Elite NYC private schools may offer financial aid to parents earning up to $800,000: report

The children’s wealthy parents Those enrolled in top private schools in New York City can still receive some form of scholarship. financial assistance This is despite high incomes, according to a new report.

According to The New York Times report The Léman Manhattan Preparatory School chart reveals that households with incomes up to $600,000 may be eligible for financial support if they have two children enrolled.

Households with incomes up to $800,000 may receive some form of assistance when three children attend the school.

Léman is located in Manhattan’s financial district. It welcomes students from over 70 countries and educates K-12 children. The school charges approximately $67,300 per year for most grade levels.

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Students walk to catch a school bus in Manhattan’s East Village in New York City. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

“One misconception about financial aid at private schools is that That assistance is only available to the families most in need,” Paige Murphy, a Léman spokeswoman, told The Times.

Murphy noted that the tuition charts The Times highlighted offered “transparency” to parents about the financial aid process. This is one aspect of education that she recommends. “It has long been shrouded in mystery.”

The Times noted that Léman is part of a growing trend among New York City private schools with relatively high enrollment costs.

Dalton School which is a private college preparatory institution on the Upper East Side. It revealed that families with incomes of $40,000 combined with “low to moderate personal assets” may be eligible to have their $64,300 tuition cut in half. (with two children registered)

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New York City is one of the most expensive cities in the world. (Istock)

Xiomara Hall, deputy head of Chapin School for Girls, told The Times that the figure “It reflects the fact that New York is one of the most expensive cities in the country.”

Even though the cost of living is high and various products Wealthy parents in New York City are still willing to pay for an education with small class sizes. Have a professional relationship and have the opportunity to attend some of the most coveted universities in America.

“When these kids graduate from college, They would go to their friend’s parents for work,” said Dana Haddad, former admissions director. told The Times “You can’t put a price on that.”

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