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Yes.
Marian will work personally with each family to meet all demonstrated financial need. We welcome the opportunity to talk about how to make Marian affordable for you.
No.
Marian has many payment plan options including annually, quarterly, semi-annually and monthly. In addition, many families prorate their payments to include anticipated tax refunds.
Family income is the base factor for the aid awarded. In addition, the number of children in the family, number in Catholic schools, number in college and special circumstances such as health issues and debt are also considered
200 students work before, after and during school to provide secretarial and light cleaning duties. Only students who receive tuition assistance may work for tuition credit with the Work Program.
No.
Although not completely knowledgeable of other schools’ tuition assistance programs, we have compared our aid amounts with other Catholic schools and found most to be similar.
Yes.
Communication is key. Contact the Director of Finance,
Joan Becker, to discuss any change in your circumstance.
No.
Catholic education is a choice and a sacrifice. As such, each family is expected to commit to a Marian education through some amount of monetary investment.
Marian is much more than a school; it is a community. This community believes strongly in the value of a Marian education and her mission of educating young women to be leaders and life-long learners who will bring hope to the world. The members of the Marian community support Marian High School through substantial gifts of time and treasure, which ultimately support the tuition assistance program. The Marian Endowment, Annual Fund and fundraising events contribute a significant amount to our budgeted tuition assistance.
Absolutely!
I have no regret, what-so-ever. The atmosphere is more relaxed and less catty without boys, leaving more room for work and friends. I can be myself and not take the time every morning to fuss over how I look, like I did in grade school. Believe me, you see enough of the boys on the weekend!
In a school Marian’s size, you’d be surprised by how quickly you can make GREAT new friends. Another benefit is how many fun and interesting clubs there are. Also, there are a lot of classes to choose from and you’ll have many opportunities for one-on-one time with your teachers.
I meet boys through my friends, football games, sports and dances. Knowing guys through grade school helps because they go off and make other guy friends that you can meet and become friends with. You have to allow yourself not to be shy, and just be yourself as you would around your friends.
Not at all.
As a freshman, I cannot drive, but I know of some upperclassmen who live in my neighborhood. I called one if she could take me to school. It was very easy to coordinate. I pay a fee to cover expenses, and I have a great time getting to know my driver on the way to school. We chat about Marian clubs, activities and sports as well as our weekend and families.
As a freshman, you have a great chance of making a sports team at Marian. Several sports offer one or two freshman teams that you have a great chance of making. The remaining teams determine their cuts depending upon the number of girls who try out. Also cross country does not cut at all.
There are over 30 clubs and organizations all together and it is so easy to get involved. I am a member of the Latin Club, and the Polar Bear Plunge Team. To become members of these clubs, I just needed to sign up! I am also a member of the Recruitment Team and the Big Sister/ Little Sister Program. These two organizations require completing an application form, which is really a questionnaire about you. Clubs are a great way to make new friends, be part of a team, and grow as a leader.
I, along with more than 200 other girls, participate in Marian’s Work Study Program, which helps to reduce tuition costs. You can do work study before, during or after school. Getting a job outside of school, like babysitting, helps as well.
Being motivated and staying organized is essential for academic success. At Marian there are endless resources available including tutors, the library and college center. Also, the teachers at Marian really inspire you to stay motivated and excel in your classes OR anything you pursue!
Yes!
There are so many nice girls who are very welcoming. You would be surprised by how much you'll have in common with so many of them, and how many opportunities there are to meet them.