Tuition & Scholarships
Providing access to the nation's only fully integrated Catholic, college-preparatory, engineering, science, and technology education is a key part of our Salesian mission. We are committed to making a Bosco Tech education accessible to families from a wide range of financial backgrounds.
Why families choose bosco tech?
Most high schools offer electives in technology. At Bosco Tech, technology education is woven into every student's daily experience. Beyond a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum, every student chooses a technology major and spends dedicated time each day learning through hands-on projects, industry-standard equipment, and real-world applications. This powerful combination of academics, technical training, faith formation, and personal growth creates graduates who are uniquely prepared to thrive in college, careers, and leadership roles.
Tuition Assistance
At Bosco Tech, we believe that finances should never prevent a qualified student from receiving an exceptional education. Through our tuition assistance program, families demonstrating financial need may qualify for support to help make a Bosco Tech education more affordable. In fact, more than 60% of Bosco Tech students receive some level of tuition assistance each year.
We encourage every family who may need assistance to apply. All applications are reviewed confidentially and with careful consideration of each family's unique circumstances.
Merit Scholarships
Bosco Tech recognizes and rewards students who demonstrate academic achievement, leadership, character, and service to others. All freshmen applicants who complete the admission process by January 13, 2027, are automatically considered for merit-based awards.
Merit Award recipients are selected through a holistic review of each applicant's admission file, including academic records, recommendations, HSPT scores, writing sample, admission interview, and demonstrated leadership and service.
President's Merit Award
Up to five incoming freshmen will receive the President's Merit Award, a renewable $5,000 annual scholarship recognizing exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to serving others.
Valued at up to $20,000 over four years, this award is renewable annually provided the recipient maintains a minimum 3.5 GPA and continues to exemplify the qualities for which the award was granted.
Bishop David O'Connell Merit Award
Up to ten incoming freshmen will receive the Bishop David O'Connell Merit Award, a renewable $3,000 annual scholarship recognizing outstanding character, leadership potential, and meaningful contributions to school and community.
Valued at up to $12,000 over four years, this award is renewable annually provided the recipient maintains a minimum 3.0 GPA and continues to embody the qualities for which the award was granted.
Merit Awards may be combined with need-based tuition assistance. Award recipients will be notified of their scholarship status as part of the admission decision process on March 5, 2027.
Tuition and Fees
The following tuition rates and fees apply for the 2026-2027 academic year. Families may choose from several payment plan options through FACTS Management. Need-based tuition assistance and merit scholarships are available for eligible students.
Domestic Tuition
Tuition 2026-2027
Tuition can be paid annually, semi-annually, or in (11) monthly payments beginning in July and ending in May. Parents are required to select a FACTS payment plan thru online FACTS Management.
| Annually | $16,950 |
| Semi-Annually | $17,100 |
| Monthly | $17,350 |
Additional Fees: 2026-2027
| Application Fee | $90.00 |
| Student Enrollment Fee | $700.00 |
| Student Services Fee* | $800.00 |
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Mandatory Freshman Summer Program** |
$250.00 |
Additional costs (not included in Tuition and Fees): Uniforms, books, AP Exams, athletics, music programs, and some extracurricular activities will require additional fees and fundraising. See uniform catalog for prices. Bosco Tech Apparel and Spirit items from the BSN Store.
*Due in two installments in March and April for every school year. **A mandatory program for all incoming freshmen.
International Tuition
International students must:
- Show academic performance with an average 3.0-grade point average
- Be proficient in the English language
- Exhibit good behavior as a student enrolled at Bosco Tech which is expected to follow a set of standards that reflect Catholic-Christian moral and spiritual values
- Demonstrate social maturity, flexibility, and willingness to fully engage in the Bosco Tech community
Tuition 2026-2027
| Annual Tuition | $30,987 |
60% tuition is due July 20, 2026 and 40% is due August 20, 2026 through FACTS payment plan.
Additional Fees: 2026-2027 |
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| International Application Fee | $250 |
| Student Enrollment Fee | $700 |
| Student Services Fee* | $800 |
| New Student Sevis Fee** | $750 |
| Transfer Student Sevis Fee | $550 |
*Due in two installments in March and April for every school year. **(New and/or Transfer) applicant must send a payment for a new I-20 in the amount of $750.00 or $550.00 to transfer the current I-20.
Tuition Assistance
At Bosco Tech, we believe finances should not prevent a qualified student from receiving an exceptional Catholic, college-preparatory, and technology-focused education. Through the generosity of our alumni, donors, benefactors, and private funding partners, need-based tuition assistance is available to help make a Bosco Tech education accessible to families from a wide range of financial backgrounds.
Tuition assistance awards are granted annually and are based on demonstrated financial need, the availability of funding, and the timely completion of the application process. Because each family's circumstances may change, parents must reapply for tuition assistance each year through FACTS Financial Aid.
Families seeking tuition assistance must submit a completed application and all required financial documentation by the deadlines below:
- New Students: February 5, 2027
- Returning Students: February 5, 2027
Please note that submitting an application does not guarantee an award. Awards are determined through a confidential review of each family's financial circumstances and the availability of assistance funds.