Financial Aid
AIM Academy allocates approximately 10% of our tuition budget towards financial aid. Students in grades 1-12 are eligible to apply for these funds. Approximately 24% of our students receive tuition assistance with grants for first-time applicants ranging from $3,000-$20,000.
Financial Aid grants are awarded annually on the basis of demonstrated need as determined in part by School and Student Services (SSS). For more information about SSS calculations, please refer to the SSS by Community Brands website.
A student must be accepted for admission and enrolled before being considered for a financial aid grant. Financial aid decisions are determined by a financial aid committee based upon demonstrated need.
Families are encouraged to explore outside sources of funding, including the Children's Scholarship Fund of Philadelphia and The Charles E. Ellis Trust for Girls.
How to Apply for Aid
If you are interested in being considered for tuition assistance, please check the box requesting Financial Aid on your child’s application for admission.
Starting in October, parents may log in to the family portal on SSS by Community Brands and begin to submit the necessary forms. For help logging in to the family portal for the first time, please click here.
AIM Academy’s SSS code is: 4415
The required documents along with their due dates are listed below. Applications for financial aid submitted after these dates will only be considered if funds are still available.
Document |
Due Date: |
Personal Financial Statement (PFS) |
February 1 |
Tax forms with all schedules from the past year |
February 15 |
Tax forms with all schedules from current year |
April 15 |
Tuition Assistance will be considered after the applicant’s PFS and previous tax forms and schedules are received. The financial aid grant will become final and official after receipt of the most recent year’s tax forms and schedules, due in April.
For questions regarding Financial Aid at AIM Academy, please contact: Lindsey Boden, Director of Enrollment Management and Financial Aid at 215-948-9518.