Accepted: Next Steps

To officially enroll, you must submit a $100 non-refundable enrollment deposit. This deposit goes towards tuition and is not an additional fee. Please reserve your seat within 10 days in your Yeshiva University online application portal at www.yu.edu/graduate/apply or click on the icon below.

If you will be studying on campus, as a next step in the enrollment process, you are required to satisfy immunization requirements as prescribed by New York State. New York State Public Health Law requires that all students have proof of measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) immunization history and complete a meningitis acknowledgment form if you will be studying on campus. More details can be found at yu.edu/health along with the immunization form. 

When the form is completed, please log back into the application portal and navigate to the supplemental items section where you will be able to upload your completed form, along with copies of your immunization records. Failure to complete this requirement may result in a delay in future registrations.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Office of Student Health at yuhealthcenter@yu.edu. 

Submission of all official transcripts in English from universities where you received nine or more credits including the official degree conferred transcript are to be sent directly from your universities prior to the first day of class. There are two options to provide official transcripts which are listed below. A course-by-course evaluation including all official transcripts is required prior to the first day of class if you attended a university outside of the US or English-speaking Canada. Please visit https://www.naces.org/members for transcript evaluations approved by Yeshiva University and have the official evaluation including transcripts emailed to gradschool@yu.edu.  You are not required to resubmit the official transcript evaluation and transcript if the documents were submitted during the application process by the evaluation company. If you attended Yeshiva University as an undergraduate student, you are not required to submit the official transcript, but your undergraduate degree must be conferred prior to the first day of class.

1. Utilize the institution’s secure electronic system (usually provided by university partners like Parchment or National Clearinghouse) to send the official digital transcript by email to gradschool@yu.edu We recommend this option as it is the quickest and easiest way.

OR

2. Have the school(s) send a physical sealed copy directly to our office:

Yeshiva University – Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies
500 West 185th Street
New York, NY 10033

Incoming Non-Matriculated Students or Auditors: You are not required to submit official transcript prior to the first day of class.

Incoming Pathways Students - Current YU Undergraduate Students: Your Yeshiva University undergraduate bachelor's degree must be conferred in order to enroll in the fifth and final year of master's level courses which leads to the award of the master's degree. Your official transcript is not required to be submitted prior to beginning your courses as a Pathways student.

You should receive your YU email credentials within a few hours after reserving your seat by paying the deposit at www.yu.edu/graduate/apply. If you didn’t receive the email, please check your spam folder or visit www.yu.edu/findid to look up your credentials to begin registering for courses. Please see below the detailed steps on how to register.

Proceed with Registration:  

1. Using your default browser, go to https://insidetrack.yu.edu 
2. Log in with your username and password  
3. On the side panel, hover over/click on “Students”  
4. Select “'Undergraduate/Graduate”  
5. Navigate to Student Dashboard (on the right)  
6. Under "Registration" click on "Add or Drop Classes"
7. Select the appropriate term (e.g., Fall 2023) and click on “Submit” 

To ADD classes:

1. Read the instructions.
2. Scroll to the bottom and enter the CRNs for the classes you wish to ADD in the “ADD CLASSES” boxes.
   Note:
   1. You must be registered for a Torah studies program before proceeding to add afternoon Jewish studies courses and general studies courses.
   2. For courses with corequisites, CRNs must be entered simultaneously.
3. Click on “SUBMIT CHANGES” to submit your ADD requests. Errors, if any, will be displayed at the bottom of the page.

To DROP a class:

1. Use the ACTION pull‐down boxes to WEB DROP a class in the “CURRENT SCHEDULE” area.
2. Click on “SUBMIT CHANGES.”

To ADD a dropped class (subject to the last day to add a course):  

1. If you webdropped a class, scroll to the bottom and enter the CRN for the class you wish to ADD in the “ADD CLASSES” boxes.
2. Click on “SUBMIT CHANGES.”
3. If the dropped class has the ‘Drop/Delete’, ‘Web Withdrawal’ or ‘Official Withdrawal – Z’ status then use the ACTION pull‐down box to WEB ADD the class in the “CURRENT SCHEDULE” area.
4. Click on “SUBMIT CHANGES.” 

To SWITCH a class with a corequisite:

1. Use the ACTION pull‐down box to WEB DROP the class in the “CURRENT SCHEDULE” area and then enter the CRN for the class you wish to ADD in the “ADD CLASSES” box.
2. Click on “SUBMIT CHANGES.”

Have a GREAT semester!

Please reach out to the Office of Student Finance for any questions about your tuition bill, financial aid applications and loans.

For international students studying on campus requiring a visa, please contact the Office of International Student Services regarding the I-20 process.

