| Course Level: | Master's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
| Course Level: | Master's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
Location: New York City, USA
Established: 1886
Type: Private, Jewish University
Motto: Torah Umadda (Torah and Secular Knowledge)
Yeshiva University is known for combining Jewish studies with a strong secular education. It offers undergraduate and graduate programs through various schools, including:
Undergraduate:
Yeshiva College (for men)
Stern College for Women
Sy Syms School of Business (co-ed)
Graduate Schools:
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology
Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration
Wurzweiler School of Social Work
Katz School of Science and Health
YU is deeply rooted in Modern Orthodox Judaism but welcomes students from various Jewish backgrounds. Many students participate in Torah learning programs, daily prayers, and Jewish cultural events.
Main Campus: Washington Heights, Manhattan
Other Locations: Midtown Manhattan, The Bronx
Student Organizations: Over 150 clubs, including business, politics, Jewish learning, and athletics
Athletics: NCAA Division III teams (Macabees)
Undergraduate programs are offered through three main schools:
A. Yeshiva College (for Men) & Stern College for Women
These schools offer liberal arts and sciences programs, including:
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Economics
English
History
Jewish Studies
Mathematics
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
B. Sy Syms School of Business (Co-ed)
Accounting
Business Intelligence and Marketing Analytics
Business Management
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Marketing
Real Estate
C. Combined & Dual Degree Programs
Pre-Med (with Albert Einstein College of Medicine)
Pre-Law (with Cardozo School of Law)
Engineering (with Columbia University or NYU Tandon School of Engineering)
A. Albert Einstein College of Medicine
MD (Doctor of Medicine)
PhD in Biomedical Sciences
MS in Clinical Research
B. Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
JD (Juris Doctor)
LLM in Intellectual Property & Information Law
LLM in Dispute Resolution & Advocacy
C. Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology
PhD in Clinical Psychology
PhD in School-Clinical Child Psychology
MA in Mental Health Counseling
D. Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education & Administration
MA in Jewish Education
EdD (Doctor of Education) in Jewish Educational Leadership
E. Wurzweiler School of Social Work
MSW (Master of Social Work)
PhD in Social Welfare
F. Katz School of Science and Health
MS in Data Analytics and Visualization
MS in Cybersecurity
MS in Artificial Intelligence
MS in Biotechnology Management & Entrepreneurship
Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD)
Course Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year in USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Liberal Arts & Sciences (Yeshiva College & Stern College for Women) |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Biology |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Chemistry |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Computer Science |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Economics |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- English |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- History |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Jewish Studies |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Mathematics |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Philosophy |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Physics |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Political Science |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Psychology |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Sociology |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
Business (Sy Syms School of Business) |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Accounting |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Business Intelligence & Marketing Analytics |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Business Management |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Entrepreneurship |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Finance |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Marketing |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Real Estate |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
