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1 out of 2 people found this review useful.
Adam from Brooklyn, NY
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot With Judaic studies in the morning and secular courses in the afternoon, your day is filled with inspiring and useful information.
Am enjoying being here Great Rabbeim! Great Professors! Modest Campus! Delicious Kosher Food! Nice Dorm...what's not to like?
Bang for the buck If you are interested in the medical, psychological, business, or law field while balancing your yeshiva courses; Then YU is worth every penny!
Tips for prospective students Spend a day in your morning program, see if you feel comfortable. If you do not enjoy what your are doing in the morning, then college (YU in particular) will lead to a head of gray. It's Torah U'Madda (Torah and secular knowledge), only with a solid Torah foundation can you truly succeed in everything else. That being the case, make sure your in the right spot during the morning hours.
Great for these types of students Jews who love Torah and know that it is important nowadays to have a college degree to ultimately benefit humanity.
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0 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Molly from Spring Valley, NY
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments Will learn a lot I have heard good things from friends who go here
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anonymous
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Stern College is a great school for orthodox woman!I highly recommend it from a social and academic perspective. Faculty relationships are superb!
Tips for prospective students Take advantage of the wonderful courses offerred
Academic Rigor High level of academic rigor
Dorm Life There are several options to choose from - single room suites, four beds in a room, and upper classmen have an apartment option.
Food and Dining THere is a dining program which includes cafeteria meals and restaurant vouchers.
What to do for fun NYC is the best backyard!
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Jordan from Indianapolis, IN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences The duel program is extremely challenging and time constraining. The professors aren't the best, but they are good. The social life on campus isn't that great.
Tips for prospective students If you already know your major get in contact with a current student at YU before pick your schedule. Ask them which teachers to take. Otherwise you might get stuck with a very bad teacher.
Academic Rigor Most of the degrees here are difficult.
Dorm Life The dorm life is not great here. Most people move off campus after the first or second semester of being here.
Food and Dining The food is OK. Nothing to brag about, but they have some good food sometimes.
What to do for fun Your in New York City, so there is a lot to do. Lots of museums, historical sites, bars, and other college campuses to visit.
Bang for the buck Not really the best place to go for the price they charge.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus The campus is an all guys campus and there is a sister campus in Midtown. There is also a free shuttle that you can sign up for that takes you between the two campuses.
Great for these types of students Orthodox Jewish upbringing.
Clubs and Activities There are some OK clubs and activities on campus.
Greek Life There is one fraternity on campus: Alpha Epsilon Pi. They are about to receive their charter this month.
Campus Safety The campus doesn't have the best security but the NYPD patrols the campus. So that makes us feel more safe.
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Emily from Sharon, MA
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences yeshiva university has a men and women's division. it is a small liberal arts college with a strong jewish foundation. all students are required to take classes in judaic studies as well as a traditional load of secular classes.
Tips for prospective students visit the campus to make sure you are comfortable with city life. the men's division has a bigger and more central campus than the women's division.
Academic Rigor yeshiva university has an honors program for students who score at least 700 on both the math and english part of the sat. this allows students to take special courses and participate in stimulating educational and cultural opportunities.
Dorm Life first year students (women's division) stay in a high rise dorm in midtown manhattan a few blocks from macy's. there is a very friendly, camp-like atmosphere in these dorms.
Food and Dining the food is great. all the cafeterias offer kosher food.
What to do for fun the sky is the limit as long as you have an unlimited budget. living in nyc, you will have access to broadway shows, concerts, clubs, restaurants, amazing museums, and every kind of shopping possible. there are also many parties, clubs, and activities sponsored by the school.
Bang for the buck yeshiva university is a very expensive private school, but they offer generous aid, particularly to talented students.
Great for these types of students jewish students who are interested in learning more about their heritage.
Clubs and Activities many, many to choose from
Campus Safety very good security, but you are living in nyc.
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Elisheva from Brighton, MA
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has not been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments Tips for prospective students The faculty at YU are extremely warm and helpful to prospective students. If you have a question, just email or call!
Great for these types of students All kinds of Jews can attend; the community appears to be diverse and welcoming!
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