Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tuition for the 2011-2012 academic year?

$9,600  Out of Parish   
$9,500  Parish              

Does the School offer financial assistance?

Yes, St. Elizabeth High School offers need-based financial aid and has some work-study jobs available. Students may apply for aid using the SSS Form (information on how to request forms will be sent to all families). Thirty-nine per cent of the current student body is receiving $332,450 in financial aid. The average grant is $2,392.

Does the School offer scholarships?

Yes, academic-based scholarships are available. They are awarded based upon placement test results, seventh and eighth grade records, and principal's recommendation. Some scholarships are renewed annually based upon performance (honors and participation in co-curricular activities). Currently, 21.33% of the student body are on academic scholarships totaling $156,180.

St. Elizabeth does not offer athletic scholarships.

What is the cost of textbooks?

Books cost approximately $300 - $600 per year and can be ordered online through Adams Book Company. Adams will issue credit for books bought through them that they agree to buy back.  

What are some statistics about the student body and faculty?

Student Population       
361 students: 173 females (48%), 188 males (52%)

Faculty Student Ratio – 1:10
Average Class Size – 24 students
Ability Grouping – AP, Honors, College Preparatory and some heterogeneous classes (Social Studies, Religious Studies)

Totadl Staff – 37
Total Faculty – 30 
All faculty have earned a minimum of bachelors’ degrees while 70% hold advanced degrees.  Our faculty averages 15 years of professional experience.

How do I schedule a visit?

Contact Director of Admissions Matthew Haney at mhaney@viking.pvt.k12.de.us or at 302.656.3369, ext. 3039, to schedule a family tour or to arrange for a student to participate in the “Viking for a Day” program.