Application fees
- No publicly listed, specific application or admission fee amount for 2026/27 (or 2025/26) is available. Families should contact the admissions office or the financial office to obtain the exact admission/application fee amount and the procedure to pay it.
Tuition fees by year group (per term / per year)
- There is no publicly posted breakdown of tuition (colegiatura) amounts by year group or by term for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 academic cycles. Detailed tuition amounts per grade and per payment term are not shown publicly and are administered through the school's family/finance channels.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- The academic calendar includes explicit payment deadlines ("Fecha límite pago de colegiatura"), indicating that tuition is subject to scheduled payment dates during the school year. Exact billing dates and the cadence (monthly/termly/annually) are managed through the school's family/finance systems.
- The Portal de Familias is the central administrative channel for financial transactions, billing queries and account consultation. Families use that portal and the school's finance office to review invoices, due dates and payment status.
Boarding fees (if applicable)
- The institute operates as a day secondary and preparatory campus; there is no public indication of a boarding program. Therefore, no boarding fees apply.
Other costs and commonly listed additional fees
- Transportation: The school indicates a required transportation service. An example historical figure shown for a prior cycle is MXN 3,200 per month (service noted as obligatory for the referenced cycle). Current-cycle transport prices should be confirmed with the finance office.
- Uniforms: A uniform service is listed among family services; uniform costs are not published publicly and are charged separately.
- Insurance and activity fees: Materials such as a school accident-insurance brochure and workshop/taller references exist, indicating there may be separate insurance or activity-related charges; specific amounts are not published.
- Event or one-time fees: The public academic calendar shows several small, labeled family/event fees (examples in calendar entries include amounts such as MXN 100, 200, 300, 400, 500 and 600 associated with family events/meetings). These suggest occasional one-time charges may be applied for particular events or services. Exact purpose and applicability of those amounts must be confirmed with the school.
Refund information
- A frequently asked question about refunds for reservation/payment of a place ("pago de apartado") is listed among admissions/visit information, but a public, detailed refund policy with amounts, deadlines, or conditions is not published. Refund eligibility and procedures are handled by the finance/bursar office and should be confirmed directly.
Fee payment options
- The public site does not list specific accepted payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, cash, etc.). The Portal de Familias is used to process financial transactions and the Coordination of Financing and Scholarships handles billing and payment queries. The finance office can confirm which payment channels (online payments, card, bank transfer, in-person) are accepted.
Contacts for financial queries and payments
- Phone numbers and direct contacts for admissions and the finance/becas area are provided; families should use these channels to obtain a full, current fee schedule, accepted payment methods, refund rules and any grade-level tuition amounts. Listed contact points include the school phone numbers and the financing/becas email address.
Note: The publicly accessible information did not include a comprehensive fee schedule with per-grade or per-term tuition amounts for the 2026/27 or 2025/26 cycles; the items above summarize the specific fee-related details that are available publicly and identify common additional charges that families should confirm with the school's finance office.