Pre-Professional & Dual Degree Programs |
Varies |
Varies |
|
- Pre-Med (with Albert Einstein College of Medicine) |
4 years (before MD) |
$48,800 |
|
- Pre-Law (with Cardozo School of Law) |
4 years |
$48,800 |
|
- Engineering (with Columbia or NYU Tandon) |
3+2 or 4+1 years |
$48,800 |
|
Jewish Studies & Torah Learning Programs |
4 years |
$48,800 |
Master’s Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year in USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Katz School of Science and Health |
|
|
|
- MS in Data Analytics and Visualization |
1-2 years |
$38,000 |
|
- MS in Cybersecurity |
1-2 years |
$38,000 |
|
- MS in Artificial Intelligence |
1-2 years |
$38,000 |
|
- MS in Biotechnology Management & Entrepreneurship |
1-2 years |
$38,000 |
|
- MS in Digital Marketing & Media |
1-2 years |
$38,000 |
|
- MS in Mathematics |
1-2 years |
$38,000 |
|
Sy Syms School of Business |
|
|
|
- MS in Accounting |
1-2 years |
$44,000 |
|
- MS in Real Estate |
1-2 years |
$44,000 |
|
- MS in Taxation |
1-2 years |
$44,000 |
|
Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology |
|
|
|
- MA in Mental Health Counseling |
2 years |
$45,000 |
|
- MA in School Psychology |
2 years |
$45,000 |
|
- PhD in Clinical Psychology (Doctoral Program) |
4-5 years |
$45,000 |
|
Wurzweiler School of Social Work |
|
|
|
- MSW (Master of Social Work) |
1-2 years |
$36,500 |
|
- PhD in Social Welfare (Doctoral Program) |
3-4 years |
$36,500 |
|
Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education & Administration |
|
|
|
- MA in Jewish Education |
1-2 years |
$22,000 |
|
- EdD in Jewish Educational Leadership (Doctoral) |
3-4 years |
$22,000 |
|
Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law |
|
|
|
- LLM in Intellectual Property & Information Law |
1 year |
$68,000 |
|
- LLM in Dispute Resolution & Advocacy |
1 year |
$68,000 |
|
Albert Einstein College of Medicine |
|
|
|
- MS in Clinical Research |
1-2 years |
$50,000 |
PhD/Doctorate Program |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year in USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Albert Einstein College of Medicine |
|
|
|
- PhD in Biomedical Sciences |
4-6 years |
Fully funded (stipend provided) |
|
- MD-PhD (Medical Scientist Training Program) |
6-8 years |
Fully funded (stipend provided) |
|
Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology |
|
|
|
- PhD in Clinical Psychology |
4-5 years |
$45,000 |
|
- PhD in School-Clinical Child Psychology |
4-5 years |
$45,000 |
|
Wurzweiler School of Social Work |
|
|
|
- PhD in Social Welfare |
3-4 years |
$36,500 |
|
Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education & Administration |
|
|
|
- EdD (Doctor of Education) in Jewish Educational Leadership |
3-4 years |
$22,000 |
|
Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies |
|
|
|
- PhD in Jewish Studies |
4-6 years |
$22,000 |
1. Academic Programs
International students can apply to undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs across various fields, including:
Business
Science & Technology
Law
Medicine
Psychology
Social Work
Jewish Studies
Popular Programs for International Students:
MS in Data Analytics & Cybersecurity (STEM-eligible)
MBA & MS in Business (Sy Syms School of Business)
LLM in Law (Cardozo School of Law)
PhD in Biomedical Sciences (Albert Einstein College of Medicine)
MSW in Social Work (Wurzweiler School of Social Work)
2. Admission Requirements
Undergraduate Admissions:
Application Process: Apply via the YU Online Application Portal
Required Documents:
High school transcripts (translated if not in English)
SAT/ACT (optional for some programs)
English proficiency test (TOEFL: 80+, IELTS: 6.5+, Duolingo: 105+)
Personal statement & letters of recommendation
Financial support documentation (for visa)
Graduate & Doctoral Admissions:
Application Process: Apply via respective school portals (e.g., Katz School, Cardozo, Albert Einstein)
Required Documents:
Bachelor’s/Master’s degree transcripts
GRE/GMAT (varies by program)
TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo scores
Resume & statement of purpose
Letters of recommendation
Step 1: Choose Your Program
Yeshiva University offers undergraduate degrees through:
Yeshiva College (Men’s Liberal Arts & Sciences)
Stern College for Women (Women’s Liberal Arts & Sciences)
Sy Syms School of Business (Co-ed Business School)
Step 2: Application Submission
Apply Online: Submit your application via the YU Online Application Portal or Common App.
