Braintree, MA · 11–12
Last verified August 20, 2026
2001 Washington, 02184 · (857) 400-9700
Enrollment
331
Student:teacher
7:1
Published tuition
$41,200–$46,200
Application fee
$500
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Tuition by division
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Head of school
Dr Michael Lehan
Head of School
Curriculum & special classes
CATS Academy Boston offers a world-class American college preparatory education, guiding students to realize their full potential and attain admission to top colleges or universities. The High School Diploma program is designed to suit individual study needs and puts students on the pathway to university or college success.
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Application fee: $500
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Admissions
CATS Academy Boston admits students on a rolling basis, accepting applications from diverse backgrounds. The process generally involves an online application, submission of academic transcripts, an interview with the Director of Admissions, and an offer of acceptance.
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Acceptance rate
Not listed
Application fee
$500
What they ask for: Online application, academic transcripts from the last two years, interview with the Director of Admissions. For international students, this also includes submitting past academic reports (in English), potentially an English language level assessment (TOEFL/IELTS or internal test), and meeting grade-level completion requirements with specific English proficiency scores.
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