Tuition & Financial Aid

The following information is meant to assist families with the financial planning of their daughter's education. The Study is committed to removing the barriers of accessibility. We recognize that the most outstanding young minds and great spirits deserve a chance to participate despite their families' financial circumstances.

Tuition & Fees

Kindergarten

Tuition

$29,450

Included in tuition

Hot lunch program and fresh fruit daily
iPad provided for the school year
All textbooks, workbooks, mandatory school supplies, an agenda, and a school yearbook
Mandatory day class trips and overnight excursions

Additional Fees

Enrollment Fee: $200, due upon acceptance of application, annually thereafter in February
Capital Reserve Fee: $1,500 for building improvements
After School Services: Fees vary upon frequency of usage
Bus Service: Fees vary upon frequency of usage

New parent FUND

New families are strongly encouraged to make a $2,000 one-time voluntary contribution (tax receipt provided)

Cycles 1 to 3 (Grades 1 to 6)

Tuition

$33,030

Included in tuition

Hot lunch program and fresh fruit daily
iPad provided for the school year for students in Grades 1 to 5.
Laptop provided for the school year for students in Grade 6.
All textbooks, workbooks, mandatory school supplies, an agenda, and a school yearbook
Student services including learning support, personal guidance counselling, career networking, and academic advising
Co-curricular activities, transportation, special events, athletics, academic competition fees, clubs, robotics, guest speakers, and workshops
Mandatory day class trips and overnight excursions
Technology services, laptop cases, software, online subscriptions, on-site support services, and maintenance
Girls’ Leadership Conference 2026 event organized and hosted by students for 400 students and teachers from schools throughout Quebec and the United States

Additional Fees

Enrollment Fee: $200, due upon acceptance of application, annually thereafter in February
Capital Reserve Fee: $1,500 for building improvements
$10,000 for the first year a new student entering Grades 1 to 6 who may require support in French as a second language (FSL)
After School Services: Fees vary upon frequency of usage.
Bus Service: Fees vary upon frequency of usage.
Optional overnight trips, band trips, school club trips, or athletics trips

New parent fund

New families are strongly encouraged to make a $2,000 one-time voluntary contribution (tax receipt issued)

Senior School (Grades 7 to 11)

Tuition

$33,030

Included in tuition

Hot lunch program and fresh fruit daily
Laptop provided for the school year
All textbooks, workbooks, mandatory school supplies, an agenda, and a school yearbook
Student services including learning support, personal guidance counselling, career networking, and academic advising
Co-curricular activities, transportation, special events, athletics, academic competition fees, clubs, robotics, guest speakers, and workshops
Mandatory day class trips and overnight excursions
Technology services, laptop cases, software, online subscriptions, on-site support services, and maintenance
Girls’ Leadership Conference 2026 event organized and hosted by students for 400 students and teachers from schools throughout Quebec and the United States

Additional Fees

Enrollment Fee: $200, due upon acceptance of application, annually thereafter in February
Capital Reserve Fee: $1,500 for building improvements
Instrument Fee: $220 for Senior students in Music
Bus Service: Fees vary upon frequency of usage
Optional overnight trips, band trips, school club trips, or athletics trips

New parent fund

New families are strongly encouraged to make a $2,000 one-time voluntary contribution (tax receipt issued).

Financial Aid By The Numbers

$420K

Granted in scholarships and bursaries annually

14%

Of students receive financial aid

$7600

Awarded to the average recipient annually

54

students on average receive financial assistance per year

7

scholarships available per annum

155+

students have received scholarships

Scholarships

The Study acknowledges student achievement and contributions to the school community in a variety of ways. Scholarships recognize outstanding academic results and promise and in many cases are renewable. These financial awards are available at various grade levels to both new and returning students.

