilities management among other services, to universities and school districts, stadiums and arenas, and businesses around the world.  

Through the ARAMARK Program parents can sign up to work at the concession stands for events including San Antonio Spurs games and music concerts held at the AT&T Center , Alamo Dome and the Freeman Coliseum. The money eared by each parent is divided among the parents that worked at a given event and goes into their daughters school account to help pay their tuition cost. Parents must be TABC certified before working at any event.  

Take advantage of this great opportunity!   

For more information about this program or to sign up please contact Maggie Morales-Briseno (Providence Parent) at providencearamarkprogram@yahoo.com or at 210-834-7640.

Hope for the Future (back to top of page)

Hope for the Future, a tuition assistance program offered through the Archdiocese of San Antonio, is offering tuition assistance for all grade levels in San Antonio Catholic schools to qualified families who apply through mid summer while funding is available.   

Apply early!  This scholarship opportunity is available to all grade levels and is not limited to students of Catholic faith.  Visit www.hopeforfuture.org and click on Tuition Assistance for more information and to apply.

Frequently asked questions (back to top of page)

What is FACTS?
FACTS is a service used by more than 4,000 institutions across the country to organize and help assess a family’s ability to pay school costs. The FACTS service provides an opportunity to collect a family’s financial aid information in an objective and consistent manner.

You may direct questions about FACTS to Brenda Lopez at 210-224-6651 ext. 222 or email.

Who makes the financial aid grant decisions?
The Financial Aid Committee makes the decisions about financial aid using the information compiled by the FACTS service. All information is kept strictly confidential. The criteria for awarding this financial aid and actual selection of these recipients are determined by the Providence financial aid committee.

What is the deadline for applying for financial aid for the 2011-2012 school year?
The application deadline is May 31, 2011. Notification letters will be mailed for all submitted, verified and completed applications by June 30, 2011.

Are you able to tell a family if they will qualify for financial aid if they fall within a certain income range?
The amount of aid offered depends on a family’s unique financial circumstances. A family’s income and assets from all sources, its debts and expenses, as well as the family’s priority of spending are all taken into account. Financial aid awards are made on the review that the family is allocating the maximum amount of resources within its capacity to the educational costs of its children.

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