Admissions
Open House
Thank you for joining us on Sunday, October 20, 2019.
It was great to meet you!
If you missed Open House we welcome you to contact us for a private tour and don’t forget to sign-up for Shadow Days — where your son will spend the day on campus with a student ambassador and experience a regular Jesuit day.
Shadow Day Program
If your son attends a Catholic or private school that receives an admissions visit, a shadow day has already been scheduled for your son.
Jesuit’s Shadow Day Program is a terrific way for 8th, 9th or 10th-grade students to experience what it is like to be a Jesuit student. While shadowing is not a mandatory part of the application process, applicants continually report that the shadow visit provides the best opportunity for them to experience life at Jesuit High School.
Neighborhood Dinners
Missed Open House? Questions about the Admissions process? What is the HSPT? Is Jesuit the right fit?
The Jesuit High School Neighborhood Dinner will provide our prospective 7th and 8th-grade families with another chance to join us on campus to answer any questions about Jesuit High School.
This is not a mandatory event and does not have any bearing on our admissions process. The event is for prospective 7th and 8th-grade families only and will include a wonderful dinner.
Transfer Applicants
Transfer Policy
Jesuit will accept sophomore and junior transfers on a space-available basis. Decisions on transfer applicants will be based on previous merit, a minimum of a 2.5 cumulative GPA in College Prep level work, and the availability of space within the class. Jesuit does not accept senior transfers unless they are coming from another Jesuit high school or are moving from out of state. Mid-year transfers will be considered on a case-by-case basis by calling the Office of Admissions at (916) 480-2127.
Tuition and Fees
For the 2019–2020 academic year
Your investment in a Jesuit education is a financial commitment. We provide payment plans to assist you. Jesuit also provides an extensive tuition assistance program.
Tuition Assistance Program
Tuition assistance is available to students with a demonstrated financial need and has no bearing on admission. We base tuition aid awards on need, not on merit. We do not offer academic or athletic scholarships. Through the generosity of our benefactors, we have an established scholarship endowment fund which provides tuition assistance in the form of direct family grants. Jesuit’s tuition assistance program is an annual program and families must reapply each year. Please note that tuition assistance is restricted to tuition charges only and cannot be applied to fees or other costs.
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