THE STUDY SCHOOL FOUNDATION MERIT ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP 2026–2027

A full scholarship will be awarded to the top new student entering Grade 7 for the 2026–2027 school year, based on overall academic excellence, current school reports, the results of The Study’s entrance exams, a personal letter of intent, and an interview. The value of the full scholarship will be applied against school fees each year until the student graduates, provided that she continues to achieve proficiency and actively participates in school life. Please note that this scholarship is awarded once every three years. It will next be awarded to a Grade 7 student entering in 2029.

Applicants must submit a 300-word, handwritten letter outlining*:
• Why she is applying for this prestigious scholarship
• What the scholarship would mean to her, should she be the recipient
• How she plans on being an active member of The Study community
*Although not encouraged, please indicate whether generative AI tools were used to write the letter and cite the source.

The deadline for receipt of this letter and the application is September 26, 2025. Please submit applications to our Director of Admissions, Tara Ramiengar, via mail or email. tramiengar@thestudy.qc.ca. The Study, 3233 The Boulevard, Westmount QC H3Y 1S4.

Finalists will be invited for an interview the week of September 29th, 2025. The recipient of this scholarship will be notified in writing on October 10, 2025.

Entrance Scholarships

Margaret Gascoigne Scholarship

Dare to Dream Scholarship

($2,000 & non-renewable)

Awarded annually to a current Grade 8 student entering Grade 9 who has been at The Study since Grade 3 or 4 and possesses an 80% overall average and can demonstrate a positive vision for the future of her community. The Dare to Dream Scholarships are in honour of the school’s transformational Dare to Dream Campaign Cabinet, led by Co-Chairs Jean-Guy Desjardins (father of Olivia ’23 and Chloe ’24) and Randy Kelly (father of Sydney ’19).

Trillium Scholarship

Board of Governors' Scholarship

Marcelle Gaudion Scholarship

Nancy Lewis Sweer - Leader of Tomorrow Scholarship

Financial Assistance

At The Study, we believe girls deserve the opportunity to pursue an education that challenges and inspires them, and one that allows them to grow into confident leaders. Our commitment to financial assistance ensures that promising students will have access to this exceptional education. Thanks to our endowment and generous donors, our financial assistance program is able to support approximately 14% of our students each year. A Study education is a significant investment, and we believe financial need should never stand in the way of a student reaching her full potential.

Financial Assistance Applications

The decision to award a bursary is based on a family’s demonstrated financial need, as determined by a confidential and independent third-party assessment. Applications for bursaries are reviewed separately from the admission process and do not impact admissions decisions. Bursary recipients will be subject to a financial needs assessment each year.

To apply for financial assistance, families must complete the application form on the Apple Financial Services website. Completed forms, including a non-refundable application fee of $130, are sent directly to Apple Financial Services for analysis to determine need prior to consideration by The Study’s Financial Assistance Committee. If you need assistance in filling out your application, please contact admissions@thestudy.qc.ca or (514) 935-9352 x 252.

The GREAT WOMEN OF TOMORROW BURSARY

This needs-based bursary supports families committed to an independent school education but for whom the tuition of an unsubsidized school is out of reach. Providing up to 50% tuition assistance opens the doors for students from diverse communities to access a Study education. The bursary remains with the recipient throughout Grades 7-11. Established in 2024 by the Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Foundation and The Molson Foundation, this initiative reflects their enduring dedication to our school.

Scholarship Information

Bursaries (Financial Aid)

At The Study, we are proudly committed to removing barriers of accessibility. The decision to award a bursary is based on a family’s demonstrated financial need, as determined by an independent third-party assessment. Parents are asked to fill out an online application, with Apple Financial (FACS).

Jean-Sébastien Monty, father of Chloe '18 & Léa '20

Like many parents, I love The Study's global educational approach, as it truly expands our daughters' horizons.

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Tuition Payment Information

The first tuition payment is due at the beginning of the school year. Tuition can be paid in full or in two installments. Arrangements can be made for eight equal monthly installments (additional fees will apply). The New Parent Fund contribution, and the Francisation program fee (if applicable) will be due at the start of the school year.