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The Browning School tuition & admissions

New York, NYGrades K–12Day, boysbrowning.edu

Tuition 2026-27

$71,670

Application deadline

December 1

2026

Students

410

7 students per teacher

Admission test

Varies by grade

Tuition 2026-27
GradesDay
K-12$71,670

Financial aid: $4,888,709 to 90 students (about $54,319 each) in 2024, per the school's IRS Form 990.

How to apply
Entry gradesK, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9
Admission test, grades KNo test
Admission test, grades 1-5Its own assessment
InterviewRequired
Apply throughRavenna
Application fee$75
DeadlineDecember 1, 2026
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School facts
Students410
Teachers (full-time equivalent)61
Students per teacher6.7
School days per year170
Graduates going to 4-year colleges100%
Endowment$33,136,960 (FY2025)
Annual revenue$34,630,772 (2024)
Head of school pay$1,208,505

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    The Browning School FAQ
    How much is The Browning School tuition?
    For 2026-27, tuition at The Browning School is $71,670 for grades K-12, per the school's website.
    Does The Browning School require the ISEE or SSAT?
    It depends on the grade: no test for grades K; its own assessment for grades 1-5.
    When is the The Browning School application deadline?
    The main application deadline is December 1, 2026. Families apply through Ravenna.
    Does The Browning School offer financial aid?
    Yes. The Browning School reported $4,888,709 in financial aid to 90 students on its 2024 IRS Form 990.
    How many students attend The Browning School?
    The Browning School enrolls 410 students in grades K–12, with about 7 students per teacher (NCES Private School Survey, 2023-24).

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    Sources: tuition and admissions from browning.edu (checked Oct 2026); enrollment from the NCES Private School Survey 2023-24; finances from the 2024 IRS Form 990. “—” means we couldn't find it.

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