Many believe that high-quality education is a sure ticket to someone’s success. With this in mind, parents dream of enrolling their children in prestigious schools. 

Although some of the outstanding schools are budget-friendly, there are also those that will squeeze your pocket to its limit. 

Get to know the most expensive schools in the Philippines for all levels. Whether you’re just curious about their sky-high tuition fees or interested in studying at one of them, this article is for you. 

Table of Contents

• At a Glance: Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines
  • 1. Grade School
  • 2. High School
  • 3. College
• How We Ranked The Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines
• Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines (Grade School)
  • 1. International School Manila (ISM)
  • 2. British School Manila (BSM) 
  • 3. Brent International School Manila  (BISM) 
  • 4. Nord Anglia International School Manila 
  • 5. The Beacon School 
  • 6. Faith Academy
  • 7. Lycée Français de Manille (French School of Manila)
  • 8. Chinese International School Manila (CISM)
  • 9. Reedley International School (RIS)
  • 10. Southville International School and Colleges (SISC)
• Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines (High School)
  • 1. International School Manila (ISM)
  • 2. British School Manila (BSM)
  • 3. Brent International School Manila (BISM)
  • 4. Chinese International School Manila (CISM)
  • 5. Reedley International School (RIS)
  • 6. Assumption College San Lazaro Makati
  • 7.  Enderun Colleges Senior High School
  • 8. De La Salle Santiago Zobel School (DLSZ)
  • 9. Southville International School and Colleges (SISC)
  • 10. Xavier University Junior High School and Senior High School
• Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines (University and College)
  • 1. Enderun Colleges
  • 2. Meridian International Business, Arts, and Technology (MINT) College 
  • 3. De La Salle – College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB)
  • 4. De La Salle University (DLSU)
  • 5. Information and Communications Technology Academy (iAcademy)
  • 6. Ateneo de Manila University (AdMU)
  • 7. University of Asia and the Pacific (UA & P)
  • 8. Miriam College 
  • 9. Mapua University
  • 10. Far Eastern University (FEU)
• Is an Expensive School Worth It?
• References

At a Glance: Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines

Note: The tuition fees and rankings in this article may change without further notice. For the latest information about tuition fees and other expenses, please visit the school’s official website or social media account.

1. Grade School

2. High School

3. College

How We Ranked The Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines

We scoured the internet to determine the latest tuition fees and other expenses of exclusive private schools in the Philippines. Our primary sources are the schools’ official websites and social media handles. 

Afterward, we estimated the annual school expenses upon enrollment in these schools. These annual estimates allow us to rank the schools from the most to the least expensive.

Some schools have their fees denominated in foreign currencies. Thus, we converted these values to Philippine Peso using the applicable exchange rate during the process of writing this article. 

Without further ado, let’s jump into our lists of the most expensive schools in the Philippines.

Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines (Grade School)

1. International School Manila (ISM)

On top of our list is the century-old International School Manila (ISM). Tracing its roots in the old American School, Inc. founded by British and American expats in 1920, ISM hails as the oldest and most expensive international school in NCR.

The curriculum of ISM Elementary School is different from that of DepEd. Its elementary academic program consists of 7 levels: Preschool (2 years), Kindergarten, and Grades 1 to 4. ISM offers grade levels 5 and 6 under its Middle School program¹.

Each grade level has a teaching team composed of class teachers, learning assistants, learning support, and English-as-an-Additional Language (EAL) teachers. There are also teachers that offer specialized instruction for IT, Arts, PE, Music, and library skills. 

Location: BGC Taguig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: 

Tuition fees have two currency components ($ and ₱), both of which need to be paid.

• USD Component: $13,400 – $14,600 per year
• PHP Component: ₱426,000 – ₱466,000 per year

Estimated Total Tuition Fees: ₱1,192,000 – ₱1,301,500 per year

On top of ISM’s towering tuition fee, you also have to pay the additional fees which are around $9,450 (approximately equal to ₱540,490) that cover the student’s matriculation fee, facilities enhancement fee, and application fee. 

