Undergraduate Financial Aid & Tuition

Tuition and fees are subject to change

Sessions Start and End Date

• Summer Session 1:  5/28/24 ‐ 7/3/24
• Summer Session 2:  7/8/24 ‐ 8/8/24
• Full Session:  5/28/24 ‐ 8/8/24

Cost

• Tuition – Per Credit (lab fees apply):  $599
• Registration Fee:  $100
• University Fee:  $110
• Internship Fee:   $250

Special Courses and Lab Fees: 

For more information visit https://www.yu.edu/summer

For academic calendar go to Summer Calendar

Payment is due May 15, 2024

Pay online by credit card or electronic check at https://insidetrack.yu.edu
Financial aid is not available for summer courses.

Refund Schedule

Once you register for classes, you assume a financial responsibility. If you choose not to attend, you must drop your courses before the first day of class. Failure to do so automatically entails a financial obligation on your part.

Tuition and fees are set on an annual basis and are subject to change

Full-Time Students

Part-Time Students

Lab Fees: *Fees are subject to change 

• Biology Labs: $150
• Chemistry Labs: $100
• Physics Labs: $50

For more information about the program, go to https://www.yu.edu/katz/nursing-bsn-accelerated

Tuition and fees are set on an annual basis and are subject to change

Health Insurance Fee per semester for the 2024-2025 academic year
(August 15, 2024 - August 14, 2025): $2,755

Health Insurance Fee for the Spring 2025 semester
(January 10, 2025 - August 14, 2025): TBU

Yeshiva University requires that all undergraduate students enrolled for 6 credits or greater have health insurance. If you are a US Citizen, you may be enrolled in a family or employer plan. If your plan has a network of providers in New York City, you can apply for a waiver. You will get an email sent to your student email account with instructions on how to access the waiver/enrollment form.

For domestic students who are not currently insured through family or employer plans and for international students, Yeshiva University has partnered with University Health Plans to provide health insurance that meets ACA and Visa Requirements. Note all plans must be Affordable Care Act (ACA) compliant.

To apply for a waiver or to enroll:

1. Go to www.universityhealthplans.com/yeshiva.
2. On the left, go to the Waiver or Student & Dependent Enrollment Form
3. Enter your student ID and birthdate
4. Follow the instructions to complete the form. If waiving the insurance, have your current health insurance ID card ready as you will need this information in order to complete the waiver form.

If you are unable to login, please contact yuship@yu.edu.

Undergraduate Men Residence Hall Fees (subject to change)

Go here for more information about undergraduate men's housing

Undergraduate Women Residence Hall Fees (subject to change)

Go here for more information about undergraduate women's housing

Meal plans allow students to use their dining card in the various on-campus cafeterias.
Students in need of additional money for food may add funds at any time.

Last day to make changes to Fall Resident Meal Plans is Friday, September 6, 2024.

Go here for more information about the YU Meal Plan

• Resident Plan - High: $2,525 per semester
  The total cost of this plan is $2,525 for the semester, $2,085 will be allotted for food on campus and $440 will be applied to “FLEX Dollars” which may be used on campus or at participating local vendors. These funds are tax free and expire at the end of the spring semester. This plan is for students who live on campus, stay for most weekends and spend approximately $170 per week (including FLEX Dollars).
• Resident Plan - Standard: $2,250 per semester
  The total cost of the plan is $2,250 for the semester, $1,920 will be allotted for food on campus and $330 will be applied to “FLEX Dollars” which may be used on campus or at participating local vendors. These funds are tax free and expire at the end of the spring semester. This plan is for students who live on campus, stay only a few weekends and spend approximately $150 per week (including FLEX Dollars).
• Resident Plan - Low: $1,925 per semester
  The total cost of the plan is $1,925 for the semester, $1,720 will be allotted for food on campus and $205 will be applied to “FLEX Dollars” which may be used on campus or at participating local vendors. These funds are tax free and expire at the end of the spring semester. This plan is for students who live on campus, rarely stay for weekends and spend approximately $130 per week (including FLEX Dollars).
• Non Resident Plan: $600 per semester (Required for full-time non-dorming undergraduates)
  The total cost of the plan is $600 for the semester. The funds may used on campus and at participating local vendors. These funds are tax free and expire at the end of the spring semester.

