Affording Cambridge
Learn about tuition & fees, scholarships, and financial aid.We are committed to breaking down financial obstacles and making a Cambridge education accessible to students who will thrive in our community.
2026-2027
Tuition & Fees
Grades 5-6: $26,400
Grades 7-8: $27,150
Grades 9-12: $31,150
Additional Fees Include:
$600 New Student Fee (1st Year Only)
$4,000 International Fee (Annually for International Students Only)
$200 Installment Fee (Annually for Installment Payments)
Tuition covers initial book costs needed for the academic year. Certain other textbooks are owned by Cambridge and issued annually to students at no charge. A fee may be assessed for lost, damaged, or destroyed textbooks.
Financial Aid
We highly value the socioeconomic diversity of our community and are intentional about making Cambridge affordable to students that will benefit from our program.
Cambridge gives over $1,000,000 away in financial aid per year.
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We give away over $1,000,000 in need-based financial aid every year and offer payment plans to make tuition accessible to a wide range of families.
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Cambridge understands the benefits of a socioeconomically diverse student body. Over 25% of our students benefit from some form of financial aid.
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No, our admissions committee does not consider a student’s need for financial assistance when making admissions decisions.
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We make financial aid decisions based exclusively on a family’s demonstrated need, within the limits of our school’s resources. All financial information is kept strictly confidential.
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Yes, need-based financial aid is applied for and awarded annually using the Blackbaud Financial Aid Management system.
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Financial aid at Cambridge is awarded in the form of tuition grants that are applied to tuition for the upcoming school year. Tuition grants do not need to be repaid.
Scholarships
In addition to need-based financial aid, The Cambridge school of Dallas offers certain merit-based scholarships to students who meet the eligibility criteria. These scholarships may be applicable depending on a variety of factors, such as the school or neighborhood from which a student is coming to Cambridge. Being awarded a merit-based scholarship does not preclude students from also being eligible for financial aid.
Questions about scholarships?