International Students
Providence High School accepts international students who will reside with a documented relative or legal guardian. Upon acceptance into Providence High School, an I-20 can be issued through the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. The I-20 is a multi-purpose document issued by a government approved, U.S. educational institution certifying that you have been admitted to a full-time study program and that you have demonstrated sufficient financial resources to stay in the U.S.
2o24-2o25 Tuition
| Tuition | |
|---|---|
| Annual Payable in full through Finalsite Enrollment due on June 1, 2024. |
$35,750 |
| Required Fees | |
| Application Fee |
$150 |
| Registration Fee The fee is payable on acceptance or renewal and is non-refundable and non-transferable. This fee includes the Student Body Fee and Parent Organization Membership Fee. |
Before April 30, 2024: $800 |
| Tuition Insurance 1.2% of net-tuition due. Learn more. |
Varies |
| Supplemental Fees | |
|---|---|
| Program Enrollment Fees The $1,000 fee for Medical, Cinema, and Technology will now be added to tuition and paid in installments based on the payment plan the family chooses. This will replace the former policy of billing families for the entire $1,000 amount at one time in October. |
$1000 |
| Graduation Fee This fee is charged to 12th grade students for graduation-related expenses. |
$120 |
| Advanced Placement Fees This fee is due on January 1, 2025 through Finalsite Enrollment, for students enrolled in AP Classes. This fee covers the cost of the test by the College Board. |
$115 |
| Athletic Fees This fee is payable through Finalsite Enrollment. |
$750 per sport |
*Note on Registration Fee: The increased fee after April 30 only applies to continuing students that are currently enrolled at Providence High School. This fee does not apply to new incoming 9th-grade or transfer students enrolling for the upcoming year.
Note to Families of International Students
International Student Registration Fees do not include the following items listed. Families are expected to provide any necessary items needed by the student.
- Housing/boarding program
- Providence High School does not recommend nor provide housing resources
- Athletic fees, busing, extracurricular activities, entertainment or meals with friends
- Medical bills/insurance
- Cell phones/calling cards
- Clothing, personal expenses, etc.
- Uniforms need to be purchased by student’s family
- Personal tutoring fees
- Testing fees
- Transcript Evaluations
- Transcript Translations, when applicable
Form & Documentation Requirements
- Required by Providence High School
- Required Prior to I-20 Processing
- Requirements for I-20 Processing
- Requirements for Accepted International Students
Required by Providence High School
Required Prior to I-20 Processing
Requirements for I-20 Processing
Requirements for Accepted International Students
Your Admissions Team
Scott Turner
Director of Admissions & Enrollment Management
Greg Castro
Assistant Director of Admissions & Enrollment Management
Kit Willesee
Assistant Director of Admissions and Enrollment Management
Vickie Bagwell
Financial Assistance Coordinator