Tuition & Financial Aid

Tuition: $11,600 

• Archbishop Wood students are required to purchase a school issued Chromebook.  The one-time Chromebook fee of $650 is in addition to the tuition.
• During the year, additional fees may appear on your monthly statement for registration, athletics and other school charges, as applicable.
• There is an additional charge of $1,500 for students enrolled in our St. Joseph Center for Learning Support.

International Student Tuition: $11,600
International Fee: $2,100
Total: $13,700

Tuition and fees must be current in order to receive your roster and to send transcripts.

The applicable tuition charges and the school fee will be billed over 11 months from June through April.  Any grants or scholarships you have received will be applied to those charges. Payments will be made directly to FACTS Tuition Management.

There is a $42 per family charge due in June if you would like a monthly plan; $15 for a semi-annual plan; and no charge if you pay in full with the first billing. Families that sign up for ACH payment (Automatic electronic payment debited by FACTS) will receive a $125 credit at the end of the school year. The monthly late fee, if tuition is not paid on time will be $30.

Tuition Assistance 

A limited amount of need-based financial aid is available. In order to apply for financial aid, families must fill out a FACTS application.  The FACTS application for the 2027-2028 school year will be available October 1, 2026.  If you have questions about the FACTS application process, you may speak with a FACTS Customer Care Representative at 866-441-4637.  

**Financial aid is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis while funds remain available. Families are strongly encouraged to complete the financial aid application process as early as possible. Please note that financial aid resources may be limited or unavailable for applications submitted later in the admissions cycle, particularly in the Spring.

Income Requirements for Needs-Based Tuition Assistance

The EITC (Education Improvement Tax Credit) program enables Pennsylvania businesses and individuals the opportunity to redirect their PA taxes to Archbishop Wood High School to be awarded to families in need of tuition assistance. These awards are allocated to families who qualify based on total household income.

Current household gross income guidelines are as follows: 

• 1 dependent:  Household income of no more than $136,483
• 2 dependents:  Household income of no more than $156,911
• 3 dependents:  Household income of no more than $177,339
• 4 dependents: Household income of no more than $197,767

*Add $20,428 for each additional dependent. A dependent is a person other than the taxpayer or spouse who entitles the taxpayer to claim a dependency exemption.

See our Scholarships section

529 Plan Provision

529 plan account owners may use assets to pay for qualified K-12 tuition expenses up to $10,000 per year, per student. Account owners can treat qualified K-12 withdrawals as qualified expenses with respect to the federal and Pennsylvania state tax benefits. For additional guidance on this provision, please consult a qualified tax adviser about your personal situation.

RaiseRight Program:

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