As the first Lasallian school in the country, Calvert Hall values the uniqueness of each young man. Each student brings a distinctive perspective, belief, idea, and creative approach, that when shared with others, help form Men of Intellect, Men of Faith and Men of Integrity. Calvert Hall believes that each young man who has the potential to succeed at The Hall should be allotted the opportunity to experience a Catholic, Lasallian education.
By providing financial assistance to eligible young men, Calvert Hall continues to fulfill St. John Baptist de La Salle vision and mission. With support from numerous benefactors, Calvert Hall is able to provide financial assistance to more than 35% of our student body. These students recognize the possibilities available at Calvert Hall and use the gifts provided here to prepare for their futures. Calvert Hall is grateful for the alumni whom pass along the brotherhood through their generous donations to The Hall.
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Tuition for the 2023-2024 Academic Year
$18,925
Tuition for the 2023-2024 LaSalle Program
$27,725
In Addition to Tuition
A $200 non-refundable registration fee is required when a student enrolls or re-enrolls; and a $200 retreat fee is added to the above tuition. A graduation fee of $275 is added to the above tuition for senior year only.
Calvert Hall recognizes the financial sacrifice families make to afford Calvert Hall, especially when they have more than one student attending Calvert Hall at the same time. To support these families, Calvert Hall credits the oldest brother's tuition account $1,500. For twins, there is a $1,500 concession for each brothers' tuition account.
Calvert Hall offers several merit-based scholarship and grant opportunities for qualified candidates. All applicants to Calvert Hall are automatically considered for all of the merit awards that are offered, and no separate applications are required beyond submission of the admissions application.
Two of the most prestigious academic scholarships are awarded to the McMullen Scholars and Brother Tom Miller Scholars. Through a highly-competitive selection and review process, applicants to Calvert Hall are chosen by an academic committee to interview for one of these distinguished honors programs. Families will be notified in January if the student is a candidate for admission to either program.
This form of aid helps bridge the financial gap of tuition and household income. Parents are encouraged to apply for need-based aid through FACTS, and will be notified of their award upon acceptance. The FACTS application opens on October 1, 2023 and the deadline to complete this application is January 5, 2024.
The St. Mutien-Marie Grant* awards financial aid to families employed by the Archdiocese of Baltimore (AOB). This partial tuition grant is offered to Calvert Hall students whose parent is a full-time employee at an Archdiocesan elementary/middle school or the AOB and has completed at least one year of full-time service.
For the Mutien-Marie application, please contact Kim Davey at 410-825-4266, ext. 116. Please note that families already receiving the grant must reapply each year. Application deadline is January 15th.
* St. Mutien-Marie Wiaux, FSC was born in Belgium in 1841 and entered the Brothers of the Christian Schools in 1856. He taught at the same school for 58 years, primarily Music & Art. Praised as a model teacher, he was canonized by Pope John Paul II in 1989. His feast day is January 30th.
* St. Mutien-Marie Wiaux, FSC was born in Belgium in 1841 and entered the Brothers of the Christian Schools in 1856. He taught at the same school for 58 years, primarily Music & Art. Praised as a model teacher, he was canonized by Pope John Paul II in 1989. His feast day is January 30th.
The Knott Scholarship Funds award four-year, full-tuition scholarships to attend a Catholic high school located in Baltimore City, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Frederick, Harford, or Howard counties. Click here to learn more about the scholarship.
No! By simply submitting the admissions application, all candidates for admission are automatically considered for all merit-based scholarships and grants offered by Calvert Hall. Our admissions committee makes decisions on merit-based awards upon review of a highly-competitive applicant pool. Your family will be notified of any scholarships and/or grants that have been awarded to the student at the time of his acceptance to Calvert Hall.
Calvert Hall strives to make a LaSallian education available to all applicants. Financial aid is provided through the generosity of alumni, parents, friends, and income generated from Calvert Hall's endowment. In determining awards, we attempt to respond to the needs of as many families as possible.
Yes, all families must submit a FACTS Grant and Aid application annually in order for their son's grant to be renewed. Since a family’s economic and financial circumstances change from year to year, our finance committee must review the family’s financial need qualifications each year.
The enrollment period for Financial Aid consideration is October 1, 2023 through January 5, 2024 for all students. Please note your 2022 Tax Returns will be required. Please use the information below to assist you in the process:
Each parent must apply for aid and each parent must set-up their own Tuition Payment Plan through FACTS Tuition Management. Each parent must inform the Finance Office of the percentage of the tuition they are responsible for.
Log on to your FACTS account and make the changes necessary or you can contact FACTS directly at 866-441-4637. Please note if your there is a change to your address, telephone number or e-mail, you must update your FACTS account in order to ensure you will receive all correspondence.
In the event of a hardship, please send an e-mail as to the nature of your financial difficulties to Mrs. Kim Davey at daveyk@calverthall.com to receive an Appeal Form. Our Financial Aid Committee will review your request to determine any changes to your award. In making our decision, we consider not only the information originally received but any additional information supplied subsequent to our initial review. Please include all contact information in your request.
Sign in using your existing FACTS username and password if you are a current user of FACTS
If your son has a brother attending Calvert Hall with a current contract please do not create a new account, your incoming student's financials will be added to your current account
Create a username and password if you are new to FACTS
Click on set up a payment plan
Complete the steps as directed
You will be required to pay the $200 Registration Fee when you set up your payment plan
Your son's financials will be added to your pending agreement by the Calvert Hall Finance Office
Within 10 days of the finalization of your FACTS Agreement the Tuition Deposit and FACTS Enrollment Fees will be deducted from your account
To access your re-enrollment contract, login to the Calvert Hall Website
Click on the yellow ribbon at the top of the page "You have 1 Contract(s) to Accept"
Click on the Review tab next to your son's name
Sign, Review and Accept the Contract
Your FACTS Payment Plan will roll over and your updated financials will be entered on your FACTS Agreement in the event you have an incoming freshmen enrolling, his financials will be added to your existing account.
When your re-enrollment contract is returned, your FACTS Agreement will be finalized and your Registration Fee will be processed
Within 10 days of your FACTS Agreement Finalization the tuition deposit, FACTS Enrollment and Peace of Mind Benefit Fees (if selected) will be processed.
Yes. There are up to 3 additional fees as well as textbook fees. All textbooks are ordered through an online source, and used textbooks are generally available for most classes.
$175 yearly registration fee for all students paid up front
$175 retreat fee for all students, which is added into the tuition payments
$275 graduation fee (during a student's senior year)