ADMISSIONS
"Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel." - Socrates
ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES
School Tour Shadow Day Evaluation Decision
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Admissions Committee makes a decision on student readiness for Socrates Prep Programs.
Tour the campus and learn more about Socrates Prep as we learn about your child’s needs, goals and passions
Student spends a shadow day on campus to experience the culture and philosophy of
Socrates Prep
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Student evaluation to determine learning needs for optimal placement
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TUITION AND FEES
Grades 1-5
Annual Tuition 11,950
Curriculum Fee 850
Application Fee 175
Grades 9-12
Annual Tuition 13,950
Curriculum Fee 850
Application Fee 175
AP Classes Additional 250 Per Class
Grades 6-8
Annual Tuition 12,950
Curriculum Fee 850
Application Fee 175
All Tuition and Fees are Non-Refundable
SCHOLARSHIPS
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Gardiner’s Scholarship/PLSA
Based on Unique Student Needs
FTC Scholarship/StepUp
Based on Financial Need
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McKay Scholarship
Based on Unique Student Needs/FDOE
Note:
The tuition may not be covered in its entirety by your scholarship in which case you may make payment arrangements. Payment arrangements are subject to administrative approval.
Socrates Preparatory School does not involve itself with the application, processing or approval of any of the scholarship listed above. The information provided is only to inform parents of scholarships available through other organizations that may fit their children's needs. It is the parent's responsibility to seek additional scholarship information and apply in a timely manner through the appropriate organization for each scholarship. Please note that these scholarships are subject to specific deadlines. Whether you are a parent currently approved for one of these scholarships or a newly applying parent, your timely enrollment and involvement is critical.
Disclosure:
Socrates Preparatory School does not discriminate on the basis of race/ethnicity, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, disability, faith, veteran status, or age in the administration of any of its employment, educational programs, admissions policies, scholarship, athletics, recreational, and other school-administered programs.