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An Investment in Excellence

From its beautiful college-like campus to its unique class structure, Bosco has helped in every way possible to prepare me for the next part of my life.

Jon Primerano ’21, Rennsalear Polytechnic Institute

Our track record of producing graduates who excel in academics, leadership, and service speaks for itself. Don Bosco students graduate with a transformative educational experience that goes beyond academics, fostering personal growth, character development, and a strong sense of community.

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Don Bosco Students winning awards for excelling at curricular studies.

Salesian High School Commitment

With a Salesian commitment spanning centuries, we ensure every young man feels valued and respected. Our dedicated educators develop strong student-teacher relationships, assuring support tailored specifically to every student. All this, plus our state-of-the-art facilities and innovative Academic Pathways program, demonstrate the unparalleled value of a Don Bosco education.

Tuition and Assistance

2024 – 2025 Tuition

  • Tuition: $19,925
  • Student Fee*:
    • Underclassmen: $600.00
    • Senior: $875.00
  • Annual Capital Improvement Fee*: $775.00
  • Registration Fee*:
    • $900.00: Incoming Freshman and Transfers
    • $400.00: Current Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
  • Annual iPad Technology Fee – $625.00 (Paid at the Bookstore)
  • Total:
    • Underclassmen: $21,700
    • Seniors: $21,975

*Fee is non-refundable.

The cost of books, advanced texts, religious texts, workbooks and laboratory fees depends on the student’s course selection for the academic year.

Tuition Assistance

Financial aid applications must be completed each year with updated information to be considered. Financial aid awarded in one particular academic year does not guarantee aid in future years.

Financial Aid for Prospective Students

ATTENTION CLASS OF 2029:
ALL FINANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED BY YOUR APPLICATION DATE.

Incoming Freshmen applying to Don Bosco Prep are now able to apply for financial aid.

Create an account to complete your financial aid application.

If you are awarded financial aid, you will be notified along with your admissions decision.

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A group of Don Bosco Students cheered and jumped because their team one.

Financial Aid for Current Students

Current students may now apply for financial aid for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Create an account to complete your financial aid application.

You will be notified if you are awarded financial aid.

Scholarships and Grants

Academic Scholarships

Don Bosco Prep offers generous academic scholarships to incoming freshmen. Our main merit-based award is called the Savio Scholarship. In addition to the general admission requirements, a student wishing to apply for a Savio Scholarship must submit an additional essay.

If applied for and awarded, academic scholarships will be available on the applicant’s online account at the time of initial acceptance. Academic scholarship amounts are determined annually based on the fiscal budget and the number of eligible applicants.

Academic awards are renewable each year, provided the student can maintain a weighted GPA of 93 per year as well as no final course grade below 80 and an exemplary discipline record while at Don Bosco Prep. Any student who fails to adhere to these criteria may forfeit his scholarship for the remainder of his time at Don Bosco Prep.

Brother’s Grant

Don Bosco Prep offers a tuition reduction in the form of the Brother’s Grant for families who have two or more sons attending at the same time. The Brother’s Grant credits $500 to the account of one sibling at Don Bosco Prep. If three or more siblings are attending Don Bosco Prep at one time, each sibling receives a $500 reduction in tuition.

SFIC (Scholarship Fund for Inner-City Children)

The SFIC is a tuition assistance program for students who aspire to attend a private Catholic high school in the Archdiocese of Newark or the Diocese of Paterson, but lack the financial resources to do so. To be reviewed for this scholarship, you must apply through the SFIC link.

Tri-County Scholarship Fund

The Tri-County Scholarship Fund provides opportunity for financially needy New Jersey children – without regard to race or religion – by offering scholarships to better, safer and values-based independent schools that help students to reach their full potential.

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