College Courses for High School Students
Types of Admission
University Resources
ADMISSIONS
Yeshiva University is
committed to a policy of equal opportunity and nondiscrimination in
admissions and all other facets of its educational programs and
activities. Address inquiries concerning the nondiscrimination policies
to the Affirmative Action Administrator, Yeshiva University, Jack and
Pearl Resnick Campus, 1300 Morris Park Avenue, Bronx, New York
10462-1602; 718 430-3272.
Types of
Admission
Each admitted student is classified under one of the following
categories. Not all schools admit under all categories.
Regular Students: students admitted with permission to work
toward degrees or diplomas. A regular student admitted with a condition
must resolve it within the time limit set by the
Office of Admissions to
maintain regular student status.
Provisional Students: students admitted without meeting the full
requirements for Regular status. While classified as provisional,
students take a limited program of 12 to 13.5 credits and must consult
with the dean each semester before registration to review their progress
and receive approval of their proposed programs. Provisional students
who demonstrate satisfactory performance after two semesters of
full-time attendance may petition the dean to be reclassified as
regular.
Transient Students: students who enroll only for certain courses
to meet their particular needs at other institutions without pursuing a
regular program leading to a degree or diploma at Yeshiva University.
Applicants may be admitted as transient students with the permission of
their home institution and the specific approval of the school of
Yeshiva University to which they have applied. Opportunities for such
study are limited. Normally, students in this category may enroll for
not more than nine credits.
Visiting Students: students who register for a limited number of
courses in a school of Yeshiva University while enrolled with regular or
provisional status in another YU school. Students must have the
permission of both schools to register as visiting.
All students, regardless of their status, must meet all standards and
comply with all regulations and requirements.
College
Courses
for High School Students
Yeshiva University High School seniors with good records may take
individual undergraduate courses for college credit at Yeshiva College
or Sy Syms School of Business. These courses do not count toward
undergraduate residency requirements. For information on availability of
courses, contact the
Office of the Registrar.
University
Resources
Undergraduate students have many opportunities to benefit from Yeshiva
University’s graduate and professional schools. These include academic
programs such as funded summer internships at the
Albert
Einstein College of Medicine and joint degree programs with the
Wurzweiler School of Social Work
and the Cardozo
School of Law.