Step 3: Submit Required Documents
Application Requirements:
High School Transcripts (official & translated if not in English)
Standardized Test Scores (Optional): SAT/ACT (not required but recommended)
English Proficiency Test (for international students):
TOEFL: 80+
IELTS: 6.5+
Duolingo: 105+
Personal Statement/Essay
2 Letters of Recommendation (from teachers or counselors)
Financial Support Documents (for international students)
Step 4: Application Fee Payment
Application Fee: $65 (non-refundable)
Step 5: Interview (If Required)
Some students may be invited for an online or in-person interview.
Step 6: Admission Decision & Acceptance
Decisions are typically announced within a few weeks.
If accepted, submit a deposit to confirm enrollment.
Step 1: Choose Your Program
Graduate programs are offered in:
Business (Sy Syms School of Business)
Science & Technology (Katz School of Science & Health)
Law (Cardozo School of Law)
Psychology (Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology)
Social Work (Wurzweiler School of Social Work)
Jewish Studies (Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies)
Step 2: Apply Online
Submit the application through the respective school’s online portal.
Step 3: Submit Required Documents
Graduate Application Requirements:
Bachelor’s Degree Transcripts (official & translated if needed)
Resume/CV
Personal Statement (SOP – Statement of Purpose)
Letters of Recommendation (2-3 required)
GRE/GMAT Scores (Varies by Program)
Required for some business, psychology, and science programs
English Proficiency Test (for international students)
TOEFL: 80+
IELTS: 6.5+
Duolingo: 105+
Step 4: Pay Application Fee
Application Fee: $65 - $85 (varies by program)
Step 5: Attend Interview (If Required)
Some programs, especially MBA, Law, and Psychology, may require an interview.
Step 6: Admission Decision & Acceptance
Decisions are typically announced within 4-8 weeks.
If accepted, submit a deposit to secure your seat.
Application Deadlines: Varies by program. Many programs offer rolling admissions.
Step 1: Choose Your Program
Doctoral programs are offered in:
Medicine (Albert Einstein College of Medicine – PhD in Biomedical Sciences, MD-PhD)
Psychology (Ferkauf Graduate School – PhD in Clinical Psychology, School Psychology)
Education (Azrieli Graduate School – EdD in Jewish Educational Leadership)
Social Work (Wurzweiler School – PhD in Social Welfare)
Jewish Studies (Bernard Revel Graduate School – PhD in Jewish Studies)
Step 2: Apply Online
Submit the application through the respective school’s online portal.
Step 3: Submit Required Documents
PhD Application Requirements:
Master’s Degree Transcripts (or Bachelor’s for some direct-entry PhDs)
Research Proposal or Statement of Purpose (SOP)
CV/Resume
Letters of Recommendation (3 required)
GRE Scores (Required for some programs)
TOEFL/IELTS (for international students)
Step 4: Pay Application Fee
Application Fee: $85 - $100
Step 5: Interview & Research Proposal Review
Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview or research discussion.
Step 6: Admission Decision & Acceptance
PhD admission is highly competitive and takes 6-12 weeks for a decision.
Many PhD programs offer full funding & stipends.
Application Deadlines: Most PhD programs have Fall intake (August) with deadlines between December – March.
Intake Seasons for Different Programs
Program Level |
Fall Intake (August - Primary Intake) |
Spring Intake (January - Limited Intake) |
Summer Intake (May/June - Limited) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) |
Yes (Main intake) |
Yes (Limited programs) |
No |
|
Graduate (Master’s & MBA) |
Yes (Most programs) |
Yes |
No |
|
Doctorate (PhD/MD/EdD) |
Yes (Most PhD programs) |
No |
No |
|
Law School (LLM & JD) |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Application Deadlines vary by program, but early applications are encouraged due to competitive admissions.
Program Level |
Fall Deadline (August Intake) |
Spring Deadline (January Intake) |
|---|---|---|
|
Undergraduate |
Rolling Admissions (Priority: Dec 1) |
Nov 1 |
|
Graduate (Master’s) |
(Typically Dec - June) |
(Typically Oct - Dec) |
|
PhD/Doctorate |
Dec - March (Most programs) |
Not available |
Law Programs (Cardozo School of Law) Deadlines:
JD Program: Fall intake only (Deadline: April 1)
LLM Program: Fall & Spring intake (Deadlines: June 15 for Fall, Nov 1 for Spring)
Eligibility requirements vary by program, but general criteria are listed below.
