Application fees
- No separate, itemized application fee is published in the school's public admissions materials for the 2026/27 academic year.
Tuition fees (registration and monthly tuition)
- A complete, year-by-year public fee schedule for 2026/27 is not published in the school's publicly available admissions content; the latest publicly reported general fee figures are: CRC 375,900 for matrícula (registration) and CRC 533,900 for the mensualidad (monthly tuition). These figures reflect the commonly cited registration and monthly tuition amounts reported for the school.
- No itemized breakdown by specific year group (e.g., Pre‑k, Kindergarten, Primary year 1, Primary year 2, each Secondary year) with per‑term amounts and per‑year totals is publicly posted.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- A detailed, published billing schedule (for example: whether tuition is billed monthly, by term, or annually; due dates; or penalties for late payment) is not provided in the school's publicly available admissions materials.
- Common practice at many Costa Rican private schools is to charge a matrícula (one‑time registration fee, often equal to one month's tuition) and to bill mensualidades on a monthly basis, but a school‑specific schedule and any discounts, installment options, or late‑payment penalties for Saint Francis College are not published.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- Saint Francis College operates as a day school with two campuses (Moravia and Alajuela); no boarding program or boarding fees are published or described in the school's admissions materials. No boarding charges apply.
Other costs and fees
- Uniforms: Families are required to purchase school uniforms; no public, itemized uniform price list or uniform package fee is published.
- Textbooks, workbooks and school supplies: These are additional to tuition; no public, itemized price list is published.
- Student insurance: The school provides student insurance with a coverage amount of CRC 2,000,000. This insurance is listed among the school's included/available services.
- Meals / cafeteria: The Moravia campus has a cafeteria and the Alajuela campus operates meal service through external providers; costs for cafeteria meals or meal plans are not published.
- Transportation: The school offers school‑transport services through authorized providers; transport fees are not published in the public admissions materials.
- Extracurriculars and special programs: Participation in some clubs, teams, competitions or external programs may carry separate fees; specific prices are not published.
Refund information
- A formal, public refund or cancellation policy (for example: refund of matrícula if family withdraws before the school year, prorated refunds for mid‑year withdrawals, or deadlines for cancelling tuition payments) is not published in the school's public admissions materials.
Fee payment options
- The school is listed among institutions with formal payment agreements in the national banking payment channels, indicating that families can pay matrícula and mensualidades via bank payment channels. Specific accepted payment methods (credit card, debit card, online bank transfer, direct debit, cash payments at campus or bank counters) are not itemized in the school's public admissions materials; however, bank‑based payment channels are available for the school in national banking systems.
Summary note on publicly available information
- The school's public admissions materials describe services, campuses and general admission availability but do not publish a full, itemized fee schedule for each year group or a detailed billing calendar for the 2026/27 academic year; the only clearly reported numeric fee figures located in public reporting are the registration (matrícula) and monthly tuition (mensualidad) amounts cited above.
