Affording St. Sebastian's

The two most important questions you will ask during your admissions search are likely "What is the right school for my son and my family?" and "Can we afford it?"

As a School that believes in the pursuit of truth through faith and reason, we want to help you answer these important questions. If St. Sebastian’s and its combination of academic rigor and spiritual depth is the best school environment for your son and your family, please do not let the tuition prevent you from pursuing it. Students are encouraged to apply for admission regardless of their family's ability to meet the full cost of attendance.

Everything we do at St. Sebastian’s is focused on individual students and families. Likewise, financial aid is determined by each family’s unique financial situation. Please reach out to us at admissions@stsebs.org to schedule a call to discuss your financial aid qualifications. Through a confidential consultation, you can learn what your family can expect to pay in tuition—before you even decide to visit campus or complete our admissions application. Consultations are available from September through our financial aid deadline of February 1. They will help you feel good about making the best school choice for your son and the financially responsible choice for your family.

Tuition for the 2021-22 academic year: $54,110

Daily lunch, provided to all students by the School, is included in the tuition fee.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How do we apply for financial aid consideration?

What if we expect we will qualify for aid but we worry we will not be awarded enough?

What if we don’t think we will qualify for aid and we can’t afford the full tuition?

Applying families with significant income are often pleasantly surprised to learn that they qualify for financial aid that allows them to comfortably consider St. Sebastian’s. We encourage families to have a personal, confidential consultation with a Financial Aid Officer by calling 781-247-0112. Families can have this helpful conversation early in the admissions process, even before deciding to submit their admissions application.