The process for applying for financial aid for the 2024-2025 academic year is underway. To be considered for financial aid each student must complete a financial aid application.

• For U.S. citizens and Eligible Non-Citizens, please submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid FAFSA

The priority deadline for all undergraduate financial aid applications is February 1 for incoming students and April 15 for continuing students.

NY State Residents:
If you are a New York State resident who has filed a FAFSA, but has not completed a TAP application, please do so ASAP.

Verification is the process whereby the Office of Student Aid verifies the information on your FAFSA matches the data reported on your tax returns. The U.S. Department of Education selects FAFSA's for this process and at times the University selects files.

Visit https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

Have questions about FAFSA verification? Go to our FAQ page to learn more.

International students are eligible for financial assistance from Yeshiva University, which may include a grant, a student loan or both. Continuing International students interested in applying for assistance should complete and submit the International Student Financial Aid Application as soon as possible. First-year students will receive an email after they have been granted admission to Yeshiva University to complete their Financial Aid Application via apply.yu.edu. Students who are not citizens, nationals, permanent residents or eligible non-citizens of the United States* are considered international students, and as such, are not eligible for federal student aid. Therefore, if entitled, foreign students may be awarded a YU Loan of up to $8,000 for the year in addition to any grants that they will be receiving.

Canadian students may also be eligible to receive financial assistance for study at Yeshiva University through the Canada Student Loans Program. For more information on the program, including eligibility requirements, please visit the program's website.

Additional information on non-university funded financial assistance, including private scholarships and international student loans, is available through International Education Financial Aid.

*Eligible non-citizens include refugees, those granted asylum, and temporary residents as defined by the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) of 1986.

Your financial aid award letter may suggest various types of loan options. Eligibility for these loans may be based on the following criteria: results of the FAFSA, anticipated enrollment status (a minimum of 6 credits or full-time status is required each semester), expected housing status, and for campus-administered loans, the availability of funds.

Stafford Loan

To accept the Stafford Loan, please click here.

ALL borrowers, please read through all of the Stafford loan information below. Under the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program (Direct Loan), the funds for your loan come directly from the federal government.

Basic Loan Information:

Federal Stafford Loans do not require a credit check and include benefits such as a fixed interest rate, six month grace period, and deferment options to help you succeed in repayment. The amount you can borrow depends on your year in school (academic level); please see "Annual Loan Limits" below.

There are two types of Stafford loan:

• Subsidized: the federal government pays the interest on your loan while you are in school, during the grace period, and during deferments. Eligibility for a subsidized Stafford loan is based on financial "need," which is determined based on the results of your FAFSA.
• Unsubsidized: interest starts accruing once the loan is disbursed, and you are responsible for the interest on the portion of the loan while in school, during periods of grace and deferment, as well as repayment.

Please refer to your most current financial aid award letter for your offered Stafford loan amount(s).

Annual Loan Limits:

Dependent Students
1st year - $5,500 (up to $3,500 subsidized)
2nd year - $6,500 (up to $4,500 subsidized)
3rd year and beyond - $7,500 (up to $5,500 subsidized)

Independent Students
1st year - $9,500 (Up to $3,500 subsidized)
2nd year - $10,500 (Up to $4,500 subsidized)
3rd year and beyond - $12,500 (Up to $5,500 subsidized)

Please note: If you are a dependent student whose parents are unable to obtain a PLUS loan, you may also qualify for these higher loan limits.

Interest Rate: 6.53%

Fee: There will be a fee of up to 1.057% from the amount borrowed for Stafford Loans. 
 

YU Loans

Eligibility for institutional YU Loan is based on financial need, academic standing, and availability of funds. Students who meet the criteria for a YU loan will see the award available on their award letter. Both domestic and international students can receive the YU loan. Students can accept the award in Insidetrack. To finalize the loan process students must complete the electronic promissory note and entrance counseling on Heartland ECSI's website.

