The Mission Statement of Presbyterian Pan American School states, among other points, that the school exists "to assist students financially according to their economic need as they prepare for college." Financial Aid is awarded on the basis of need only and is determined by the School's Financial Aid Committee.

If you are interested in applying for Financial Aid, you will need to fill out the Financial Aid form and submit it for consideration. Each applicant will need to meet the following requirements:

• The student must have been admitted to the academic program by the Admissions Committee.
• Parents must demonstrate financial need and the impossibility of being able to pay the full tuition.
• Ordinarily, the applicant must have an academic average of 85 or better during the last academic year or in the current one.
• The Financial Aid Committee needs to receive all of the information requested to consider the application.
• The pastor and the Clerk of Session of the applicant's Presbyterian Church must complete and sign the Sessional Certificate. In some churches the Session also interviews the applicant. The official seal of the church must be stamped on the form. If the applicant is not Presbyterian, he/she needs to present the form to the nearest Presbyterian or Reformed Church and request an interview with the pastor and the Session or governing body for their consideration.

Presbyterian Pan American School reserves the right to verify the information and authenticity of each document that the applicant has submitted and to deny admission or grants if it is proven the the information submitted is false. Any unreported financial information discovered during the verification process shall result in the immediate termination of the admission process and the cancellation of any grant previously awarded.