Official Website: https://www.ismanila.org/

2. British School Manila (BSM)

With its UK-trained teaching roster, BSM is one of the most elite schools in the Philippines. Its current British grade school curriculum includes a special program focused on the arts (music, visual arts, and drama) and sports. Pupils also learn Mandarin with additional languages such as Spanish and French. 

Location: BGC, Taguig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: 

Tuition fees have two currency components (£ and ₱), both of which need to be paid ². 

• GBP Component: £2,520 – £5,055 (equivalent to ₱166,229.84 – ₱333,449.14) 
• PHP Component: ₱239,070 – ₱475,590

Estimated Total Tuition Fees: ₱405,299.84 – ₱809,039.14 per year

Additional expenses include entrance fee, application fee, yearbook, capital development fee, and learning support fees which cost a staggering ₱503,200 – ₱743,700.

Official Website: https://www.britishschoolmanila.org/

3. Brent International School Manila (BISM)

BISM fosters a conducive learning community for different nationalities in the Philippines. With its foundation built upon Christian teachings, the school is affiliated with the Episcopal Church of the Philippines.  

BISM Lower School puts a strong emphasis on students’ academic and spiritual development. It also offers a comprehensive English as Second Language (ESL) program for Grades 1-5 students³.

Location: Biñan, Laguna (From 1984 to 2008, BISM was situated in Pasig, City. This is why the school has “Manila” in its name although it’s currently located in Laguna). 

Annual Tuition Fees and Other Expenses:  

Tuition fees have two currency components ($ and ₱), both of which need to be paid⁴. 

• USD Component: $8,204 – $8,784
• PHP Component: ₱376,812 – ₱403,512

Estimated Total Tuition Fees: ₱845,000 –  ₱906,000 per year

On top of tuition fees, BISM also charges additional fees such as the Capital Development fee, one-time matriculation fee, ESL fee, application fee, and reservation fee. The estimated additional fee is at least $6,585 (around ₱375,345). 

Official Website: https://brent.edu.ph/

4. Nord Anglia International School Manila

Founded in 2012, NAIS Manila is one of the leading exclusive grade schools in the country. Its basic education program follows the English National Curriculum and is taught by professional teachers with UK credentials⁵.

Furthermore, NAIS Manila has a collaboration with the prestigious Juilliard School of New York that provides premier learning experiences in performing arts and music⁶. 

Location: Parañaque City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱897,825 – ₱906,459 per year

On top of tuition fees, NAIS Manila also charges an additional fee of about ₱229,295 which covers the capital development fee and lunch for the entire year⁷. 

Official Website: https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/our-schools/philippines/manila/international

5. The Beacon School

The Beacon School prides itself as the only school in the Philippines that offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP)⁸. 

The PYP curriculum of the Beacon School focuses heavily on Science and Social Studies. It also offers unique and special instruction in Language Arts, Mathematics, and Philippine History, as well as in Music, Arts, and PE. 

With a student-teacher ratio of 5:1, the Beacon school ensures a comprehensive learning experience for its pupils⁹. 

Location: Taguig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: 

Tuition fees have two currency components ($ and ₱) that both need to be paid¹⁰.

• USD Component: $1,525 – $1,665
• PHP Component: ₱576,000 – ₱614,250

Estimated Total Tuition Fees: ₱662, 987 – ₱709,222 per year

One-time additional fees include slot reservation fee, matriculation fee, and capital development fee amounting to ₱200,000

Official Website: https://www.beaconschool.ph/

6. Faith Academy

Established in 1957¹¹, Faith Academy started as a humble rented old house in Manila operating through donated equipment and books. Eventually, the school flourished and acquired land in Rizal. 

Faith Academy is open to both Filipino and foreign nationals. It is accredited by DepEd, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), and Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). 

Location: Cainta, Rizal

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱813,675.60 – ₱875,300.40¹² per year

Additional charges include application fees (₱8,559 – ₱14,265) and boarding fees (₱5,135.40 – ₱8,273.70).

