NPC tuition and fees for the academic year 2015 – 2016*

*subject to change if teacher wage increases exceed the school’s budgetary expectations

Tuition Settlement
Tuition is settled in two payments. The first payment is due in September, and the second in February. The registration fee for the coming academic year is paid in May of the current year. Tuition is paid in any branches of the bank designated by the school.
The school reserves the right to take necessary measures in order to ensure the fulfillment of all financial obligations, including denial of class attendance privileges and/or withholding school grade reports and certificates.

Deductions for siblings
The school grants tuition discounts to families with three or more students in the NPC as follows:

• 10 % to the second sibling
• 15 % to the third sibling
• 20 % to the fourth and fifth sibling 

Deductions for academic excellence
Deductions for Academic Excellence are given to students of grades 4 to 12 only due to the absence of performance ranking information in the preschool and early elementary grades.

Grades 4, 5, and 6 (for each grade level)

• 30% of the tution fees are credited the first-ranked student in each of the three grade levels 4, 5, and 6. 

Grades 7--12 (Intermediate school)

• 50% of the tuition fees are credited the first-ranked student among all students of the Intermediate School.
• 25% of the tuition fees are credited the second-ranked student among all students of the Intermediate School.
• 15% of the tuition fees are credited the third-ranked student among all students of the Intermediate School.

 Grades 7--12 (Secondary School)

• 50% of the tuition fees are credited the first-ranked student among all students of the Secondary School.
• 25% of the tuition fees are credited the second-ranked student among all students of the Secondary School.
• 15% of the tuition fees are credited the third-ranked student among all students of the Secondary School.

As part of its non-profit educational and social mission, NPC offers financial aid to needy students within its financial resources considering the need to preserve adequate educational standards. This means that the school can only assist a limited number of students. Awards are based on decisions made by the Financial Aid Committee and upon parents' requests submitted before May of the previous academic year. The committee's decision is based on the student's financial need, academic performance, and disciplinary record.
New students or students repeating a class are not entitled to receive financial aid. Financial aid will not cover the cost of school books, transportation, or uniforms. Such aid, moreover, is automatically terminated if the student's grades fall below the passing level.

The tuition is paid in the form of two installments, the first of which is in September, and the second in February. The registration fee for the coming year is paid during the month of May of the current academic year.

The school reserves the right to take appropriate action to ensure the payment of all financial obligations within the given time; this action includes withholding grade report and certification cards.