Here is the new AUS building across from Mishref, it's a huge building which includes a climbing wall and tablets for their electronic education but who would pay their high fees? site link
STUDENT FEES and CHARGES | KWD | COMMENTS |
TUITION FEES | ||
Assessment Fee (Pre K – Grade 1) | 100 | Non-Refundable Assessment fee collected from prospective students are adjusted against 1st installment tuition fee. |
Assessment Fee (Grade 2 – Grade 8) | 150 | Non-Refundable Assessment fee collected from prospective students are adjusted against 1st installment tuition fee. |
Pre-K | 4,500 | Please refer to item 1 below * |
Kindergarten | 4,800 | Full time |
Grades 1-3 | 5,000 | Please refer to item 1 below |
Grades 4-5 | 5,500 | Please refer to item 1 below |
Grades 6-8 | 6,000 | Please refer to item 1 below |
Enrollment Deposit (New Students) | 500 | Non-Refundable, but adjusted towards tuition fee |
Enrollment Deposit (Returning Students) | 200 | Non-Refundable, but adjusted towards tuition fee |
OTHERS FEES and CHARGES | ||
Transportation | ||
Round trip routes | 350 | Per Year |
One way route | 180 | Per Year |
Round trip routes | 180 | Per Semester |
One way route | 100 | Per Semester |
After School/Special Activities | TBD | Per Semester - Refer to item 3 below |
Extended Day Program | ||
Pre-K | TBD | Fall Semester |
Pre-K | TBD | Spring Semester |
* Partial day Kindergarten - 4500 KD
The tuition covers the use of Tablet + E-textbooks, Breakfast & Lunch, one set of summer uniform, one set of winter uniform, one set of P.E. uniform and a school study Pack that includes stationery and notebooks.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
a) Full payment
All student fees and charges are paid one week prior to their first day of attendance. This means that parents pay in full the fees and charges upon completion of their registration. For example, after consideration of the student’s enrollment deposit, the total fee to pay at registration for a child in Pre-K is KWD 3,900.
b) Deferred Payment Plan
Should a parent decide to participate in the Deferred Payment Plan, he/she pays 50% of his/her child’s tuition and fees upon completion of his/her child’s registration (inclusive of the Assessment Fee and Enrollment Deposit). The remaining 50% is paid in two installments.
Deferred Payment Plan | |
First Installment | 50% of tuition fee due prior to first week of school |
Second Installment | 40% of tuition fee due prior December 5 |
Third Installment | 10% of tuition fee due prior March 5 |
The school increased their enrollment by 200%. So someone is paying. Oh and there is currently a waiting list.
ReplyDeleteAre you serious? In the end we all know it's about prestige, rich people who put their kids in the school just to brag and outdo their friends. I'm thinking of stopping by just to take a look and see what kind of education one gets for the price of a house.
ReplyDeleteDid you ever end up going for a tour? If so, any insight you can share with us? Is it worth the cost?
ReplyDeleteI totally forgot about it, thanks for reminding me. I have some free time these days so I just might do it tomorrow or the next day.
ReplyDeleteThis school is a sham when it comes admissions. You pay for their "admissions assessment" which is an exorbitant fee compared to other schools, thinking that you would at least get some feedback (which they do not provide you with - A major red flag) and in the end it does not matter how well your child did. All that matters is how much you can bribe or the "Wasta" that you used. A child with an A+ report card has the same chance as a child with F; as long as you can pay more or prove your political/ societal influence.
ReplyDeleteis this school fees of 6000 kwd per year or per 3 months?
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ReplyDeleteI am currently in states and I was trying to enroll my daughter online. But, after several attempts of contacting the admissions team and guidance counselor for the last two months, I think I will send my daughter to a boarding school. There is no reason that there should be broken links on there website, no admissions application, and no response from the school for the cost of this tuition. For the cost of the tuition every teacher in the school should have a PhD and an ivy league education.
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