Official Website: https://faith.edu.ph/

7. Lycée Français de Manille (French School of Manila)

Founded in 1973¹³, LFM belongs to a prestigious network of international French schools under AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad). With its state-of-the-art facilities and world-class pedagogical approach, LFM students are trained to become eligible in any educational institution in France.

Location: Better Living Subdivision, Parañaque City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱388,953 – ₱567,009 per year

LFM also charges a registration fee, refundable deposit, international section fee, exam fees, and mandatory insurance which approximately cost ₱205,000.

Official Website: https://www.lfmanille.ph/

8. Chinese International School Manila (CISM)

Established in 2007¹⁴, CISM prides itself on its adherence to local and international learning standards.

CISM grade school follows an enriched version of the American Core Curriculum and a Mandarin second language program. This school is accredited by DepEd, Council of International Schools (CIS), and East Asia Regional Council of Schools (EARCOS). 

Location: Taguig City

Annual Tuition Fee: ₱437,630 – ₱460,100 per year (Other school fees are discussed during the pupil’s admission process)

Official Website: https://cismanila.org/

9. Reedley International School (RIS)

RIS was founded in 1999 as a tribute to Reedley College in California. It officially opened its doors for grade school pupils in 2001, and from thereon, the school has become one of the elite grade schools in the Philippines¹⁵. 

RIS Basic Ed curriculum follows the current DepEd’s K-12 system but with some modifications. For instance, its mathematics and science curriculums are based on the Singaporean curriculum. Meanwhile, its Lower School English Language Arts is aligned with the Ohio standards¹⁶. 

Location: Pasig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱255,200 – ₱382,640 per year

Official Website: https://reedleyschool.edu.ph/

10. Southville International School and Colleges (SISC)

The SISC Elementary School program is accredited by reputable international bodies such as the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). 

Its basic education curriculum includes an accelerated, comprehensive, and efficient reading program (ACER), foreign language program (Mandarin for Grades 3 to 6), ESL program, applied science curriculum, and business program¹⁷. 

Interested students may also develop their skills in music, arts, sports, ICT, robotics, and home economics.

Location: Las Piñas

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱152,339 – ₱186,541¹⁸ per year (already covers miscellaneous fees, admission processing fee, and direct costs)

Official Website: https://www.southville.edu.ph/

Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines (High School)

1. International School Manila (ISM)

With its million-worth educational expenses, ISM takes the crown as the most expensive high school in the Philippines.

Just like any international school, ISM deviates from Deped’s K-12 system. Grades 7 and 8 are under its Middle School program. Meanwhile, Grades 9 to 12 are under its High School program¹⁹. 

ISM students may also pursue the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma widely recognized worldwide. ISM also offers preparatory sessions for Advanced Placement examinations in the United States and Canada.

Location: Taguig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: 

Tuition fees have two currency components ($ and ₱) that need to be paid²⁰.

• USD Component: $15,600 – $17,400
• PHP Component: ₱466,000 – ₱496,000

Estimated Total Tuition Fees: ₱1,382,392 – ₱1,542,668 per year

On top of ISM’s mind-boggling tuition fees, you also have to prepare for additional fees amounting to $9,450 (approximately equal to ₱536,949). 

Official Website: https://www.ismanila.org/

2. British School Manila (BSM)

BSM takes pride in being a British education pioneer in the Philippines. BSM Senior School (equivalent to Deped’s Junior and Senior High School) is accredited by the Council of International Schools and International Baccalaureate (British School Manila, 2020).

The school focuses heavily on providing a holistic learning approach to its students by extending their education beyond the corners of the classroom. Students may pursue sports, visual and performing arts, as well as immersive community services on top of the traditional high school curriculum. 

Location: Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: 

Tuition fees have two currency components (£ and ₱) that need to be paid²¹.

• GBP Component: £5,625 – £6,570
• PHP Component: ₱539,010 – ₱622,710

Estimated Total Tuition Fees: ₱908,770.7 – ₱1,054,590 per year

Aside from the sky-high tuition fees of BSM, parents have to prepare for additional fees amounting to at least ₱527,700 which covers the entrance fee, application fee, capital development fee, learning support fee, and payment for the yearbook. 

