Yeshiva University
New York, NY
What are your chances of getting into Yeshiva University?
Yeshiva University is known for combining a rigorous liberal arts education with intensive Jewish studies, so the academic experience is unusually structured and mission-driven. Undergraduates can choose from more than 65 majors and minors, and the university emphasizes close faculty interaction, small classes, and a 7:1 student-faculty ratio. It is spread across several New York City locations, with the main undergraduate life split between the uptown and midtown campuses, which gives students access to the city while still keeping a relatively intimate community. The student body is small enough to feel personal, but the university also offers the scale of multiple schools, including business, nursing, and joint or accelerated pathways. Students who thrive here usually want clear values, a strong sense of community, and a demanding academic environment tied to Jewish life and tradition.
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Strengths
- Strong dual curriculum that blends liberal arts with Jewish studies
- Very small classes and close faculty access
- New York City location with broad internship and cultural access
- Wide range of undergraduate and professional pathways, including business, nursing, and pre-professional options
Things to weigh
- Highly specialized campus culture that may not fit students who do not want a Jewish studies-centered environment
- Spread across multiple city campuses rather than one compact residential campus
- Big-city living can feel busy, expensive, and less traditional than a suburban college setting
- Moderate selectivity means admission is not automatic, and applicants still need a solid academic profile
Frequently asked questions
How hard is it to get into Yeshiva University?+
Yeshiva University admits about 56% of applicants, and the middle 50% of admitted students score between 1340 and 1510 on the SAT. Enter your GPA and test scores above and this calculator estimates your personal chances in seconds, and tells you whether Yeshiva University is a safety, match, or reach for your profile.
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It compares your academic profile to each college's real admitted class. We look at where your GPA and test scores fall within a school's 25th to 75th percentile range, combine that with the school's overall admit rate, and factor in your extracurricular strength, then translate it into a clear percentage and a Safety, Match, or Reach label. Everything recalculates instantly as you add schools or adjust your stats.
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