Terms:

• Interest free while the student is in school and during the 9-month grace period following graduation
• Interest Rate: Fixed at 5%
• Interest will start accruing once the student enters active repayment (approximately 9 months following graduation)
• Repayment may be up to 10 years

Please Note: The YU Loan is an institutional loan, provided to eligible students by Yeshiva University. This loan is not a federal loan, and therefore would not be eligible for any federal loan repayment programs or federal forgiveness programs. This loan cannot be consolidated with federal loans or with other types of private loans.

To accept the YU loan, please complete the following steps:

STEP 1:

• Log into your Inside Track account: https://insidetrack.oci.yu.edu/
• On the left-hand side of the page, click on "Student Self-Service"
• A new browser will open, taking you to the Student Services Dashboard
• Under Financial Aid, click on the "Financial Aid" link.
• On the top of the page, click on Award Offer
• On the top of the page, select "Financial Aid 2024-2025"
• Scroll down to the "Loans" section
• Under "Type", you should see your YU Loan.
• To the right, under "Take Action", select "Accept"
• Click "Submit"

STEP 2:

After completing STEP 1, you will receive an email from Heartland ECSI (Yeshiva University's loan servicer) within approximately one week, which will direct you to complete your electronic promissory note and entrance counseling on Heartland ECSI's website. Please be sure to complete ALL of the required steps as directed by Heartland ECSI.

Parent Loan (PLUS)

To apply for the PLUS loan please click here.

All PLUS borrowers, please read through all of the PLUS loan information below. Under the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program (Direct Loan), the funds for your loan come directly from the federal government.

Basic PLUS Loan Information:

To help meet the costs related to funding your education, your parent(s) may consider applying for a Federal PLUS loan. The PLUS loan offers a fixed interest rate and allows parents to borrow up to the cost of attendance less any other financial aid.

Parents have a choice to defer payments on a PLUS loan until 6 months after the date the student ceases to be enrolled at least half-time! If you would like to opt for the deferment, you will need to notify your chosen PLUS lender! If you do not notify your lender, you will enter repayment 60 days after the final disbursement.

A FAFSA must be filed and evaluated before a parent can apply for a PLUS loan!

Credit Requirements:

Unlike the Federal Stafford loan, the Federal PLUS loan requires a credit check. To be eligible to borrow the PLUS loan, your parent's credit report cannot reflect any of the following:

• Currently 90 days or more delinquent on repayment of any debt, not including mortgage payments or medical bills.
• Currently no more than 180 days delinquent on a mortgage payment on their primary residence or medical bills.
• Debt discharged in bankruptcy during the past five years
• Evidence of a default, foreclosure, tax lien, repossession, wage garnishment, or write-off of a Title IV debt during the past five years.

If your parent(s) do not qualify for this loan based on the credit criteria outlined above, they may still receive the loan with an endorser, who will be subject to the same credit criteria.

Interest Rate: 9.08%

Fee: A 4.228% fee is deducted from the amount borrowed.

Example: A $10,000 Parent PLUS loan will net $9,577. Please keep this fee in mind while calculating the actual net amount needed.

Learn about our academic scholarships.

Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
If you are a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen, you need to file a FAFSA. Please make sure to file prior to the deadline stipulated.

Electronic Signature (FSA ID)
Both parents and student need a FSA ID to submit their FAFSA online. Please apply here for the FSA ID and keep it in a safe place as you will use this same FSA ID number every time you fill out the FAFSA.

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FinAid: The Financial Aid Information Page
Comprehensive site dedicated to providing objective guidance on financial aid to students and parents.

Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC)
The NYS grants, loans, savings and guidance website. Check the status of your award: request duplicate forms, receive TAP instructions, TAP award estimator, college and address changes.

Department of Education Website
Students can access the government system for their loan and Pell information.

New York State College Savings Program
This website is designed to link you to the New York State savings program and provide information about the association serving the state college savings plans.

