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Tuition and Discounts
Auburn Adventist Academy’s tuition is divided into a down payment and 9 equal monthly installments. We do not charge and additional “entry” or “registration” fee. The down payment is due prior to or on Registration Day, August 26, 2007. The monthly payments are due by the 25th of each month, beginning with September. If no payment is received, a late fee of $25.00 will be charged to the students account.
Grades 9 and 10 tuition $8,200
Grades 11 and 12 tuition $8,992
Room and Board $5,523
Family Discount
Families with more than one student at Auburn Adventist Academy will receive an annual discount of 3.5% of tuition and board per student is granted near the close of the school year. This is a per student discount.
Early Payment Discount
Student accounts that are paid in full on or before registration day will be granted a 3.5% discount. ESL Students do not qualify.
Credit Balances at the End of a School Year:
Refunds will be made on credit amounts of over $10.00. If a credit balance is due to scholarships the scholarship portion of the credit balance will be returned to the financial aid account before refund will be made.
Financial Aid
Auburn Adventist Academy student finance office is available to assist you with application forms or information regarding scholarships and discounts.
Student Finance Office
Auburn Adventist Academy
5000 Auburn Way So.
Auburn, WA 98092
Phone: (253) 939-5000 ext. 219
Fax: (253) 351-9806
Three-Way Matching Scholarship
(Application due Aug. 10)
Maximum amount is awarded to a student when the student attends for the entire year.
$1500/year Village Students
$2400/year Dorm Students
Limited funds available
Alumni Scholarship Funds
The Alumni Endowment Committee evaluates the student’s eligibility for this scholarship. Eligibility is based on the student’s citizenship, leadership involvement, academic achievement, and financial need. Limited funds available
Percy C Broder Scholarship Funds
Once each year students having excellent academic standing, positive citizenship, involvement in a work program, and confirmation of financial need, have the opportunity to apply for this scholarship in the spring. Awards are applied to the recipient’s account when the year’s final balance equals the amount of the scholarship.
$400 village maximum
$600 dorm maximum
Limited funds available
Common Wealth Pathways to Success
This scholarship is awarded to new dormitory students whose family’s income is at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
$4700 dorm maxim
Alaska/Canada Scholarship Funds
This scholarship is offered by Auburn Adventist Academy to students in an effort to assist with eh burden of travel expenses. The student must attend AAA for both first and second semester. Students will receive $750 in scholarship funds in April.
Wage-Share Sponsorship
This program is available to all students. To increase the amount that a student earns per hour students can recruit sponsors. Sponsors can augment student wages by guaranteeing a certain amount will be added to the base wage on a per hour basis. Sponsor forms are available at the AAA student finance office.
New Member Scholarship
This scholarship is available to students who are new church members or who are the children of new members that have joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church during the 18-month period prior to initial enrollment in school. During the firs semester of enrollment in a school. During the first semester of enrollment, the student is eligible for a 75% tuition scholarship. During the second and third consecutive semesters of enrollment, the student is eligible for 50% and 25% scholarships respectively. Please note: the third semester amount my vary form the amount listed if tuition costs change for the following school year.
First Semester
Grade 9/10 $2,496.50
Grade 11/12 $2,733.50
Second Semester
Grade 9/10 $1,664.00
Grade 11/12 $1,822.00
Third Semester
Grade 9/10 $832.00
Grade 11/12 $911.00
Remote Church Scholarship
This grant of $400 per semester is provided by the North Pacific Union conference of Seventh-day Adventists to students who meet the following criteria:
Age:
1. To be eligible for assistance for the first semester, the student must be less than 16 years of age by September 15.
2. To be eligible for assistance for the second semester the student must be less than 16 years of age by February 1.
Membership: Falls
1. A student must be from a remote church as listed by the North Pacific Union Conference. A remote church is a church located at least 25 miles away from the nearest junior or senior Academy. (See listing below)
2. A student attending from the areas that have a ninth grade intermediate program are eligible for assistance if all the criteria are met.
3. Eligibility is determined by the distance from the student’s church to the school, not from the family’s residence.
4. Students form the North Pacific Union Conference are eligible when enrolled in any Pacific Union conference Academy. No student form outside the NPUC is eligible.
Eligible Remote Churches
Alaska — all churches except Anchorage
Montana — all churches except Bozeman & Mt. Ellis
Idaho
Baker, Boise, Buhl, Bums, Cambride, Cove, Eagle, Eden, Elgin, Emmett, Enterprise, Fruitland Spn, Heyburn, Idaho Falls, John Day, Kuna, LaGrande, Long Creek, McCall, Mtn Home, New Plymouth, Ontario, Payette, Pocatello, Richland, Salmon, Twin Falls, Vale, Weiser, Weiser Spn, and Wood River
Oregon
Astoria, Bandon, Bonanza, Brookings, Canby, Castle Rock, Cathlamet, C. Junction, Christ. Vly., Clatskanie, Coos Bay, Coquille, Falls City, Florence, Gilchrist Cr., Gold Beach, Grande Ronde, Hopewell, Kelso-Longview, Klamath Falls, Lake View Co., Reedsport, Madras, McMinnville, Molalla, Myrtle Point, Nestucca, Newburg, Newport, Ocean Park, Prineville, Rainier, Seaside, Sheridan, Stevenson, The Dalles, Ventta, Veronia, Wahkiacus, Waldport, W. Salmon, Williams, Woodburn, Woodburn Spn., and Yoncalla
Upper Columbia
Bonners Fry, Brewster, Brewster Spn., Chelan, Chewelah, Clark Fork, Clarkston, Cle Elum, Colfax, Davenport Co., Dayton, Deary, Diamond Lake, Edgemere, Ellensberg, Endicott, Ephrata, Farmington, Goldendale, Grand Coulee, Grandview, Grandview Spn, Granger, Grangeville, Heppner, Hermiston, Hermiston Spn, Inchelium, lone, Inigon, Juliaetta, Kamiah, Lewiston, Moses Lake, Moscow, Newport, Northport, Omak, Orofino, Oroville, Osburn, Othello, Pomeroy, Post Falls, Prosser, Quincy, Republic, Ritzvi, Spirit Lake, St. Manes, Sunnyside, Tonasket, Troy, and Weippe
Washington
Arlington, Belfair, Bellingham, Bremerton, Brinnon, Everson, Ferndale, Friday Harbor, Forks, Graham, Granite Falls, Marysville, Morton, Oak Harbor, Port Angeles, Port Orchard, Port Townsend, Paulsbo, Sequim, Shelton, Startup, Willepa Harbor, and Yelm
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phone 253.939.5000