Academic Requirements:
High school diploma (equivalent to U.S. 12th grade)
Minimum GPA: 3.0+ (on a 4.0 scale)
Strong academic performance in English, Mathematics, and Science
Standardized Tests (Optional for Most Programs)
SAT/ACT: Optional but recommended (SAT 1150+ / ACT 24+)
English Proficiency Test (For International Students)
TOEFL: 80+
IELTS: 6.5+
Duolingo: 105+
Documents Required:
High school transcripts (translated if not in English)
Personal statement (essay)
2 letters of recommendation
Resume (optional)
Financial documents (for visa processing)
Academic Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
Minimum GPA: 3.0+ (higher for competitive programs)
Standardized Tests (Varies by Program)
GRE/GMAT (Some Programs Require It)
MBA & Business Programs: GMAT/GRE required for some applicants
STEM Programs (MS in AI, Cybersecurity, etc.): GRE recommended but not always required
Law Programs (LLM): LSAT required for JD applicants
English Proficiency Test (For International Students)
TOEFL: 80+
IELTS: 6.5+
Duolingo: 105+
Documents Required:
Official undergraduate transcripts
Resume/CV
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
2-3 Letters of Recommendation
GRE/GMAT (if applicable)
Academic Requirements:
Master’s degree in a relevant field (some direct PhD programs accept Bachelor’s students)
Minimum GPA: 3.5+
Research experience (recommended)
Standardized Tests (Varies by Program)
GRE required for some PhD programs
MCAT required for MD-PhD (Medical School)
English Proficiency Test (For International Students)
TOEFL: 90+
IELTS: 7.0+
Documents Required:
Academic transcripts (Bachelor’s & Master’s)
Research proposal
Resume/CV
3 Letters of Recommendation
GRE/MCAT scores (if applicable)
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Award Amount (Per Year in USD) |
Applicable For |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Merit-Based Scholarships |
GPA 3.5+, Strong academic performance |
$5,000 - $25,000 |
All undergraduate students |
|
Dean’s Scholarship |
Exceptional academic achievement, GPA 3.8+ |
Up to $28,000 |
All undergraduate students |
|
International Student Scholarship |
High academic achievement, financial need |
$5,000 - $15,000 |
International students |
|
Honors Program Scholarship |
Admitted to YU’s Honors Program, high SAT/ACT scores |
Full or Partial Tuition |
Honors Program students |
|
Need-Based Financial Aid |
Demonstrated financial need (FAFSA or CSS Profile) |
(up to full tuition) |
U.S. & eligible students |
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Award Amount (Per Year in USD) |
Applicable For |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Dean’s Scholarship (Graduate) |
High academic achievement (GPA 3.5+), leadership skills |
Up to 50% tuition |
Graduate students |
|
Katz School Merit Scholarship |
Outstanding academic performance, STEM applicants |
Up to $20,000 |
MS in AI, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics |
|
Sy Syms School of Business Scholarship |
Strong academic record, leadership in business |
(up to 50% tuition) |
MBA & MS Business students |
|
Cardozo School of Law Scholarships |
LSAT score, academic excellence |
$5,000 - Full Tuition |
JD & LLM students |
|
Wurzweiler School of Social Work Aid |
Need-based, academic merit |
$5,000 - $15,000 |
MSW students |
|
Azrieli Graduate School Jewish Education Scholarship |
Passion for Jewish education |
Up to 50% tuition |
Jewish Education students |
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Award Amount |
Applicable For |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Albert Einstein College of Medicine PhD Funding |
