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2024-2025 Tuition and Fees

At Yeshiva University High Schools, we recognize that choosing a yeshiva high school is a major financial decision for families. For that reason, we are committed to helping families finance their children’s tuition costs at YUHS and assisting you every step of the way. We offer both need-based and merit-based awards. Need-based awards are based on the demonstrated financial need of our families which is determined through a financial aid application process. Academic scholarships can be awarded to incoming 9th-grade students (for the duration of their high school career) for those students who apply and are determined to meet the criteria for the merit award. For more details please contact the admissions office.

Financial aid is renewable and families are required to apply each year. For questions about our financial aid process, please contact the Business Office at businessoffice@yuhsg.org or 646-592-6108.

Tuition
Registration

Security Fee
Dinner Fee
Student Activity Fee

$27,785
$1500 on or before April 3rd,
$1800 after April 3rd
$1,250 (per Central family)
$650 (per Central family)
Grade 9: $700, Grade 10: $800, Grade 11: $850, Grade 12: $900

Tuition
$27,785
Security Fee
$1,250 (per Central family)
Registration
$1500 on or before April 3rd, $1800 after April 3rd
Dinner Fee
$650 (per Central family)
Student Activity Fee
Grade 9: $700, Grade 10: $800, Grade 11: $850, Grade 12: $900

Tuition Registration Terms

Applying for Financial Assistance:

To assess objectively what a family is able to contribute to its child(ren)’s education expenses, Yeshiva University High Schools have partnered with an independent third party (FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment), which is used by many leading schools.

Incoming Freshman families applying for financial aid will need to complete an online application and submit the necessary supporting documentation to FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment by February 20, 2024. (Any application submitted after the deadline will be reviewed with returning student applications in May and June.) Returning student financial aid applications are due by May 10, 2024.

We are now accepting applications for financial aid; the earlier that a family applies, the better the chance that funds will be available.

FACTS Grant & Aid – What to Expect

Guidelines for awarding Financial Assistance:

  1. Merit Scholarships are awarded by the Head of School to superior academic students as they enter 9th grade. These scholarships will continue as long as the student maintains the high level of achievement expected of a Merit Scholarship recipient.
  2. Legacy Scholarships are provided to families who applied on the admissions application only. Families cannot notify the school after acceptances are released, as all funds available for Legacy Scholarships have already been awarded based on the applicant pool.
  3. Scholarships expire if a family has not signed up for a payment plan by July.
  4. High School Grants are awarded to incoming and continuing students who show financial need as determined by the Parent Financial Statement and FACTS application. Awards will be announced to individual families over the summer.
  5. The Financial Aid process must be completed each year in order to receive assistance. Grants are subject to change based on fund availability and new information as it becomes available.

Please contact the Business Office at businessoffice@yuhsg.org or 646-592-6108 to discuss any questions or special circumstances you may have.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tuition and Financial Aid

When are financial aid applications due?

Financial aid applications are due on February 20, 2024 for new freshman families, and May 10, 2024 for returning families. Incoming families will receive a reply by February 23rd and returning families will receive a reply by June 30th.  Families have the option to appeal the decision made by our committee by writing a letter or sending an email with additional information. Increased aid will be based on the availability of funds.

Do I need to reapply for financial aid every year? Will I receive the same amount?

Families receiving financial aid need to reapply for aid each year that their child is enrolled at YUHS.

How secure is my financial information?

All financial aid files are kept in strict confidence. Only financial aid officers and the YUHS Tuition Assistance Committee view and analyze financial information. Faculty and students do not know which families are receiving financial aid awards.

What happens if I experience a change in my employment or income status?

If a parent or guardian loses their job or otherwise experiences a significant loss of income, the family must notify the YUHS Business Office of Financial Aid. Depending on a variety of circumstances, YUHS may be able to increase the family’s award. If this occurs, we will expect the family to participate in quarterly reviews to demonstrate a continued job search. Alternatively, we do expect families to notify us of a change in employment of significant salary increase (10% or more).  Failure to do so may cause termination of your aid package.

What is the YU employee discount and can it be combined with other scholarships?

Employees of Yeshiva University receive an employee discount to students on the high school, college and graduate level for their children and grandchildren. For more information, employees should contact the Human Resources department or the Executive Director. Students eligible for University employee benefits are not eligible for need-based scholarships. Students of YU employees are encouraged to apply for the distinguished merit scholarship and will be awarded an honorary scholarship should they qualify. Families that qualify for the YU Employee discount are not eligible for legacy scholarships.

Who should I contact if I have questions about financial aid?

Please contact Malkie Klausner in the Business Office at businessoffice@yuhsg.org or 646-592-6108 to discuss any questions or for more information.