Welcome

When St. Ignatius and his followers founded the first Jesuit schools almost 500 years ago, they challenged the prevailing norms that offered a top-tier education only to those who could afford it. Instead, they mandated that Jesuit institutions be open to all qualified students, regardless of socioeconomic circumstances. The Jesuits recognized that an exemplary education is the most powerful and effective means of improving lives, forming leaders, and instilling the importance of serving others. Five centuries later, that concept is still the bedrock of the Jesuit educational mission and Brophy seeks to provide thorough and transparent financial assistance information to all who apply.

Affording Brophy

The cost of tuition should not deter a student and his family from applying to Brophy. Once an applicant is accepted on his own merit, Brophy is committed to working with each family's unique circumstances to provide need-based financial assistance. (Please note that the admission decision is "need blind" and does not involve any financial considerations.) A family also may seek financial assistance from a variety of outside sources. These may include funds based on need, merit or, in the case of some School Tuition Organizations (STOs), tuition assistance may be available through tax credit funds recommended specifically for your son.

Important Information

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  • > Tuition

    2024-25 Tuition
    Brophy's Board of Trustees has set tuition for the 2024-25 school year at $19,150. The 2024-25 tuition payment schedule is here. Tuition for 2025-26 will be announced in February 2025.

    Annual Registration Process 
    [Updates for 2025-26 registration will be posted here in early 2025]

    To register for 2024-25, a new-student fee of $80 and a nonrefundable deposit of $500 are required. The deposit will be credited toward your tuition balance. Registration for the 2024-25 school year began Feb. 20, 2024, and should be completed by Friday, March 15, 2024. The registration process is completed online through the website's parent/student portal, myBrophy. Families applying for financial assistance must complete the registration process before a financial assistance application will be considered for awards.

  • > Financial Assistance

    Need-Based Financial Assistance
    Brophy offers need-based financial assistance that includes one or more of the Grant Programs listed below. Financial information is verified through FACTS Tuition Management, a service that helps assess a family's ability to pay tuition.

    • The Grant-In-Aid Program offers a monetary award applied directly to tuition. 
    • The MacBook Air Grant is available to an incoming freshman or transfer student who qualifies for a Grant-In-Aid equal to half or more of annual tuition. For more information on the MacBook Air program, click here.

    Financial assistance applications are confidential and not shared outside of the Brophy Financial Aid Committee. Brophy uses FACTS to facilitate the collection and analysis of a family’s financial information so that need is verified based on a family’s total financial picture.

    The deadline to apply for financial assistance is April 15. Please see the documents linked below for more information on the application process. Contact the Business Office if you have any questions.


    Financial Aid Documents (English)

    How to Afford Brophy »

    Financial Assistance Information »

    Financial Assistance Timeline and Checklist »

    Financial Aid Documents (Spanish)

    Cómo Pagar la Matricula de Brophy »

    Programma de Ayuda Financiera »

    Cronología de la Ayuda Financiera »
  • > FACTS: Tuition and Financial Assistance Management

  • > Divorced and Separated Parents

    Divorced or separated parents must submit a copy of their court-approved divorce settlement or separation agreement to admissions@brophyprep.org during the registration process. Please note that when parents are divorced or separated, both parents are still required to provide the necessary information to complete the financial aid application. If there are unique or extenuating circumstances that impact a divorced or separated parent's financial responsibilities, the Business Office will refer to these legal documents.