Admission to PhD in Biomedical Sciences |
Full Tuition + Stipend |
PhD in Biomedical Sciences |
|
MD-PhD Program (Medical Scientist Training) |
Admission to MD-PhD program |
Full Tuition + Stipend |
MD-PhD students |
|
Ferkauf Psychology PhD Scholarship |
Academic excellence, research experience |
Partial Tuition |
PhD in Clinical Psychology |
|
Wurzweiler Social Work PhD Aid |
Financial need, academic merit |
Partial Tuition |
PhD in Social Welfare |
Campus Name |
Location |
Programs Offered |
|---|---|---|
|
Wilf Campus |
Washington Heights, Manhattan |
Undergraduate (Men), Business, Jewish Studies |
|
Beren Campus |
Midtown Manhattan |
Undergraduate (Women), Business, Jewish Studies |
|
Brookdale Center (Cardozo Law) |
Greenwich Village, Manhattan |
Law School (JD & LLM) |
|
Resnick Campus (Einstein College of Medicine) |
The Bronx |
Medical & PhD Programs |
|
Midtown Campus (Katz School of Science & Health) |
Midtown Manhattan |
STEM, AI, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics |
Residence Hall |
Campus |
Room Type |
Cost Per Year (USD) |
Facilities Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Morgenstern Hall |
Wilf (Men’s Campus) |
Double/Triple |
$9,500 - $12,000 |
Wi-Fi, Study Lounges, Gym |
|
Rubin Hall |
Wilf (Men’s Campus) |
Double |
$9,500 |
Shared Kitchen, Laundry |
|
Beren Campus Residence Halls |
Beren (Women’s Campus) |
Double/Single |
$10,000 - $12,500 |
24/7 Security, Study Lounges |
|
Brookdale Residence Hall |
Cardozo Law (Greenwich Village) |
Single/Double |
$15,000 - $18,000 |
Near Law School, Kitchenette |
|
Resnick Campus Housing |
Einstein College (The Bronx) |
Single/Studio |
$12,000 - $15,500 |
Close to Medical School, Gym |
Many students choose off-campus apartments in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or The Bronx.
Accommodation Type |
Location |
Cost Per Month (USD) |
Cost Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Shared Apartment |
Washington Heights |
$1,200 - $1,800 |
$14,400 - $21,600 |
|
Studio Apartment |
Midtown Manhattan |
$1,800 - $2,500 |
$21,600 - $30,000 |
|
1-Bedroom Apartment |
The Bronx |
$1,500 - $2,000 |
$18,000 - $24,000 |
1. Campus Culture & Community
Yeshiva University has a close-knit and diverse student body, primarily rooted in Modern Orthodox Jewish traditions but welcoming students from different backgrounds. Torah Umadda (Torah and Secular Knowledge) is a core philosophy, encouraging students to engage in both religious and secular education.
Separate Undergraduate Campuses for Men & Women
Wilf Campus (Men’s College) – Washington Heights, Manhattan
Beren Campus (Women’s College) – Midtown Manhattan
Co-ed Graduate & Professional Schools
Kosher Dining & Jewish Life – All dining halls and food options on campus are kosher-certified.
2. Student Clubs & Organizations
Yeshiva University offers over 150+ student clubs and organizations, covering academic, cultural, religious, and recreational interests.
Popular Clubs Include:
Business Leadership Club – Networking & career development
YU Political Science Society – Discussions on U.S. & global politics
Medical Ethics Society – Exploring bioethics & healthcare policies
YU Torah Learning Groups – Daily study sessions & shiurim
Maccabees Athletics Club – Intramural sports & fitness programs
Drama & Performing Arts Club – Plays, musicals, and talent showcases
Each campus also hosts Shabbat dinners, cultural events, and holiday celebrations to strengthen the Jewish community experience.
3. Athletics & Fitness
YU students can participate in competitive and recreational sports. The university’s athletic teams, known as the Maccabees ("Macs"), compete in NCAA Division III.
