Military Schools for Girls

The cost of attending a military school for girls varies widely depending on the institution, location, and the specific services and amenities offered. Tuition for military schools can range from $10,000 to $50,000 or more per year. The higher end tuition typically includes boarding schools that provide housing, meals, and extensive extracurricular activities.  There are a few military day schools that are available to local residents, which have no tuition, since they are supported by the state.  Learn more at MilitarySchoolUSA.com.

Insurance only applies to therapeutic programs, not military schools. Most insurance programs are accepted to reduce or eliminate counseling costs. 

Enrollment periods for military schools can vary, but most military schools have an annual enrollment process that aligns with the academic year, starting in the fall. The application process typically begins the previous fall or winter. For example, if you’re planning to start school in September 2025, you would likely need to start the application process around September 2024. Some military schools offer rolling admissions, where applications are accepted and reviewed throughout the year as long as there are spaces available. This can provide more flexibility for when you can start. Therapeutic schools accept students year-round, and the enrollment process can be quick.

Military schools often have rigorous admission criteria that not only assess academic performance but also evaluate behavioral and health standards. Military schools no longer enroll troubled teens.  Some personal issues that might affect someone’s suitability for a military school include: behavioral issues, health issues, mental health concerns, lack of motivation, misconduct or school expulsion, prosecution for lawbreaking, or substance abuse.

Clic here to see all military schools that enroll girls who do NOT have behavioral issues.