1. Please note that tuition and fees are subject to change on a yearly basis and can typically result in an increase. Please refer to the Office of Student Finance (link: https://www.yu.edu/osf/tuition-fees/graduate ) website for the latest tuition and fee information. 
2. Only the ten courses needed to fulfill the MA degree requirements are covered by a tuition scholarship. Students wishing to take additional courses are required to pay full tuition.  The first semester of Master’s Research (Master’s Research I) does not generate a charge beyond the registration fee. Master’s Research II generates a one credit charge that is not covered by scholarship assistance. Registration in a Master’s Research course is necessary to maintain active status for students who are not enrolled in a regular course.
3. Scholarships are awarded only for courses completed successfully. A student may withdraw from a course without financial penalty according to the refund policy deadlines on the current academic calendar. But once these deadlines pass, Revel is charged accordingly for the course and the student will be charged accordingly. The student will also be charged for any course in which he or she does not receive a passing grade. A student may withdraw from a course until the “last day to drop a course without a W” indicated on the academic calendar and in accordance with the refund policy deadlines.
4.  A student accepts the obligation to complete all of their Revel courses either by the end of the semester in which the course was taken, or, with the instructor’s permission, no later than the last date to submit work for Incomplete Grades listed on the academic calendar. Any further extension requires the permission of both the instructor and the Dean.
5. Generally speaking, scholarship recipients may not accept outside employment for more than twelve hours per week. Requests for exceptions must be submitted to the Dean or Associate Dean.

1. Please note that tuition and fees are subject to change on a yearly basis and can typically result in an increase. Please refer to the Office of Student Finance (https://www.yu.edu/osf/tuition-fees/graduate) website for the latest tuition and fee information.  
2. Scholarships are awarded only for courses completed successfully. A student may withdraw from a course without financial penalty according to the refund policy deadlines on the current academic calendar. But once these deadlines pass, Revel is charged accordingly for the course and the student will be charged accordingly. The student will also be charged for any course in which he or she does not receive a passing grade. A student may withdraw from a course until the “last day to drop a course without a W” indicated on the academic calendar and in accordance with the refund policy deadlines.
3. A student accepts the obligation to complete all of their Revel courses either by the end of the semester in which the course was taken, or, with the instructor’s permission, no later than the last date to submit work for Incomplete Grades listed on the academic calendar. Any further extension requires the permission of both the instructor and the Dean.
4. Ph.D. scholarships are generally awarded on a multi-year basis.  
5. Once doctoral students complete their coursework, they register for Doctoral Research and Doctoral Planning and continue to be considered full-time students.   
6. Foreign students may receive tuition scholarships, but not fellowships unless they have a United States Social Security Number.

1.  Please note that tuition and fees are subject to change on a yearly basis and can typically result in an increase. Please refer to the Office of Student Finance (https://www.yu.edu/osf/tuition-fees/graduate) website for the latest tuition and fee information.
2. Scholarships are awarded only for courses completed successfully. A student may withdraw from a course without financial penalty according to the refund policy deadlines on the current academic calendar. But once these deadlines pass, Revel is charged accordingly for the course and the student will be charged accordingly. The student will also be charged for any course in which he or she does not receive a passing grade. A student may withdraw from a course until the “last day to drop a course without a W” indicated on the academic calendar and in accordance with the refund policy deadlines.
3.  A student accepts the obligation to complete all of their Revel courses either by the end of the semester in which the course was taken, or, with the instructor’s permission, no later than the last date to submit work for Incomplete Grades listed on the academic calendar. Any further extension requires the permission of both the instructor and the Dean.
4. Ph.D. fellowships and scholarships are generally awarded on a multi-year basis.
5. Once doctoral students complete their coursework, they register for Doctoral Research and Doctoral Planning and continue to be considered full-time students.
6. Recipients of Ph.D. fellowships may accept outside employment only with permission from the Dean.
7. Upon completion of coursework other than Doctoral Research and Planning, Ph.D. fellowship recipients may be required to fulfill modest academic responsibilities at Yeshiva University, such as serving as a TA (teacher’s assistant) or instructor in a college course.
8. Foreign students may receive tuition scholarships, but not fellowships unless they have a United States Social Security Number.

1. Please note that tuition and fees are subject to change on a yearly basis and can typically result in an increase. Please refer to the Office of Student Finance (link: https://www.yu.edu/osf/tuition-fees/graduate ) website for the latest tuition and fee information. 
2.  Scholarships are awarded only for courses completed successfully. A student may withdraw from a course without financial penalty according to the refund policy deadlines on the current academic calendar. But once these deadlines pass, Revel is charged accordingly for the course and the student will be charged accordingly. The student will also be charged for any course in which he or she does not receive a passing grade. A student may withdraw from a course until the “last day to drop a course without a W” indicated on the academic calendar and in accordance with the refund policy deadlines.
3. A student accepts the obligation to complete all of their Revel courses either by the end of the semester in which the course was taken, or, with the instructor’s permission, no later than the last date to submit work for Incomplete Grades listed on the academic calendar. Any further extension requires the permission of both the instructor and the Dean.