Popular Sports at YU:
Basketball (Maccabees Men's Basketball team is nationally recognized)
Soccer
Tennis
Volleyball
Fencing
Cross Country & Track
The university also has fitness centers, gyms, and wellness programs to promote student well-being.
4. Religious & Spiritual Life
As a Jewish institution, Yeshiva University provides numerous opportunities for religious growth and engagement.
Key Aspects of Jewish Life:
Daily Minyanim (Prayer Services) on campus
Torah Learning & Shiurim (Lectures) with leading rabbis and scholars
Shabbat Programs & Dinners
Holiday Celebrations & Events (Purim, Chanukah, Passover Seders)
Israel Advocacy & Programs (Including study-abroad opportunities in Israel)
Students can choose from different Torah study programs, such as:
Mazer Yeshiva Program (MYP) – Intensive Talmudic studies
Isaac Breuer College (IBC) – Balanced approach to Jewish learning
Mechina Program – For students with less formal Jewish education
5. Career Services & Internships
Being in New York City, YU students have direct access to internship and job opportunities in major industries such as finance, law, technology, and healthcare.
Career Resources Available:
Career Fairs & Networking Events
Resume & Interview Workshops
Internship Placements with Fortune 500 Companies
Alumni Mentorship Programs
YU also has strong employer partnerships with companies like Goldman Sachs, Google, Deloitte, JP Morgan, and IBM, providing students with competitive job opportunities.
6. Housing & Dining
Yeshiva University offers on-campus housing on both the Wilf and Beren campuses.
Wilf Campus (Men’s Housing) – Morgenstern Hall, Rubin Hall
Beren Campus (Women’s Housing) – 35th Street Residence, Brookdale Residence
Key Features of On-Campus Housing:
Fully kosher dining halls
24/7 security & resident advisors
Lounges, study rooms, and fitness centers
Easy access to NYC attractions
For those living off-campus, New York City offers many apartment rentals in areas like Washington Heights, The Bronx, and Midtown Manhattan.
7. Social Life & Exploring New York City
YU students get to experience New York City, one of the world’s greatest cultural and professional hubs.
Things to Do in NYC as a YU Student:
Visit Times Square, Central Park, & Broadway Shows
Explore museums (The Met, MoMA, Jewish Museum)
Dine at kosher restaurants & cafés across NYC
Attend concerts, sports games, and cultural festivals
Take weekend trips to Washington D.C., Boston, or Niagara Falls
With student discounts and access to NYC’s subway system, YU students can easily explore the city while balancing their academics.
8. Student Support Services
Yeshiva University offers strong student support services to ensure well-being and academic success.
Key Support Services Include:
Academic Advising & Tutoring – Help with coursework & study skills
Mental Health & Counseling Services – Free counseling & wellness programs
Disability Services – Academic accommodations for students with disabilities
International Student Support – Visa assistance & cultural adjustment programs
Career Services – Job placements & internship guidance
Rich Jewish Community & Torah Learning Opportunities
Vibrant Campus Life with 150+ Student Clubs & Sports Teams
Career-Oriented Education with NYC Internship Access
Diverse Student Body & Supportive Campus Environment
Exciting Social Life with Access to New York City
1. Placement Rate & Graduate Outcomes
YU’s Career Placement Highlights:
90%+ job placement rate within six months of graduation (varies by program)
Internships at top companies like Google, Deloitte, JP Morgan, and Goldman Sachs
Strong alumni network in NYC, connecting students to career opportunities
STEM graduates eligible for 3-year OPT work permit in the U.S.
