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Tuition
& Payment Options
Concerned
about the affordability of independent school?
We offer several options for you to consider:
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Tuition
Payment
Plan
Options |
Oak
Lane offers families three tuition payment plan options:
Option
I: Pay in full
Families
may pay tuition in full by July 1st (before the next school year
begins in September) and receive a 1.5% discount.
Option
II: Pay in two installments
Families
may pay 60% of their tuition by July 1st and defer the remaining
40% until December 1st.
Option
III: Pay monthly (7-10 months)
Tuition
can be split up into monthly installments; total number of payments
due will depend upon starting date.
For Options II
and III, there will be an additional fee for enrolling in the payment
plan which is administered through Sallie Mae. Furthermore, families
are required to purchase the Tuition Refund Plan (TRP). School year
2008-2009 annual cost for TRP ranges from $160 to $432 per year
depending on student's grade. Costs may change annually with tuition
changes.
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Financial
Aid |
Oak
Lane offers financial aid to eligible families
whose children are in Kindergarten through 6th grade. Oak Lane follows
guidelines established by the National Association of Independent
Schools (NAIS). Awards are granted on an annual basis and families
need to apply each year. Financial aid application steps are as
follows:
1. Complete the Parents'
Financial Statement. This link will take you to
the School and Student Service for Financial Aid (SSS) website.
2. Submit copies of completed tax returns for prior and current
years to Admissions office.
3. Financial aid decisions will be made once all documentation is
received by the school.
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Community
Scholarship |
Oak
Lane offers a merit-based Community Scholarship
that provides 75% off the cost of tuition from entry year through
graduation to students entering 3rd, 4th or 5th grades. Two scholarships
are offered per year.
Student
applicants should demonstrate strong academic achievement, good
citizenship and solid extracurricular involvement. Applicants should
be responsible school and community members who contribute their
time and talents to assist others, and who show strengths in their
social relationships with peers and adults. All scholarship applicants
will follow the normal school admission procedures.
All
interested parents can e-mail
the Admissions Office to learn more about scholarship criteria
and application procedures. Or, call the School at 610-825-1055.
The application deadline is the end of February. Don't delay! |
Contact
the Admissions
Office for further information.
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