Yeshiva College

About

• Yeshiva University is the country's oldest private research university, and it is also one of the most comprehensive institutions as it provides Jewish scholarship.
• The University's few college and schools offer a dual curriculum combining academics education with Torah study as inspired by Modern -Centrist Orthodox Judaism's Hashkafa of Torah Umadda (secular knowledge).
• The University is an independent education organization funded by New York State. Yeshiva College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and its “R-2: Doctoral Universities - High Research Activity.
• Yeshiva University is home to 6,400 students, including around 470 international students offering undergraduate and postgraduate academic programs in the following schools:
• Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
• Yeshiva College
• Stern College for Women
• Syms School of Business
• Wurzweiler School of Social Work
• Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration
• Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology
• Kaz School of Science and Health
• Philip and Sarah Belz School of Jewish Music
• Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary
• QS World University ranking 2021 titled the Yeshiva University as the top private University New York City and is ranked at 252.
• US News University ranking 2021 ranks Yeshiva University at 76th in National University for its performance, ranked 54th best value school and 265th for its top performance on social mobility.
• Forbes 2019 ranks Yeshiva University at 99th position among all the colleges in the USA, 77th amongst the private college and 53 amongst the research university.

Colleges at the Yeshiva College

• College of Arts and Science
• College of Behavioral & Community Sciences
• Muma College of Business
• College of Education
• College of Engineering
• Patel College of Global Sustainability
• College of Graduate Studies
• Judy Genshaft Honors College
• Morsani College of Medicine
• College of Nursing
• Taneja College of Pharmacy
• College of Public Health
• College of The Arts

Why Study at the Yeshiva College?

• The U.S News & World Report, 2020-2021, ranks the Yeshiva College at 103rd on the Tier I National Universities and stands at 46th position amongst public universities.
• The Yeshiva College is the only University in Florida to stand at 8th position in the Top 10 Best Value Colleges amongst public universities.
• QS World University Ranking 2021 ranks the Yeshiva College between 581-590 and also titled as the top public universities in Tampa.
• The Yeshiva College is the 4th best university overall and the 3rd best public University in Florida, as stated by U.S News & World Report 2021.
• The University is accredited by the prestigious Southern Association of Colleges and School Commission on College (SACSCOC) for awarding associate, baccalaureate, master's, specialist and doctoral degrees.

Campus

Yeshiva University is at four locations in New York City such as Brookdale Centre, Beren Campus, Wilf Campus and Morris Park.

Wilf Campus

• The University's Wilf Campus is located in the heart of Amsterdam Ave, 185th Street in Washinton Heights, adjacent to upper Manhattan.
• The campus houses the undergraduate school of men, the Belz School f Jewish Music, the rabbinical seminary, the high school of Boys, the Azrieli Graduate School for Social Work and the Bernard Revel Graduate School, and the libraries, residential halls, offices and many more departments.

Brookdale Center

• Yeshiva University's Brookdale Centre is located in Greenwich towards the neighborhood of downtown Manhattan.
• The campus has Benjamin School of Law, law clinics and office along with residential halls. Brookdale campus is closely connected with the University's history as the campus houses Center for Jewish History and Yeshiva University Museum.

Beren Campus

• The Baren Campus of the University is located in the Murry hills adjacent to Midtown Manhattan.
• The campus houses the undergraduate school of women and the Syms School of Business.

Morris Park Campus

• The Morris Park is located next to the eastern Bronx and has the Ferkauf Graduate School of technology

Programs

• Law
• Accounting and Finance
• Business and Management
• Economics & Econometrics
• Arts, Performing Arts & Design
• Biological Science
• Chemistry
• Math & Statistics
• Physics & Astronomy
• Sociology
• Politics and International Studies

Accomodation

On-Campus Accommodation

• Yeshiva's campuses offer accommodation option such as dormitory and dining facilities, and 80% of the University's population live on campus.
• Wilf Campus has three huge dormitory buildings such as
• Morgenstern
• Rubin
• Muss Hall
• University also offers independent housing option for upper-level students and graduates, and some accommodation is also allotted based on programs.
• Beren campus houses four dormitory buildings:
• Brookdale
• Scgoyyenstein
• 36th Street Residence Hall
• 35th Street Residence Hall

Off-Campus Accommodation

• Living and studying in the New York City - the cultural capital of the World is itself a life-changing experience, with a plethora of restaurants, Jewish culture and diverse community, making it an ideal destination for higher education.
• Off-Campus accommodation is available close to Yeshiva University, and the average rent cost may range from $1,300 to $2,100 per month; the accommodation cost majorly depends on the location.