Your Kents Hill School Investment

List of 7 items.

• Tuition 2019-20

  Boarding Student Tuition: $61,950
  Day Student Tuition: $32,500

• Tuition Deposit

  Kents Hill School requires a nonrefundable deposit of $3,500 for all students to reserve space for the next school year. The deposit will be applied toward tuition.

• Payment Options

  For your convenience, Kents Hill School offers three different payment options:
  
  Single Payment: Payment of Kents Hill School Tuition and Fees plus the cost of the Tuition Refund Plan is made on or before July 1 or the subsequent enrollment date. A discount of one (1) percent may be taken for payment in full by check or wire transfer.
  
  

  Two Payments: Payment of 60 percent of the Kents Hill School Tuition and Fees plus the cost of the Tuition Refund Play by July 1 and payment of the remaining 40 percent by November 1. A $100 setup fee is charged to the student's account.
  
  Monthly Payments: Payment of Kents Hill School Tuition and Fees in equal installments, starting June 5 and ending March 15, through Smart Tuition. The Tuition Refund Plan fee is included in these monthly payments, and a $100 setup fee is charged to the student's account. This payment plan requires the use of automatic payment from a bank account (ACH).
  
  Third-Party Providers
  
  Your Tuition Solution offers tuition financing through flexible payment plans and an easy online application process.
  
  The Hanover Insurance Group provides tuition insurance to help protect the investment you are making in your child's education. 

• Financial Aid

  We use School and Student Services (SSS) to process financial aid applications. Based on the financial information you provide in the Parents’ Financial Statement, SSS gives us an estimated amount your family can contribute to our tuition. This estimate, coupled with school policies and practices, is a starting point to help us make fair and objective decisions. While Kents Hill is unable to make a financial aid award to every student who is accepted and demonstrates need, historically nearly half of students receive need-based or merit financial aid. For a comprehensive guide to the financial aid process as outlined by SSS, click here.
  
  Parents and/or guardians of new admissions applicants who would like to be considered for financial aid are required to complete the financial aid application and submit all required documents. Returning families seeking financial aid must re-apply each school year in order to be considered, even if an award was made in the previous year.
  
  

  • Go to https://www.solutionsbysss.com/parents.
  • Click on the "Apply Now" button.
  • You will set up a PFS Online account using your email address and a password. If you completed an online PFS application last year, please use your email address and existing password.
  • Kents Hill School Code: 4354
  • Submit nonrefundable fee of $51.00 to process the application. 

  
  

  Kents Hill School requires that you submit the following documents to Alison Lincoln-Rich, Director of Financial Aid, by email or SSS online upload in addition to your completed PFS:
  
  

  • 2018 Tax Returns
  • 2018 W2 or 1099
  • International Student Application, if applicable.
  • Business and Farm Statement, if applicable.

  To submit these documents, go to the "Manage Documents" tab in the PFS Online, click on "Browse," then click on "Upload."

• Expected Fees and Charges

  ACADEMIC
  
  Dual-Enrollment courses range from $100 - $200 per course depending on college and course selected. Please consult the teacher and course syllabus for more details.

   

  Art class fees range from $25 - $200 per course. See Course Prospectus for specific details.
  
  

  Woodworking class fees range from $25 - $150 per course. See Course Prospectus for specific details.
  
  Testing: AP Exams ($94/exam), PSAT ($16/test), ACT ($51/test), SAT ($48/test), TOEFL ($205/test)
  
  Textbooks range from $150 - $500+ per academic year 
  
  

  TRANSPORTATION
  
  Day student transportation fee: $250/trimester
  
  Boarding/day student transportation to/from campus to area destinations such as Freeport, Portland, Augusta, etc.: See Community Handbook for specific details 

   

  ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES
  
  The following programs have an associated charge:

  • Equestrian (approximately $1640/season)
  • Fencing (varies for competition and equipment needs)
  • Skiing and Snowboarding Program (varies for competition and equipment needs)
  • Team apparel and equipment

  COMMUNITY

  
  Yearbook: $86 unless opt out (March)
  
  Commencement: $175 includes cap/gown, 10 announcements, and walkway brick (March)
  
  Student ID replacement: $25 after first replacement
  
  Day student overnight: $40 per night
  
  Health Center: Varies 
  
  Dorm room cleaning and/or damage: Varies
  
  Dorm key replacement $50
  
  

  These reflect the majority of charges students may incur during an academic year. Programs and associated charges are subject to change and are nonrefundable unless otherwise noted.
  
  If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Sue Fish, Business Office Assistant at sfish@kentshill.org. 

• International Program Fee

  The international program fee is $2,500, which includes the cost of I-20 processing and mailing, ongoing support for I-20 management, international student orientation, cultural trips and activities, travel oversight and assistance, and specialized college counseling visits and transportation. 

• Supplemental Program Fees

  Learning Skills Program (LSP)
  
  The Learning Skills Program fee is $11,200 for Level 1 and $7,300 for Level 2. Each level offers academic support tailored to the needs of individual students. Utilizing the Landmark College academic coaching model, dedicated teachers provide students with transformative academic and emotional support focused on self-awareness, self-advocacy, and self-determination.

  
  

  English Language Support (ELS) Program
  
  The English Language Support (ELS) Program fee is $8,500. While enrolled in the program students strengthen their language abilities through an introduction to academic content and fortify their skills as they enter mainstream classes. Ideal ELS participants are international students who have earned TOEFL exam scores between 40 and 80 or whose teachers recommend additional support.