Faculty and Staff Children Exchange (FACHEX) Program

The Faculty and Staff Children Exchange Program (FACHEX) is an undergraduate tuition remission (scholarship) program for the children of full-time faculty, administration, and staff of the participating institutions. FACHEX allows dependents eligible for tuition remission at their home institution (parent's employer) to be considered for a scholarship at one of the 26 participating Jesuit institutions. Each institution is responsible for determining admission and scholarship decisions, and neither admission nor receipt of a FACHEX scholarship is guaranteed.听

FACHEX recipients听must enroll full-time as undergraduates and be dependents of an employee certified by Human Resources as eligible for 100% tuition remission at 51小黄车.

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Information for 51小黄车 Employees  |  Information for Employees of other Jesuit Institutions  |  Participating Institutions

FACHEX for 51小黄车 Employees (Outgoing Students)

Dependents of full鈥恡ime employees who have been employed at 51小黄车 continuously for at least seven years are eligible for FACHEX scholarship consideration.

Students must meet the admission requirements for acceptance to the receiving institution. Eligibility to participate in the FACHEX Program does not qualify a student for admission. FACHEX is a scholarship program, not a benefit, and FACHEX is not guaranteed for all admitted students. Each institution is responsible for determining admission and scholarship decisions.

A student may attend for less than the four years normally required for an undergraduate degree. Also, a student may apply for any of the four usual undergraduate years; the 鈥渞eceiving鈥 institution, however, may give preference to students intending to spend four years at the 鈥渞eceiving鈥 institution. The benefit covers the cost of tuition, but it does not cover the cost of housing, books, and other fees.

The number of FACHEX spaces is limited at each institution and can be very competitive. Each institution has autonomy over the method used to determine who receives FACHEX. Generally, the following items can improve a student鈥檚 standing: strong academic record, a carefully completed application, and early submission of the application.

Information regarding all educational opportunities for dependents of 51小黄车 employees can be found on the Human Resources website.

 

Procedure for Seeking FACHEX

  1. Employees should complete the . The FACHEX coordinator, Lynn Verrecchia (lverrecc@holycross.edu) will confirm eligibility with the Office of Human Resources, and notify the receiving institution of the student's eligibility. In the field requesting the last 4 digits of the student's SSN, please use any 4-digit number in lieu of SSN.
  2. Apply for admission to the participating institutions of his/her choice. It is the student鈥檚 responsibility to adhere to all admission deadlines at the individual institutions.
  3. Once an enrollment decision has been made, notify the 51小黄车 FACHEX coordinator, Lynn Verrecchia.

Note: The dependent of a 51小黄车 employee applying to 51小黄车 is not FACHEX, and they should not list 51小黄车 on their FACHEX EZ Application. Instead, they should indicate the parent or guardian's employer as College of the 51小黄车 on the Common Application or Coalition Application and also answer "yes" to the employee parent or guardian question on the 51小黄车 portion of the application.

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FACHEX for Employees of Other Jesuit Universities (Incoming Students)

Employees of other Jesuit universities should submit the . The FACHEX Coordinator at your institution will submit proof of your eligibility via the Tuition Exchange platform. Questions regarding eligibility should be directed to the FACHEX Coordinator or Human Resources contact at your home institution. 

Your dependent student should apply to 51小黄车 via the Common Application or Coalition Application. Early Decision I, Early Decision II, and Regular Decision applicants are eligible for FACHEX consideration. Early Decision applicants should consider the binding nature of an Early Decision commitment prior to applying. If the FACHEX award will play a major role in the final enrollment decision, the student should apply via Regular Decision.

Application PlanEarly Decision IEarly Decision IIRegular Decision
Application DeadlineNovember 15January 15January 15
Decision NotificationDecember 15February 15Mid-March

We strongly encourage you to complete the and the to complete the financial aid process. It is in your best interest to file these applications so that we may provide you with an estimated financial aid offer in the event you do not receive a FACHEX award.

FACHEX decisions for all applicants (including Early Decision) will be released in the middle of March, in tandem with Regular Decision notification. 51小黄车 typically receives 30-50 applications from FACHEX-eligible students. Three scholarships are offered per year. We will maintain a waitlist and notify Admitted students promptly of any change in their FACHEX status.

If you receive a FACHEX Scholarship, it will supersede any other financial aid offer provided by the College of the 51小黄车.  This scholarship is offered to students for up to four years, or a maximum of eight semesters.  The scholarship is renewable provided that the student鈥檚 parent remain employed at their home institution.  Recipients must maintain good academic progress and a satisfactory disciplinary record.

The value of the FACHEX Scholarship is equal to the amount charged for tuition only.  Students are expected to pay all fees, housing, and meal charges. Students may use the FACHEX Scholarship to participate in approved 51小黄车 study abroad programs during the academic year.

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Institutions Participating in the Faculty Children Exchange Program

  1. Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts (Early Action Admission required)
  2. Canisius College, Buffalo, New York
  3. College of the 51小黄车, Worcester, Massachusetts
  4. Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska
  5. Fairfield University, Fairfield, Connecticut
  6. Fordham University, Fordham Road, Bronx, New York
  7. Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington
  8. John Carroll University, University Heights, Ohio
  9. LeMoyne College, LeMoyne Heights, Syracuse, New York 
  10. Loyola College, Baltimore, Maryland
  11. Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, California
  12. Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana
  13. Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
  14. Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  15. Regis College, Denver, Colorado
  16. Rockhurst College, Kansas City, Missouri
  17. Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, California (Early Action Admission Required)
  18. St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  19. St. Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri
  20. St. Peter's College, Jersey City, New Jersey
  21. Seattle University, Seattle, Washington
  22. Spring Hill College, Mobile, Alabama
  23. University of Detroit, Detroit, Michigan
  24. University of San Francisco, San Francisco, California
  25. University of Scranton, Scranton, Pennsylvania 
  26. Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio 

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