Official Website: https://www.britishschoolmanila.org/

3. Brent International School Manila (BISM)

BISM’s high school curriculum is different from DepEd’s current system. Grades 7 and 8 are under BISM’s Middle School program while Grades 9 to 12 are under its Upper School program.

Students under the BISM Middle School program²² are taught the following subjects: English, Social Studies, Modern Languages (e.g., French and Spanish), Science, Mathematics, Arts, Computers, PE, Health, and a separate English-as-second-language class.

Meanwhile, the Upper School Program²³ offers the same classes as in middle school but with additional electives and Theory of Knowledge classes. Students may also pursue the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma by following the BISM’s IB program²⁴. 

Location: Biñan, Laguna

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: 

Tuition fees have two currency components ($ and ₱) that both need to be paid²⁵.

• USD Component: $8,204 – $8,784
• PHP Component: ₱376,812 – ₱403,512

Estimated Total Tuition Fees: ₱844,768.20 – ₱904,551.40 per year

BISM also charges additional fees amounting to around $6,585 (around ₱375,345). It covers the Capital Development Fee, Matriculation Fee, ESL fee, application fee, and reservation fee.

4. Chinese International School Manila (CISM)

Accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS) and East Asia Regional Council of Schools (EARCOS)²⁶, CISM fosters holistic learning integrated with extra-curricular activities that help students prepare for their admission to international schools and colleges.

Since CISM follows the American Core Curriculum, its curriculum is not similar to that of DepEd. Grade 7 and 8 are under the CISM Middle School program while Grades 9 to 12 are under the CISM High School program²⁷ .

Location: Taguig City

Total Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱460,100 – ₱546,770²⁸ per year (additional school fees are discussed during the admission process).

Official Website: https://cismanila.org/

5. Reedley International School (RIS)

With its Singaporean Mathematics and Science curriculum and American curriculum for other subjects, RIS is on par with prestigious and elite high schools outside the Philippines.

Despite its international curriculum structure, its grading system follows the Deped’s K – 12 system with grades 7 to 10 under its Junior High School program and grades 11 and 12 under its Senior High School program (Reedley International School [RIS], 2021). 

Select RIS High School students may pursue special courses such as the CAPSTONE program, Foreign Language Program, Advanced Placement (AP), and so on.

Location: Pasig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱320,320 – ₱382,640²⁹ per year

Official Website: https://reedleyschool.edu.ph/

6. Assumption College San Lazaro Makati

Tracing its origin as early as the Spanish occupation of the country³⁰, Assumption is one of the long-standing Catholic schools in the Philippines.

The Assumption has a good reputation for providing high-quality education to students proven by its PAASCU Level IV accreditation. The school’s notable alumnae are former presidents Cory Aquino and Gloria Arroyo³¹. 

Location: Makati City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱153,677 – ₱176,504³²per year

Integration of the IB program into the student’s curriculum increases total fees up to ₱314,235.

Official Website: https://www.assumption.edu.ph/

7. Enderun Colleges Senior High School

Enderun Colleges SHS strives to prepare students for prestigious schools here and abroad. Its current curriculum is aligned with DepEd’s K-12 system where students may opt to pursue the following strands: ABM, HUMSS, STEM, and GAS³³.

The school also offers the AP Capstone Program³⁴ which allows students to obtain college credits in advance and immerse themselves in an international college experience.

Location: Taguig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱250,000 – ₱307,500³⁵ per year

Official Website: https://www.enderuncolleges.com/

8. De La Salle Santiago Zobel School (DLSZ)

Founded in March 1978³⁶, DLSZ, part of the large network of Lasallian schools in the Philippines, started as an elementary school. After two years, DLSZ officially opened its doors to high school students in hopes of providing a premier learning experience for students in southern Mega Manila. 