The S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program enables students to study in Israel while officially remaining a YU student. There are many benefits to being on this program, including access to federal and New York State financial aid programs and flexible monthly payment plans.

What Is the Cost?

Each institution in the S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program establishes its own tuition and fees. Yeshiva University collects that amount on behalf of the institution. Yeshiva University begins sending invoices to students in June each year. The institution in Israel will collect a deposit directly along with other miscellaneous fees such as those for medical insurance and tourism. These fees will not be reflected on the Yeshiva University invoice. The Israel institution will detail the total tuition and fees students are expected to pay.

In addition to the tuition charged by the Israel institution, Yeshiva University will charge a $1,500 Israel program participation fee for the 2023-2024 academic year. A non-refundable deposit of $550 is due at the time of enrollment.  The remaining $950 will be billed with the first tuition statement. Upon return to campus in NY, students will receive a rebate of $1,000 towards their first full-time fall or spring semester. Upon completion of their studies in Israel, students will pay a non-refundable enrollment deposit of $500.

(Students who plan to attend an Israel school that is not affiliated with Yeshiva University’s S. Daniel Abraham Israel program or not to enroll in the YU Israel program, please choose the option to defer admission when enrolling. Students selecting the deferment option will pay an enrollment deposit of $550. Upon completion of their studies in Israel, students will pay a non-refundable enrollment deposit of $500).

For more details on the upcoming 2024-2025 Joint Israel Program Cost please visit S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program | Yeshiva University (yu.edu)

Tuition Payment Summary

To the Israeli institution

• The Israeli institution's initial deposit
• Other fees as determined by the Israel institution (if any). Please consult the Israel institution.

To Yeshiva University

• The Israeli institution's tuition
• Yeshiva University's Program Participation Fee of $1,500

What Aid Is Available?

Students who participate in the S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program may receive federal and state aid if they are eligible. They apply in the same manner as do students on campus in New York City at https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa. Students should apply for financial aid for the S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program after January 1st of the year the student will attend the Israel Program. New York State residents will receive a TAP (Tuition Assistance Program) application as a result of filing the FAFSA.

Yeshiva University institutional aid is not available for study in Israel. However, all Federal and State aid is available including Pell, Work-study and Stafford Loans as well as New York State Tuition Assistance (TAP) Grant (if eligible). It is important to apply early so the money is available for your attendance on the Israel Program. Once the processed FAFSA is received by the Office of Student Aid, a Financial Aid Award Letter will be sent to you, which will outline the Financial Aid available.

MASA application is not available through Yeshiva University. Student should consult with Israel institution.

Withdrawal Procedure and Refund Policy

Students must present withdrawals in writing to both the Israel institution and the YU office in Israel or New York. Once a student's payment has been processed by YU's Israel Program and paid to the Israel institution, the student must address all issues involving refunds directly to the Israel institution. Students should contact Israel institution for withdrawal and refund policy.

If a student changes schools in Israel after the bill has been paid, the student must arrange for the first institution to transfer all payments to the second institution.

A student that transfers between schools after the requisite dates in the academic calendar, that is – will not complete 13 contiguous weeks including completion of all academic requirements at the end of the semester, will not receive a transcript or Israel credit for that semester. 

A student who expresses interest in withdrawing from a school – any time after the first week of a semester - should be instructed by their administrators to speak directly with the YU/SDAIP office in order to receive comprehensive information with which to make that decision. Administrators are  also requested to speak with the SDAIP office to explain the circumstances and determine whether a transferring student will be eligible for credit or not. This should be done BEFORE the student switches schools or is given potentially incorrect information.

More Information

For more information about admission to YU or the Joint Israel Program, please contact the Office of Admissions at (646) 592-4440 or yuadmit@yu.edu.

For more information on the financial aid eligibility of the Israel program, please call the Office of Student Aid at (646) 592-6250.

To make payment arrangements for the Israel Program, please call the Office of Student Accounts at (646) 592-6260.

