Tuition and Financial Aid

Many families are surprised to learn they qualify for financial aid.

In Pennsylvania, families may qualify for EITC-funded scholarships with household incomes under $116,000, plus $20,400 for each dependent child. For example, a family of four may qualify with a household income under $156,800.

Families whose income exceeds EITC eligibility may still qualify for other forms of financial aid through donor-supported scholarships and school-funded tuition assistance.

During the 2025–2026 school year, CSAGH schools enrolled students from a wide range of income levels, including:

• 100 students from households earning under $50,000

• 195 students from households earning between $50,000–$100,000

Even families with higher incomes may qualify depending on family size and financial circumstances. We encourage every interested family to apply.

Any family with a student applying to or enrolled at West Shore Christian Academy may apply for financial aid. Awards are based on demonstrated financial need and the availability of scholarship funds. Families must apply each year to be considered.

Pennsylvania’s tax credit scholarship programs allow businesses and individuals to redirect their state tax dollars to provide scholarships for students attending qualifying schools.

These programs include:

• Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC)

• Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC)

• Economically Disadvantaged Schools (EDS)

These scholarships help make Christian education more affordable for many families.

No. Applying for financial aid does not affect the admissions process. Admission decisions are made independently of financial aid awards.

WSCA uses FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment, a secure third-party system that evaluates each family's financial situation. FACTS collects information such as income, family size, assets, and expenses to summarize a family's financial situation. The CSAGH financial aid committee reviews this summary and determines the financial aid award.

Yes. Financial information submitted through FACTS is kept strictly confidential and reviewed only by the financial aid committee responsible for awarding aid.