Admission : Resource Guide

Financing an NMH education

Sudi-Laura Gregory '95
House Director/Yearbook Advisor

I love working with teenagers. They push me to be a better and more patient person everyday. And I love NMH. I had a life-shaping experience as a student, and I always hoped I would be able to return as an adult. I know my experience would not be the same at any other school. At NMH, I can be myself, and I cannot think of a better environment in which to raise my child.


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The cost for boarding students for the 2008-09 school year is $41,700 plus $1,690 for mandatory fees. Day students pay $29,300 plus $1690 for mandatory fees. International students pay $41,700 plus $2,390 for mandatory fees. The costs of tuition refund insurance and health insurance (both required in most circumstances), text books, a computer, and miscellaneous living expenses should be factored in, as well. Read more about fees and expenses.

Limited financial aid is available for families who demonstrate a measurable level of need. Currently 40 percent of students at NMH receive more than $6 million in grants and $200,000 in long-term, low-interest loans. Read more about financial aid.

Families who don’t qualify for financial aid may want to consider payment plans that spread the cost of tuition over ten installments, or loans. Read more about financing options.