Tuition Information

The value of a Bay Ridge Prep education pays dividends over a lifetime.

After an enriching K-12 college prep experience, Bay Ridge Prep students are accepted to and enter colleges that suit them best. Some of those institutions happen to be American University, Boston College, Brown University, The Cooper Union, Columbia University, Cornell University, Fordham University, Smith College, Grinnell College and New York University.

Mainstream

Grade K $29,400

Grade 1 $29,400

Grade 2 $29,400

Grade 3 $29,400

Grade 4 $29,400

Grade 5 $29,400

Grade 6 $31,450

Grade 7 $31,450

Grade 8 $31,450

Grade 9 $35,700

Grade 10 $37,400

Grade 11 $38,725

Grade 12 $41,275

Each year Bay Ridge Prep offers a limited amount of Tuition Awards to incoming 9th grade students.

Tuition Awards are considered based on:

Academic record
Citizenship
Leadership

To be considered you must:

Apply and be Accepted to Bay Ridge Prep prior to Feb 1, 2024 (unless funds are still available after this date)

Submit any additional materials you would like the committee to review. This could be submitting a written essay (see essay prompts below), a resume showcasing your extracurriculars, athletic or artistic talents, a portfolio, a video etc. Please submit all materials to admissions@bayridgeprep.org

The committee will review the complete application including the student admissions interview and supplemental materials, and award recipients will be notified by the end of February. Award recipients will receive an enrollment contract (with the tuition award reflected) and will have one month from the date of the award letter to sign the enrollment contract and accept the tuition award. Awards are forfeited after the one month time period. Bay Ridge Prep cannot guarantee availability of any potential tuition awards for applicants.

If writing an essay, please choose 2 of the 5 below.

1. Thinking about your unique qualities and attributes, how do you feel you can contribute to our school and enhance our community beyond being a strong academic student?

2. If you could spend a day with any historical or fictional character, who would it be and why, and what would you do for the day?

3. Explain what the term “leader” means to you. Do you envision yourself being a leader during your high school years? How so?

4. When our school gives a student a scholarship award, we consider it an investment in the future. Explain why you think our school should invest in you as a potential member of our community.

5. Perhaps the most important unwritten “rule” in our school is kindness. Discuss what that means to you.

Tuition Information

2023-2024 Tuition

Mainstream

Achieve Program

Bridge Program

International Student Program