Location: Muntinlupa City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses:  ₱185,593 – ₱199,518³⁷ per year

Official Website: https://www.dlszobel.edu.ph/

9. Southville International School and Colleges (SISC)

Founded in 1990³⁸, SISC International has a Basic Education curriculum primarily based on Common Core and British curricula. It also offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme which is widely recognized by different international institutions.

SISC ensures a high-quality pedagogy proven by its recognitions and accreditations including the Philippine Quality Award, WASC accreditation, and Investors in People Gold award from the IIP United Kingdom.

Location: Las Piñas

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱182,103 – ₱190,712³⁹ per year (including miscellaneous fees and other direct costs)

Official Website: https://www.southville.edu.ph/

10. Xavier University Junior High School and Senior High School

Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan is one of the most prominent schools in Mindanao. XU prides itself as one of the top universities in Asia⁴⁰based on the 2016 Asia University Rankings.

XU High School’s curriculum follows the current K-12 system. XU Junior High School includes grades 7 to 10, and its Senior High School covers grades 11 and 12. Senior High School students may pursue any academic tracks (STEM, ABM, HUMMS, and GAS) or a technical-vocational track under its Center for Integrated Technologies.

Location: Cagayan de Oro City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱58,457 – ₱64,430⁴¹per year

Official Website: www.xu.edu.ph

Top 10 Most Expensive Schools in the Philippines (University and College)

1. Enderun Colleges

With over 870 industry partners from more than 30 countries⁴², Enderun Colleges is one of the leading management schools in the Philippines preparing its students to thrive in the highly-competitive economy.

Enderun offers degree programs in architecture, entrepreneurship, economics, technology, and international hospitality management⁴³ .

Location: Taguig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱480,000 – ₱520,000⁴⁴per year (including miscellaneous fees and other expenses)

Official Website: https://www.enderuncolleges.com/

2. Meridian International Business, Arts, and Technology (MINT) College

Since its establishment in 2010⁴⁵, MINT College has proven that a leap to modernized education is the path forward. Just like any other college, MINT offers typical liberal arts and specialized degrees. However, the university has become widely known for its emphasis on creative programs such as music business, film and video, and performing arts. Some of MINT’s alumni are thriving in the music and entertainment industry.

Location: Taguig City and Pasig City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱240,000 – ₱340,000⁴⁶per year

Official Website: https://mintcollege.com/

3. De La Salle – College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB)

DLS-CSB started in the late 1980s as a night school for working students. The “Saint Benilde” on its name stemmed from a 19th-century French Lasallian brother known for generosity to different folks⁴⁷.

DLS-CSB prides itself on having its School of Hotel, Restaurant, and Institution Management and School of Management and Information Technology conferred with level IV PAASCU accreditation.

Location: Malate, Manila

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱225,000 – ₱330,000⁴⁸per year

Official Website: https://www.benilde.edu.ph/

4. De La Salle University (DLSU)

DLSU was founded in 1911 by the Brothers of Christian Schools. It is a multi-campus university in Manila, Taguig, Laguna, and Makati. 

As of this writing, the university offers degree programs in science and mathematics, education, law, computer studies, liberal arts, economics, engineering, and business. 

Location: Manila (with campuses in Taguig, Laguna, and Makati)

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱195,000 – ₱250,000⁴⁹ per year

Official Website: https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/

5. Information and Communications Technology Academy (iAcademy)

iAcademy offers degree programs in computing technology, business, design, and liberal arts. For more than 20 years⁵⁰, iAcademy has proven itself as one of the leading technology-centered universities with its School of Computing as the first IBM Center of Excellence in Asia and an official Philippine Microsoft training center⁵¹. 

If you’re looking for an elite school to specialize in data science, software and network engineering, cloud computing, and game development, iAcademy is the best option.

Location: Makati City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱190,000 – ₱245,000⁵²per year

Official Website: https://iacademy.edu.ph/

6. Ateneo de Manila University (AdMU)

Started as Escuela Municipal de Manila⁵³ during the Spanish occupation, AdMU is one of the oldest universities in the Philippines. With more than 160 years of existence, Ateneo has produced several notable Filipinos throughout its history including two generals of the Filipino-American War (Antonio Luna and Gregorio Del Pilar), a former president (Benigno Aquino III), and one of the most celebrated heroes in our country’s history, Dr. Jose Rizal.

