Frequently Asked Questions

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How are students selected for admission?

Students generally need average or above average grades, along with satisfactory placement test scores and a recommendation from current teachers to be considered. St. John's Jesuit does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, national or ethnic origin.

Can we afford St. John's Jesuit?

Yes, you can. Tuition is geared to each individual families' need. Three out of four families receive tuition assistance, and the average award is $4,600.

Is there any financial help available?

SJJ has an extensive financial assistance program for families unable to pay the entire tuition. It is based solely on demonstrated family financial need. Currently, we partner with over 71% of our families for a Jesuit education. $2.5 million is pledged for tuition assistance. To receive need-based tuition assistance, parents submit a confidential financial aid application which is analyzed and returned to SJJ. Awards are made in May each year for the coming school year. Financial aid forms are available in the Admissions Office, you can apply for financial aid online at www.factstuitionaid.com. When you arrive at the FACTS Grant and Aid page, click "Applicant Sign In", then create an account to get started.

Is there a deadline for financial assistance?

Yes. January 7 is the priority deadline for incoming freshman and transfer students. Requests filed after that point can be difficult to grant.

Are there any scholarships awarded?

Scholarships are awarded to incoming students based on High School placement test scores. Students scoring in the 85% or higher will receive an academic scholarship. Students must take the High School Placement Test in December or January to qualify for academic scholarships. Click here for the complete list of academic scholarships.

Are athletic scholarships available?

There are no scholarships given for athletic ability.

Are there any programs for minority students?

Toledo 2020 is a comprehensive, highly personalized program targeting academically talented and economically and culturally disadvantaged youth. Toledo 2020 targets the bright and the disadvantaged youth. The program prepares students, known as Jesuit Scholars, for success in a rigorous, college-preparatory curriculum. The goals beyond high school graduation will be achievement in college, and, by the year 2020, leadership in the community. Download the 2020 Scholarship Application here.

Is SJJ accredited?

St. John's is accredited by: The North Central Association of Colleges and Schools The Jesuit Secondary Education Association Ohio Department of Education SJJ is one of only seven State of Ohio charters as a college-preparatory school

How would I get transportation to SJJ?

Bus service is free to and from the following school districts: Oregon, Bowling Green, Perrysburg, Swanton, Evergreen, Rogers (Toledo), Springfield, Sylvania. If you live in the Toledo school district and are more than two miles from St. John's Jesuit, you are eligible to ride TARTA busses at no charge. Bus passes are available from the Toledo Board of Education. TARTA also provides several public routes that serve St. John's Jesuit in the morning and afternoon. St. John's provides bus service, for a fee, from North and West Toledo, the Central City and the Bancroft area both before and after school. Some families prefer to form car pools to accommodate after-school activities. If you need help locating other SJJ students in your area, just call the Admissions Office (865-5743 extension 248) after you're registered.

Why St. John's Jesuit?

St. John's Jesuit has distinctive assets. We are the educational leader in the area. The Class of 2008 graduates have been offered over $12 million in college scholarships this year. Our graduates are admitted to some of the nation's most selective universities. Our athletes have won the City League All Sports Trophy 27 out of 35 years. Our technology program continues to be the most current, with new computers. We are the area leader in SAT and ACT scores. Juniors at SJJ take an SAT Preparatory course. Also, SJJ is one of three schools selected in the state to offer an Introductory Engineering course from The Ohio State University. SJJ offers a pre-med course. SJJ is the only school in Northwest Ohio with a Pre-Law course. Many special programs integral to our emphasis on developing the "total person" are unique to SJJ (i.e. Volunteer Department, Kairos Retreat, full time campus minister, college counseling department, international service opportunities).

Final Word from the Admissions Programs Office:

SJJ is an exciting place to be. There is an unmistakable spirit that captures our students! This spirit drives our students to achieve their best. SJJ is the perfect tool to prepare you for your future.