What Do You Think About Mount Saint Joseph's High School? (Baltimore: university, costs)

[MarylandParent]

Looking at Mount Saint Joseph's for high school. Thoughts?

[Infinite_heights77]

Great choice! One of my cousins went to school there. Graduated with honors and earned an academic scholarship to Boston University.

Originally Posted by MarylandParent

Looking at Mount Saint Joseph's for high school. Thoughts?

[Calvert Hall '62]

Great school.


According to the Feb. 2016 issue of the Catholic Review, tuition $14,100 per year not including fees.


This is actually near the bottom of tuition rates for pvt. schools per the magazine.

[HoCoMom]

I agree with previous posters - great school.

[Infinite_heights77]

Who is the most expensive private institution in Baltimore?

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

Great school.


According to the Feb. 2016 issue of the Catholic Review, tuition $14,100 per year not including fees.


This is actually near the bottom of tuition rates for pvt. schools per the magazine.

[Calvert Hall '62]

Originally Posted by Infinite_heights77

Who is the most expensive private institution in Baltimore?

In Balto. county, it's Oldfields which I think is all-girls -- could stand corrected -- but at any rate, it's $31,000.


I think that these are within city limits: Park School $28,540; Bryn Mawr $28,400; McDonogh $28,120; Gilman $28,110; Friends $27,420 , et al.


The least expensive in the city is Cristo Rey Jesuit High School at $2,500 but they require a "mandatory internship program." Whatever that means.

[bus man]

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

In Balto. county, it's Oldfields which I think is all-girls -- could stand corrected -- but at any rate, it's $31,000.


I think that these are within city limits: Park School $28,540; Bryn Mawr $28,400; McDonogh $28,120; Gilman $28,110; Friends $27,420 , et al.


The least expensive in the city is Cristo Rey Jesuit High School at $2,500 but they require a "mandatory internship program." Whatever that means.

McDonogh is in Baltimore County. Though, your figures still have Oldfields as being the most expensive County school.

[Calvert Hall '62]

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

Great school.


According to the Feb. 2016 issue of the Catholic Review, tuition $14,100 per year not including fees.


This is actually near the bottom of tuition rates for pvt. schools per the magazine.

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

In Balto. county, it's Oldfields which I think is all-girls -- could stand corrected -- but at any rate, it's $31,000.


I think that these are within city limits: Park School $28,540; Bryn Mawr $28,400; McDonogh $28,120; Gilman $28,110; Friends $27,420 , et al.


The least expensive in the city is Cristo Rey Jesuit High School at $2,500 but they require a "mandatory internship program." Whatever that means.

Originally Posted by bus man

McDonogh is in Baltimore County. Though, your figures still have Oldfields as being the most expensive County school.

Two other secondary schools that exceed McDonogh: St. Timothy's in Stevenson and St. James out in Hagerstown. Each is $29,300.

[Calvert Hall '62]

Ignored in this thread is any discussion of tuitions in nearby DC Metro. For example, get a load of the costs to send your kiddos to Sidwell, where the US Presidents send their kiddos:


Sidwell Friends School: Admissions » Tuition and Fees


Have to laugh at these politicans who are so in favor of pro-govt. schools yet sent their spawn to pvt. schools.

[bus man]

Originally Posted by Calvert Hall '62

Ignored in this thread is any discussion of tuitions in nearby DC Metro. For example, get a load of the costs to send your kiddos to Sidwell, where the US Presidents send their kiddos:


Sidwell Friends School: Admissions » Tuition and Fees


Have to laugh at these politicans who are so in favor of pro-govt. schools yet sent their spawn to pvt. schools.

Well sure, $39,360 might sound like a lot of money. But you have to remember, you're getting hot lunches included in the price!