Mullen High School

Tuition and Fees

for the 2024-2025 school year is $19,300 plus a registration fee of $400 for a total of $19,700. The tuition for each academic year is established by the Mullen Board of Trustees in early February.

Mullen does not charge a prospective student application fee. There are no athletic scholarships.

Parents of students in Class of 2020, 2021, & 2023

"All of our children, graduated or currently attending, have embodied Mullen’s mission to “come to learn, leave to serve”. Being a family at Mullen for the past 8 years and counting, has given our children the opportunity to serve others in so many ways whether in the community or traveling abroad. We chose Mullen so that our children could openly live out their faith but they have gained even more. They have been given incredible opportunities to be like Jesus and help others."

Tuition Assistance

The founder of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, St. John Baptist de La Salle, emphasized the value of quality education to all. The Brothers Rule states that the Mission of the Institute is “to provide a human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor, according to the ministry entrusted to them by the church.”

Obviously, society has changed since the founder declared The Brothers Rule. Even as times change the commitment to the mission has never faltered. Lasallian schools in the 21st century are as committed as ever to accessibility. Through the tuition assistance process, the Mullen High School community is doing all we can to honor the mission of the Christian Brothers.

Applying for Tuition Assistance

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Apply for Tuition Assistance

Mullen High School uses FACTS as our third-party tuition assistance program. Current families will sign in using their current FACTS username and password. New families will need to set up an account. FACTS instructions and a checklist are included on the sign-in page. There is a $35 fee paid directly to FACTS to process the application. Copies of 2024 W-2s and a 2023 Federal tax return (use 2024 Federal tax return if it is completed) are required for a complete tuition assistance application.
Tuition Assistance Application Deadline

The Tuition Assistance deadline is February 1, 2025. Notifications are sent on Friday, February 14, 2025.
Tuition Assistance Process
Tuition assistance is based solely on the family’s financial need and circumstances. No tuition assistance will be given without a family applying for aid. Families do not receive full aid; every family is expected to pay something. Any family receiving tuition assistance agrees to abide by the following:
- Families must keep current on their tuition payments.
- Students must remain in good standing.
- Parents must be involved in the school, donating time and talent.
- Students need to maintain a 2.0 GPA.
Tuition Assistance Review

The application for tuition assistance is due on February 1, 2025. All tuition assistance applications must be submitted by this date.

Notifications will be sent on Friday, February 16, 2025. Late applications will be reviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis. Awards are contingent on financial resources available after the deadline.

Payment Options

List of 2 frequently asked questions.

Option #1

Pay the full tuition directly to the Mullen Business Office by June 1st or immediately after enrolling, if enrolled after June 1st.
Option #2

Pay tuition and fees in two-, three-, or ten-month installments. The Mullen Business Office will send you an email with instructions on setting up your payment plan by May 15th or immediately after enrolling if enrolled after May 15th.

Other Resources

Saint Amelia Education Guild (Saint Amelia) is a nonprofit group that helps families raise money toward their Catholic Education. Parents, students, and volunteers have the opportunity to work concessions at sporting venues throughout the Denver Metro area as well as Colorado Springs to help with tuition expenses at Mullen High School. For additional information, please visit http://saintamelia.org or contact Loretta Hart with any questions.