ISI uses Clarity to determine a family’s level of financial need based on information families share in the application, including assets, income, expenses, and debts.

To get started, please go to the Clarity Application and create an account. The application typically takes less than 30 minutes to complete. You can also save your progress and return at any time. At the end of the application, there is a $65 submission fee, and you can share your application with additional schools that accept the Clarity Application at no additional charge by using the dropdown menu in the application to select those schools.

If you need support during the process of completing your application, in-app support is available through the “Help” button at the bottom left of the screen, as well as email and phone support at support@clarityapp.com or 206-210-3752, in both English and Spanish. The application itself is also fully translated into Spanish.

Financial aid applications for new students must be completed by November 15 each year for priority status applicants. Otherwise, financial aid will be given on a rolling basis while funds are available. 

• Each applicant must apply for financial aid concurrently when applying for admission to the school. Applying for financial aid does not affect a student’s admissions application. Decisions regarding admissions are solely based on a student’s qualifications as reflected in their admissions application. Financial aid applications are reviewed after an admissions decision is made.
• Each applicant must complete a new application for financial aid each year, including supplying the required documentation.
• Financial aid awards are only applicable for the current year and do not automatically roll over to subsequent years.
• Financial aid renewal requests for returning students must be completed by February 1 each year to ensure consideration of financial aid. Renewal requests received after this date will only be considered based on available funds.
• Financial aid applications for new students must be completed by November 15 each year for priority status applicants. Otherwise, financial aid will be given on a rolling basis while funds are available. 
• All families must make a minimum contribution to tuition each year of $5,000, barring special circumstances for high school tuition. Minimum contributions are subject to change each year and are dependent on current tuition prices. You can find current tuition prices and minimum required payments here. 
• If a student’s account is divided between two payers (such as in the case of divorced or separated parents), both payers are responsible to keep the account in good standing or the student will not be eligible for continuing financial aid.
• If eligible, Financial Aid recipients must also complete the required documentation for the Choice Scholarship.

• Generally, financial aid recipients make between $50,000 and $250,000 annually. If your income is outside of this range, you are unlikely to receive financial aid.
• Families that fall outside of this income range may apply for merit-based scholarships, if eligible. See the section “Scholarships.”
• ISI’s policy in determining financial aid relies on the understanding that both parents have an obligation to contribute to the education of their children to the extent they are able. While divorce, separation, or remarriage may create new familial and legal arrangements, any exceptions or special arrangements that would change this understanding must be discussed with our Vice President of Finance. Both parents are also responsible for applying individually for financial aid.
• ISI makes every effort to accommodate families who experience financial circumstances beyond their control, such as a loss of job or a family illness. However, ISI is usually not able to support families who make a change in their employment status that reduces their income, such as a parent who chooses to quit their job or a working parent who returns to school.

In conjunction with financial aid, ISI offers scholarships and other aid to qualifying individuals.

Indiana Choice Scholarships - The Indiana Choice Scholarship program is a government-funded program meant to increase the amount of aid available to students attending private schools. Students must meet qualifying categories and the qualifying income to be eligible for Choice Scholarships. ISI is authorized to offer Choice Scholarships for kindergarten to grade 12 students. ISI financial aid for students from kindergarten to grade 12 is contingent upon the completion of the Choice Scholarship documentation. The total ISI financial aid award offered to kindergarten to grade 12 students includes funding from the Choice Scholarship. All families must make a minimum contribution to tuition each year of $5,000, barring special circumstances for high school tuition.

Scholarship Granting Organisation (SGO) Scholarships - Through the Institute of Quality Education, a scholarship granting organization, people can make a tax efficient donation for scholarships for ISI students. SGO Scholarships are awarded to ISI students who qualify for financial aid. The total ISI Financial Aid award offered to students receiving an SGO Scholarship includes the SGO Scholarship funding. All families must make a minimum contribution to tuition each year of $5,000, barring special circumstances for high school tuition.

External Partner Scholarship Program - ISI is invited to nominate students for an external partner scholarship program. Incoming Freshman may be eligible if the family income is between $47,832 and $154,124. The scholarship awards a student full-ride tuition for four years of high school. ISI nominates students for this scholarship each November based on academic and community achievement. While ISI nominates students, an award is not guaranteed each year.

Center for Leadership Development - In partnership with the Center for Leadership Development, ISI has scholarships available to those who participate in CLD programming.

Merit Scholarships - Merit scholarships are awarded to incoming Freshman based on their academic achievement.