Federal law requires that the Office of Student Finance (OSF) obtain a student’s voluntary consent to participate in electronic transactions for all financial information provided or made available to student loan borrowers, and for all notices and authorizations to Federal Student Aid recipients required under 34 CFR 668.165.

This consent will allow OSF to electronically communicate important financial aid information directly to you, which may include notices, disclosures, award letters, and directions to secure websites. Upon request, students are entitled to a paper copy of any of the information electronically communicated by OSF. To request a paper copy, or if you have any questions, please contact OSF.  If you do not complete the form below we will assume you voluntarily consent to receive the electronic communications listed above.  

Please click HERE to complete Yeshiva University’s 2023-2024 electronic consent form.

The office of financial aid at Yeshiva University recognizes that the formula used to calculate aid eligibility may not accurately reflect current special circumstances for individual students and/or their families. Federal regulations give a financial aid administrator discretion on a case-by-case basis and with adequate documentation to adjust the data elements on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form that impact aid eligibility. Students who have extenuating circumstances that affect the data reported on their FAFSA and can provide supporting documentation may request a re-evaluation of their financial aid eligibility based on one of the following reviews:

A Professional Judgment review may result in an adjustment to the Student Aid Index or SAI, These adjustments can help to more accurately assess your financial need and may increase your eligibility for federal need-based financial aid. Need-based federal financial aid includes Pell Grant, Subsidized Loan, and Federal Work Study.

Examples of Extenuating Circumstances that may warrant Professional Judgment consideration:

•  Loss of employment
•  Loss or significant change in income
•  Change in marital status after filing a FAFSA
•  Death of a parent or student’s spouse after filing a FAFSA
•  Unusually high medical expenses (not covered by insurance, exceeding 11% of adjusted gross income)
•  Tuition payments made for younger siblings attending private elementary and/or high schools.

Private School Tuition Form

Income Adjustment Form 

The Federal Work-Study program at YU provides part-time employment opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay for their education. The Federal Work-Study Program encourages community service work and work related to the student's course of study.

• Financial Need: Demonstrated financial need as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Please visit studentaid.gov to complete the FAFSA application (school code 002903).
• Enrollment: Must be enrolled as an undergraduate, graduate, or professional student at a participating institution. Students on YU Isreal or students returning to Israel for Shana Bet may not be eligible. Please email workstudy@yu.edu for questions about enrollment eligibility.  
• Citizenship: Must be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen.
• Satisfactory Academic Progress: Must maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined by the institution. 

1. Complete the FAFSA: Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine your financial need.  
2. Check Eligibility: Once your FAFSA is processed, your school’s financial aid office will determine your eligibility for the program.
3. Receive Award Notification: If you are eligible, you will receive a financial aid notification that includes the Federal Work-Study offer.
4. Search for Jobs: Visit your school’s career services or financial aid office to find available work-study positions. https://yu-csm.symplicity.com/students/
5. Apply for Positions: Submit applications for the positions that interest you. Be prepared to provide a resume and possibly attend an interview. Questions pertaining to the interview and onboarding can be directed to Studentrecruitment@yu.edu .  
6. Accept a Job Offer: Once you are offered a position, you will need to formally accept it and complete any necessary paperwork 

1. Complete the FAFSA: Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine your financial need. 
2. Check Eligibility: Once your FAFSA is processed, your school’s financial aid office will determine your eligibility for the program. Please email workstudy@yu.edu if you have questions pertaining to eligibility.
3. Jobs at Nonprofit Organizations: We partner with many organizations throughout the US. Please complete the Summer Eligibility form to apply for Summer Work-Study https://forms.office.com/r/80wuQFVGCm
4. Complete Timesheets: Once employed you will be required to submit timesheets to your supervisor. 

How many hours can I work per week? The number of hours you can work is determined by your financial need. Students generally work up to 15 hours per week. 

How much will I be paid? You will be paid at least the federal minimum wage, but the exact amount can vary depending on the job.

Can I use work-study earnings to pay for non-educational expenses? Yes, you can use your work-study earnings for any expenses, including non-educational ones. However, it is intended to help cover educational costs.

