Annual Family Enrollment Fees

Fee Structure

2026-27 Enrollment Fees, Enrichment Fees, and Facility Donations are detailed as follows:

Enrollment Fee: $100 Annually, 1 student

Enrollment Fee: $150 Annually, 2 or more students

Enrichment Fees: $100 per course taken by a student not participating in classes as dual-enrollment  (ND) or PSEO  (MN)

Facility Donation: $75 per student per day of the week during the semester

*Enrollment Fees are paid by each participating family; this annual fee includes both fall and spring semesters. Families who pay Enrollment Fees in the Fall Semester do not repay for the Spring Semester. 

*Enrichment Fees are in addition to Enrollment Fees and only paid by Enrichment Students. 

*No payment of fees is required at time of completion of  the enrollment  form. All fees are due via online portal (coming shortly!) or in person by first day of class, 9/3 or 9/4, and other prior arrangement is acceptable. A late fee of $50 (1 student) or $75 (2 students) will be processed if this registration form is received after Monday August 3, 2026. A late fee of $25 will be processed if registration fees are received after September 4, 2026

*Additional textbook price may be required and is not included in the fees listed above. Please inquire with your  OnWord course instructor/assistant about what text will be used. 

*ND residents: Additional fees apply per credit for each course taken for college credit through Crown College. ND Students pay $99.45/credit (a 60% discount compared to standard rates).

*Facility Fees are encouraged as a free-will offering of $75 per student per semester per day of classes (Thursdays and/or Fridays) and are made payable to St. Paul's Newman Center (example: Joey attends fall semester classes on both Thursday and Friday--his facility donation is calculated as $150 total for the fall semester). Your donation is offered for the building space generously shared with our community. OnWord family enrollment fees are affordable and modest with the expectation that each family will donate sacrificially to offset the cost of adding a facility fee onto our set price. Thank you for your generosity!

Did you know?

News for 2026 Tax Year:
Charitable Deduction for Non-Itemizers

Beginning in 2026, taxpayers who claim the standard deduction can also deduct cash gifts to qualified operating charities--up to $1,000 for single filers or $2,000 for married couples filing jointly (indexed for inflation).

Note: Contributions to donor-advised funds (DAFs) do not qualify.

What this means for you: Even if you don't itemize, you may be able to lower your tax bill while supporting the causes you care about. If you're charitably inclined, consider contributing up to the annual limit. And don't forget to check whether your employer offers a charitable gift matching program to increase the impact of your donation.

This information is for educational purposes only and is not legal or tax advice. Please consult your legal or tax advisor regarding your individual circumstances.

 

 

 

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