Affording a Forest Ridge Education
Any qualified student who wants to attend Forest Ridge should apply--regardless of financial resources. To the extent that our funds permit, financial assistance is available to students whose parents are able to establish financial need. Please complete the Parents' Financial Statement, which is available online or by request from the Admission office. Approximately 30 percent of Forest Ridge students receive financial assistance.
The deadline for applying for financial aid for the 2011-2012 school year is December 28, 2010.
Financial Aid Information and Procedures
Scholarship Information and Application
Apply for Financial Aid online using the Parents' Financial Statement*
*Please be sure to send the Forest Ridge Admission office (via e-mail or regular mail) a copy of what you submit to SSS by December 28, 2010.
Questions?
Please contact the Admission office at 425-201-2434 or email Admission Director Rosanne Tomich at rosanneto@forestridge.org.
About Tuition Management Systems...
Schools understand that many students and families need additional assistance paying for education. Many schools choose to work with Tuition Management Systems to bring you the lowest cost, most comprehensive Education Payment Solutions available. Tuition Management Systems has provided payment plans and low interest loans to students and families of college and K-12 schools for over 25 years. Founded on the simple principle of helping families afford education, more than 1100 schools and two million families have taken advantage of our company's services.
Forest Ridge School offers several tuition payment plans:
- Plan A - one full payment, July 1, 2011
- Plan B - three installment plan
- Plan C - 10-month installment plan
What is a Monthly Payment Plan and how does it work?
A Monthly Payment Plan through Tuition Management Systems enables students and families to break their costs into interest free monthly payments, rather than pay for the semester or year in full in one lump sum. Simply start with your total education expenses for the upcoming year or semester. Subtract any grants or financial aid, and divide this amount by the number of payments offered in your plan. This will be your monthly payment. It's that easy, and everyone is approved.
Click here to find out more: www.afford.com
Grades 5-12