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Boarding Financial Aid

‘Iolani School is committed to enrolling qualified students from a wide range of experiences and backgrounds.

To that end, we support an extensive financial aid program to assist students in their desire to attend ‘Iolani School. 

Overview

Financial need is the difference between family resources and the educational expenses of a student. We do not award scholarships based on academic, athletic, or artistic merit. To determine a family's ability to pay tuition, we partner with Clarity Financial Aid. Their analysis helps us to objectively determine what a family is able to contribute towards educational expenses and is a critical component in our financial aid decision. Aid is granted on an annual basis to families who show financial need and is renewable each year as long as the family completes the financial aid process in a timely manner and continues to qualify.

Eligibility

Financial aid is not available to international students in the boarding program. All applicants must be able to furnish US tax documents. Please read over our FAQ below to ensure you have met all application requirements. 

How to Apply

Notifications

Admission candidates
If your child is offered admission to grades 9-12, and you have met all the deadlines and requirements, you will receive your financial aid award within two week of receiving your admission decision. You will receive financial aid notification via the Office the Financial Aid.

Frequently Asked Questions

FINANCIAL AID CALENDAR

 
October 15, 2024 - Deadline for RETURNING students

Deadline for current or returning ‘Iolani families.

February 15, 2025 - Deadline for NEW students

Deadline for admission applicants. All required documents must be uploaded by this date.

 
Please contact our office should you have any questions regarding the financial aid process.

Contact Info

(808) 943-2222
financialaid@iolani.org


‘Iolani School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, gender, age or disability in areas of admission, financial aid, athletics or other school administered programs.