Median Starting Salaries (Per Year, USD):
Business Graduates (Finance, Accounting, Marketing): $70,000 - $110,000
STEM Graduates (Data Science, Cybersecurity, AI): $80,000 - $120,000
Law Graduates (JD, LLM - Cardozo School of Law): $90,000 - $160,000
Medical & Healthcare (Albert Einstein College of Medicine): $150,000+ (after residency)
Social Work & Psychology: $50,000 - $75,000
2. Top Hiring Companies & Industries
YU students are recruited by leading global firms in various industries:
Business & Finance:
Goldman Sachs
JP Morgan Chase
Morgan Stanley
Deloitte
PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers)
Ernst & Young (EY)
CitiBank
Technology & STEM:
IBM
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Microsoft
Meta (Facebook)
Palantir
Tesla
Law Firms (Cardozo School of Law Graduates):
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Latham & Watkins LLP
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
Healthcare & Medicine:
Mount Sinai Health System
NYU Langone Health
Northwell Health
Albert Einstein College of Medicine (Residency Placements)
Education & Non-Profit Organizations:
Teach for America
Jewish Federations of North America
United Nations (UN)
World Bank
3. Internship Opportunities at Yeshiva University
Internships are a key part of career success at YU. 80%+ of students complete at least one internship before graduation.
Internship Locations:
Wall Street Internships (Finance & Investment Banking)
Silicon Alley (NYC Tech Startups & AI Research Labs)
Medical Research Labs (Einstein College of Medicine)
Legal Internships (Cardozo School of Law Connections)
Jewish Organizations & Community Leadership Internships
4. Career Services & Placement Support
YU’s Shevet Glaubach Center for Career Strategy and Professional Development provides:
Resume & Cover Letter Assistance
Mock Interviews & Career Coaching
Job & Internship Search Assistance
Networking Events & Employer Recruiting Sessions
Alumni Mentorship Programs
Notable Career Programs:
Executive Mentorship Program – Connects students with top industry leaders.
Job Fairs & Networking Events – Held multiple times a year with Fortune 500 recruiters.
YU Innovation Lab – Supports entrepreneurship and startup development.
5. Work Authorization for International Students (OPT & H-1B)
International students at YU can work in the U.S. under:
OPT (Optional Practical Training) – 12 months of work authorization after graduation.
STEM OPT Extension – Additional 24 months (Total: 3 years for STEM graduates).
H-1B Visa Sponsorship – Many YU graduates secure work visas through employer sponsorship.
Why Choose Yeshiva University for Career Growth?
Top-tier job placements in finance, tech, law, and healthcare.
Strong employer partnerships with Fortune 500 companies.
Prime location in NYC – access to the world’s best career opportunities.
STEM programs offer 3-year OPT work eligibility.
Dedicated career support with high placement rates.
Overall Acceptance Rate: ≈ 63%
The acceptance rate varies by program and school within the university.
Program Level |
Acceptance Rate |
|---|---|
|
Undergraduate (Bachelor’s) |
60-65% |
|
Graduate (Master’s & MBA) |
50-60% |
|
Law School (Cardozo School of Law - JD Program) |
40-45% |
|
Medical School (Albert Einstein College of Medicine - MD Program) |
3-4% (Highly Competitive) |
|
PhD & Doctoral Programs |
10-30% |
Key Factors Affecting Acceptance:
Stronger academic records (GPA 3.5+), SAT/ACT scores, and extracurriculars improve chances.
Highly competitive programs like Medicine and Law have much lower acceptance rates.
Easier Admission: Undergraduate Business, Psychology, and Liberal Arts Programs.
Moderately Competitive: STEM, Data Science, and MS in Business Programs.
Highly Competitive: Medical School (Einstein), Law School (Cardozo JD), and PhD Programs.
Location: Washington Heights, Manhattan, NYC
Programs Offered:
Yeshiva College (Men’s Liberal Arts & Sciences)
Sy Syms School of Business (Men’s Programs)
Rabbinical & Jewish Studies Programs (RIETS - Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary)
Facilities:
Residence halls (Morgenstern, Rubin)
Kosher dining halls
Beit Midrash (Jewish study center)
Athletic center & gym
