Tuition & Financial Aid

• Find our portal online https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/4BC3P

• New to FACTS? Create an account

• Complete the financial aid application and upload the required documentation.
• FACTS will correspond with you via email during the application process.
• A $$37 application fee for the 2026–2027 school year is payable to FACTS.

• Complete the FACTS online application by the posted deadline for priority consideration. Applicants after this date will be considered on a rolling basis.
• Financial Aid decision letters are sent electronically following admission letters.
• Following your Offer of Admission letter, you will receive an email from our third-party provider, FACTS, with instructions to complete the online enrollment process.
• The enrollment process includes a non-refundable fee. Tuition billing and payment information is also required. Any financial aid award will be reflected in your tuition billing account. 

Questions regarding the Financial Aid Program may be directed to Student Accounts at (916) 480-211

Jesuit High School is committed to making a Catholic, college preparatory education accessible to qualified students. Financial aid is need-based and designed to support families with demonstrated financial need.

Any family applying for admission may apply for financial aid, regardless of whether their student is entering as a freshman (9th grade) or transfer student (10th–11th grade).

Families complete a confidential financial aid application, preferably at the same time as their admissions process. Jesuit uses a third-party provider for the financial aid application and evaluations. This includes submitting financial information used to determine eligibility for tuition assistance.

Please see the Application & Login Info for more information.

Families are encouraged to apply for financial aid at the same time as submitting the admissions application to ensure timely consideration.

No. Jesuit High School follows a fair and equitable admissions process. Applying for financial aid does not change a student’s opportunity to be considered for admission. These two steps are handled separately and confidentially.

Financial aid provides tuition assistance based on demonstrated need. Award amounts vary by family and are intended to help make a Jesuit education more accessible.

Yes. Families may apply for financial aid each year, as awards are reviewed annually based on updated financial information.

Financial Aid is available to students with a demonstrated financial need and has no bearing on admission. We base Financial Aid awards on need, not on merit.

We consider many factors, such as a family’s income, assets, number of family members in the household, and unusual expenses or circumstances. FACTS provides the Financial Aid Committee with individualized reviews of the data based on information the family provides; Jesuit then works with the family to determine the amount of demonstrated need and the family’s expected contribution. Please note that each time a document is submitted the application goes back into a two-week audit process with FACTS.

Once families have submitted their application they will be required to submit the necessary supporting documentation in order to verify the application. What documents are required varies by family, as each family's financial situation and institution supporting documents are different. The documents required for their specific application are listed online when they view their application. The upload and processing status of each document will also display.

FACTS will process the corresponding documents. Allow for approximately two weeks for FACTS to process each document once it is uploaded. If additional documents are needed, an email will be sent from FACTS.

An incomplete application will result in processing delays and inability to make an appropriate award.

Yes. A new application is required each school year.

No. You would just need to add a second school or student to your existing application. You can do this by logging into your  FACTS account and clicking View Form to make the changes/updates to your school/student information

Yes, you will be able to log in and make updates to your application if needed. Typically this need would be due to a typo on your data, or due to a change in your financial situation, i.e. job loss, etc.

For incoming freshman applicants and returning families who have been admitted and completed the process in a timely manner, the financial aid decision letters will be sent electronically in February 2027. 

Complete the application online (https://online.factsmgt.com/signin/4BC3P).  Upload your most recent Form 1040, 1040A or 1040EZ (as filed with the IRS, with all schedules), W-2, 1099/1099R or 1098 for any wage-earning adult residing with the applicant(s), along with most recent pay statements. The current year’s taxes are not required if you have submitted the previous year’s taxes (for example: If you have uploaded the 2025 taxes, you do not need to upload the 2026 taxes for your application to be reviewed.  This is also true for W-2’s)

For separated or divorced families, each separate household must apply for aid. Custody documents will be requested for divorced or separated families.

Meeting the deadline is critical. We have a limited amount of funding available. Applicants who file a completed application by the deadline get priority consideration. Late applicants will be considered after the initial applications are processed.