Yeshiva College

Yeshiva College is a College in New York, NY. It offers students the distinctive opportunity to study liberal arts, sciences, and pre‑professional fields while immersing themselves in a world‑renowned Yeshiva environment rooted in Jewish tradition. The college serves undergraduate students seeking a dual curriculum of secular and Jewish studies, with programs ranging from biology and chemistry to Jewish studies, philosophy, and media studies. It draws on a long history of academic experience and serves the greater New York metropolitan area. Yeshiva College holds a 3.00 rating based on 12 reviews.

The college’s approach combines timeless values with cutting‑edge scholarship, fostering a curriculum that excels in the humanities, natural sciences, and social and behavioral sciences. Students can engage in a broad selection of majors such as computer science, creative writing, economics, physics, and the Philip and Sarah Belz Department of Music, among many others. The institution emphasizes personal empowerment, encouraging each student to claim his own voice and forge his own path. Notable offerings include the S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program, an educational partnership with more than 41 yeshivot and seminaries in Israel, and a comprehensive financial‑aid office that assists students in meeting tuition costs. Leadership under Dean Rebecca Cypess and a supportive campus community further enhance the student experience.

Yeshiva College is located at 2495 Amsterdam Ave in Washington Heights. It sits directly on Amsterdam Avenue and is a short walk from West 183rd Street (about 0.1 mile), Tenzer Garden park (about 0.1 mile), West 184th Street (about 0.1 mile), the Washington Bridge main road (about 0.1 mile), and Danciger Quadrangle park (about 0.1 mile).

With its diverse academic programs and a strong Jewish‑studies curriculum, Yeshiva College provides a uniquely integrated education that serves the needs of New York’s student community.

Services:

• Career Pathway Development
• Graduate Program Preparation
• Jewish Tradition Immersion
• Liberal Arts and Sciences Education
• Pre-Professional Field Studies