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Financial Aid & Scholarships
Although you and your family may have received financial aid from St. George’s, you may or may not qualify for financial aid when applying to college. Because the money is federally regulated and internally disseminated and because there are a lot more students going to college than to boarding preparatory school, financial aid at the college level can be harder to come by. The best thing a family can do to prepare for the college process is to have an idea of what your family will be expected to pay at the next level. Typically, we recommend that families who are not full pay to build in financial likelies into the list so that in the end, the student has some affordable options. The resources listed below are here to help We also encourage you to reach out to your counselor, which will be assigned at the end of the fourth-form year.
- Financial Aid Glossary
- Basic types of aid available
- Determining if you qualify for financial aid
- Applying for financial aid
- Questions to ask colleges
- Tips for third-form and fourth-form year
- Tips for fifth-form year
- Tips for sixth-form year