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Affording Cranbrook
Affording Cranbrook
The value of a Cranbrook Schools education
Understanding that a Cranbrook Schools education will have a transformative impact on a student's future, Cranbrook is committed to building a community of talented, passionate, and driven students from a wide range of backgrounds independent of their financial circumstances.
By offering a robust financial aid program, Cranbrook is able to attract the best possible students without regard to a family's ability to afford the cost of a Cranbrook education. The Financial Aid Office strives to accurately assess financial need and to equitably distribute grants to those families who demonstrate such need. We encourage any family who may need assistance to apply for financial aid. Last year Cranbrook Schools awarded more than $10,300,000 in financial aid.
1,656
students enrolled
$10,308,560
annual financial aid budget
$18,181
average financial aid grant
The two most common ways families afford Cranbrook are through our monthly payment plans and need-based financial aid.
Other sources have included things like: support from grandparents or other family members, contributions from religious or community groups, and regional, state or national programs.
Other sources have included things like: support from grandparents or other family members, contributions from religious or community groups, and regional, state or national programs.
Tuition & Payment Plans
Tuition for the 2022-23 Academic Year
| Day | Boarding | |
| Half-day Multiage (PreK/JK) A.M. | $14,100 | - |
| Half-day Multiage (PreK/JK) P.M. | $12,000 | - |
| Full-day PreK or JK | $25,000 | - |
| Senior Kindergarten | $25,000 | - |
| Lower School | Grades 1 - 5 | $29,600 | - |
| Middle School | Grades 6-8 | $32,500 | - |
| Upper School | Grades 9-12 | $38,600 | $52,350 |
What can I expect to pay?
| % Aid | Number of Awards Granted |
| Above 70% of Tuition | We do not award grants that cover more than 70% of tuition. |
| 51-70% of Tuition | We have many applicants that qualify for grants in this range. We are able to offer awards to very few of them. |
| 31-50% of Tuition | We are able to fund about half of the families who qualify for grants of this size. |
| Under 30% of Tuition | We are able to fund most of the families who qualify for grants of this size. |
Payment Plans
One Payment (Early) — This plan is for families who would like to make one payment for yearly tuition on or before April 20th. Families utilizing this option will receive a 1% discount on net tuition.
One Payment (Regular) — This plan is for families who would like to make one payment for yearly tuition on or before August 20th.
One Payment (Regular) — This plan is for families who would like to make one payment for yearly tuition on or before August 20th.
Four Payments — This is a budget plan that divides the total yearly tuition and fees into four equal monthly installments paid by direct debit beginning in August and ending in May. The plan is administered by FACTS and has small enrollment fee.
Ten Payments — This is a budget plan that divides the total yearly tuition and fees into ten equal monthly installments paid by direct debit beginning in August and ending in May. The plan is administered by FACTS and has small enrollment fee.
Contact Us
PO Box 801
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303
(248) 645-3000
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303
(248) 645-3000