Location: Quezon City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱218,000 – ₱240,000⁵⁴ per year

Official Website: https://www.ateneo.edu/

7. University of Asia and the Pacific (UA & P)

In 1967⁵⁵, the Center for Research and Communication (CRC), a private non-profit think-tank was founded. After 28 years, CRC transformed into an educational institution known as the UA & P.

UA & P is widely known for its liberal education programs providing students the versatility until they start to select their preferred specialization. As of 2020, UA & P belongs to the 201-300th  bracket among more than 760 participating universities of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 

Location: Pasig City

Total Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱200,000 –  ₱215,000⁵⁶ per year

Official Website: https://uap.asia/ 

8. Miriam College

Miriam College (formerly known as Maryknoll College) started in 1926⁵⁷ when Manila Archbishop Michael O’Doherty commissioned the Maryknoll Sisters of Saint Dominic of Ossining to establish a teacher-training program for women.

Miriam College has conferred the CHED Center of Excellence in Teacher Education, Entrepreneurship, and Business Administration. It is also recognized as a Center of Development in Communication Arts.

Location: Quezon City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱100,000 – ₱200,000⁵⁸per year

Official Website: https://www.mc.edu.ph/

9. Mapua University

Mapua University was founded in 1925 by Don Tomas Mapua, the first registered architect in the Philippines⁵⁹. The university has been hailed as one of the best schools for engineering, science, technology, and information technology. 

Mapua is popular among Filipinos because of its impressive engineering education. Almost every student aspiring to be an engineer has Mapua as their dream college. As of this writing, it is the university with the largest number of engineering programs recognized by the CHED Center of Excellence.

Location: Intramuros, Manila and Makati City

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱104,400 – ₱192,000⁶⁰ per year

Official Website: https://www.mapua.edu.ph/

10. Far Eastern University (FEU)

Founded in 1934⁶¹, FEU is the product of the merger of Far Eastern College and the Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance (IABF). Since then, FEU has grown to become one of the most prominent schools in the country producing successful entrepreneurs, healthcare workers, national artists, media and entertainment icons, and public servants. 

FEU is recognized as the CHED Center of Development in Business Administration and the CHED Center of Excellence in Teacher Education program⁶².

Location: Sampaloc, Manila (with campuses in Diliman, Makati, and Cavite)

Tuition Fees and Other Expenses: ₱108,000 – ₱140,000⁶³ per year

Official Website: https://www.feu.edu.ph/

Is an Expensive School Worth It?

For parents, enrolling their children in an expensive school is a crucial investment for their future. However, just like any investment, the returns are not guaranteed. 

Although these exclusive schools have a reputation for producing successful graduates, it does not guarantee your child’s future in the years to come.

Nevertheless, going to an expensive school have the following advantages:

• Internationally accredited curriculum. The curriculum of these elite schools is based on international standards. Hence, enrolling your child in these schools will provide them with a world-class quality of education which will help give their resumes or CVs a boost.  
• State-of-the-art facilities. Your child will have access to high-quality learning materials, laboratory equipment, computers and digital devices, and comfortable classrooms. 
• Connections. It’s no secret that students going to these elite schools are from wealthy and popular families. Mingling your child with them opens a lot of employment and career opportunities in the future. 

Going to an exclusive school means you should be able to afford not just the expensive tuition fees but also the kind of lifestyle that awaits you there. These expensive schools are usually located at the heart of urban areas where food, lodging, and leisure costs are above their average price. With this, you need to be financially prepared to sustain your child’s education without compromising their needs. 

If you’re thinking of availing of a loan to help you finance your education, it might be a bad idea due to the high-interest rates offered by banks. Meanwhile, getting a scholarship grant is not always guaranteed due to limited slots.

So, if you think you’ll have default debts and headaches when you enroll your child in an expensive school, it’s not worth it. 

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