Tuition and Financial Aid
King's can be your home too!
King's Academy is committed to attracting a talented, socio-economically diverse student body.
- Merit Scholarship Program: The King's Academy Merit Scholarship Program awards merit-based scholarships to select outstanding Grade 7 and Grade 9 applicants. We target these typical grades of entry in order to ensure that students receiving this honor can benefit from and contribute to King’s Academy to the greatest possible extent. Merit Scholarship awards are small, fixed amounts. Students who need more significant financial support to attend King’s Academy should apply through our financial aid program.
- Financial Aid: Financial aid is a grant offered to help make King’s Academy affordable for families who do not have the means to pay full tuition. 40% percent of our student body receives need-based financial aid and 5.3 million dollars of aid was awarded in 2025-2026. King's encourages any family in need of financial assistance to apply for financial aid. The process is comprehensive and extremely selective, but we are eager to help as many deserving students as we can have access to King’s.
- Upper School Tuition for 2025-2026 Academic Year
- Middle School Tuition for 2025-2026 Academic Year
- Bus Fees
- Arabic Year (AY) Tuition for 2025-2026 Academic Year
Upper School Tuition for 2025-2026 Academic Year
Middle School Tuition for 2025-2026 Academic Year
Bus Fees
Arabic Year (AY) Tuition for 2025-2026 Academic Year
What Does Tuition Include?
- Meals
- Accommodation for boarding students
- Access to all athletic facilities
- Textbooks, lab equipment and lab materials
- Activities for boarding students
- Health Center fee
- Required school trips within Jordan
- Health insurance for boarders
- One school uniform (blazer*, tie, sweater)
*Blazers are returned at the end of each year.
I wouldn’t be where I am today if it weren’t for King’s, I wouldn’t speak English if it weren’t for King’s. I wouldn’t know so much about the world that I know now if it weren’t for King’s. All of that wouldn’t have happened if there wasn’t financial support for me at King’s Academy.
Nour Eddin Amer, Class of 2012
Massachusetts Institute of Technology


