TUITION
$45.00 Per Month - Due First Rehearsal of the month (Oct to June)
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
1) Pay for ENTIRE YEAR - $375.00 ($30.00 off)
2) Pay for EACH SEMESTER SEPERATELY - 1st Semester $130.00 (Sept to Dec) ($5.00 off)
2nd Semester $260.00 (Jan to June) ($10.00 off)
3) Pay MONTHLY - $45.00 (Oct to June)
CONCERT SSYC POLO (all students must purchase for performances): Youth Size $18.00 and Adult Size $20.00
DISCOUNTS:
1) $30.00 discount if season is paid in full. $15.00 discount if paid in two payments.
2) 10% discount for first sibling and 15% for any additional sibling on every payment.
3) $20.00 for referrals committed for the semester.
SSYC Members are required to participate for an entire semester (September 27th to Dec 6th and January 10 to June 10)
FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
The South Sound Youth Choirs provided over 50% of our students with scholarships or financial aid. Students who prove eligible for "Free or Reduced Lunch" automatically receive a 90% to 100% discount on tution. For those who do not, students are still eligible for financial aid by filling out a "Financial Assistance Request" and describing in detail their financial need. Our Financial Aid Committee will review the application and determine an appropriate discount.
CLICK HERE FOR "FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST"
MUSIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP
Inspiring and accomplished students are eligible to apply for the SSYC's MUSIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARHIP to receive a 100% discount on tuition. Students must write a two page essay describing their leadership in the community or at school, provide a letter of recommendation from a teacher, and attach a copy of their most recent report card.
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS AND TO APPLY
DONATE
The South Sound Youth Choirs rely on generous financial donations from our community members and local businesses to ensure as many scholarships and financial aid can be provided for our students in need. Please help by donating to our Financial Aid Fund or referring us to possible donors. Thank you!
Music Quote:
The U.S. Department of Education lists the arts as subjects that college-bound middle and junior high school students should take, stating "Many colleges view participation in the arts and music as a valuable experience that broadens students' understanding and appreciation of the world around them. It is also well known and widely recognized that the arts contribute significantly to children's intellectual development." In addition, one year of Visual and Performing Arts is recommended for college-bound high school students.
- Getting Ready for College Early: A Handbook for Parents of Students in the Middle and Junior High School Years, U.S. Department of Education, 1997