How much financial aid does Phillips Exeter give?

We provide $25 million in assistance annually in the form of outright grants. No loans, nothing to pay back. And we assist with supplemental costs – like books, laptops and travel. For families with incomes under $75,000, Exeter is free.

How expensive is Phillips Exeter Academy?

Many millionaires and a handful of billionaires are products of the Exeter community and have helped grow the school’s endowment to $1.2 billion. The fund supports many students’ tuition, which otherwise costs $46,905 a year for boarding students.

Can you get a scholarship to Phillips Exeter Academy?

Current students at Phillips Exeter Academy and any other US high school can earn college scholarships as early as 9th grade through RaiseMe start earning today!

Does Exeter give merit scholarships?

Merit scholarships are not need based and some of our member schools do offer merit-based scholarships in order to recognize a student’s academic talent or ability to be a transformative addition to the community.

Is Phillips Exeter a good school for the money?

Thanks to Exeter’s impeccable financial record, the school prides itself on offering ample financial aid to students, with approximately 50\% of applicants receiving some form of aid that totals $22 million annually. Phillips Exeter Academy is all about superlatives.

When is the admission deadline for Phillips Exeter Academy?

Admissions Deadline: January 15; Financial aid materials due: January 31; Admission Decisions Released: March 10; School Website: Phillips Exeter Academy

Why choose Exeter Academy?

There is a 5:1 student to teacher ratio and class sizes average 12, meaning students get personal attention in every course. Writers, stars of stage and screen, business leaders, government leaders, educators, professionals, and other notables litter the glittering list of Exeter Academy alumni and alumnae.

How does Exeter make tuition affordable?

We never stop working to make Exeter as affordable as possible. Our tuition is significantly lower than peer schools. We achieve this by limiting tuition growth and supplementing tuition dollars with annual fundraising and endowment revenues. Approximately half of our students receive assistance each year.