Do I have to pay taxes on my work-study earnings? Yes, work-study earnings are subject to federal and state income taxes. However, they are excluded from your FAFSA calculation for the next year. 

There are several payment options available to facilitate the payment of tuition and fees. Students may make payment in full by credit card, check, electronic checks (ACH payments), or bank wire payments. All payments and payment plan budgets need to be completed and submitted by the payment due date preceding each semester.

Online Payments (Credit Card, Echeck, Bank Wire Transfer)

In addition to electronic check, students may now pay by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or Apple Pay and bank wire transfer). Card users are charged a non-refundable convenience fee of 2.95% of the payment amount for each credit card transaction toward student account charges. For international transactions, the credit card fee rate is 4.25%.

1. Go to https://insidetrack.oci.yu.edu/

2. Log in with your school email address and your YUAD Active Directory password

3. On the left-hand side of the page, click on Student Self-Service

4. Under “Student Accounts”, click on “Payment Portal”

5. A new browser will open, taking you to your TouchNet payment page. You should be automatically logged in to your TouchNet payment page

6. Click on "Make Payment"

7. Select "Current account balance" or "Amount due", review the pre-loaded payment $ amount or enter in a new $ payment amount in the appropriate box, and then click "Continue"

8. Review the $ payment amount and select your payment method (credit card, electronic check, or bank wire).

9. Proceed with entering in your payment details, follow all of the prompts, double check that ALL of the payment information is correct, and submit your payment.

If you experience any difficulty in making a payment through this process, please contact the Office of Student Accounts at accounts@yu.edu

Students should also use https://insidetrack.yu.edu to set up their Direct Deposit profile.

Check Payments

Mail to:
Yeshiva University
Office of Student Finance
Tuition and Fees
P.O. Box 9478
New York, NY 10087-9478

Important reminders:

• Do not mail post-dated checks
• Please make sure the name and/or YUID number of the student appears on the check
• YU does not accept foreign checks drawn on foreign banks for payment

Monthly Payment Plan

YU offers per semester monthly payment plan to make budgeting convenient for your education. You may budget up to the total cost of YU minus any financial aid. An enrollment fee of $45 per semester is collected with the first payment. The fall semester first payment is due July 25. The spring semester first payment is due December 25.

To enroll:

1. Go to https://insidetrack.oci.yu.edu/
2.  Log in with your school email address and your YUAD Active Directory password
3. On the left-hand side of the page, click on Student Self-Service
4. Under “Student Accounts”, click on “Payment Portal”
5. A new browser will open, taking you to your TouchNet page. You should be automatically logged in to your TouchNet page
   • PLEASE NOTE - if you are not automatically logged into your TouchNet page, and another login screen requires your YU ID and PIN, please enter in these credentials and submit. If you do not know PIN, please click on the Reset PIN button to retrieve your PIN. 
6. Once you are logged into your TouchNet page, click on "Payment Plans" on the top of the page, and the proceed with enrolling in the monthly payment plan for the semester.

Third Party Payments

The YU Third Party Payment Authorization Agreement Form can be downloaded and printed here. This form then should be filled out and submitted to the Office of Student Accounts by the semester Due Date along with the $40 participation fee.

International Payments

International Money Orders drawn from a U.S. bank are accepted payments.

Hebrew Free Loan Society

To help provide a financial bridge through these challenging times, the Hebrew Free Loan Society has established an interest-free Coronavirus Financial Impact Loan program. Learn more about the interest-free loan program here.

Authorized Users click here to log on: Authorized User login

Parents, guardians, or employers who need access to the system can set up their own account. In order to set up account access, your student must first log in via Inside Track at https://insidetrack.yu.edu and authorize you as a user (instructions below). After you have been added as an authorized user, you can log in at anytime.

Steps to log on and add an Authorized User:

1. Go to https://insidetrack.yu.edu
2. Log in with your username and password (this is your YUAD username, not your student ID)
3. On the top header, hover over/click on “Students”
4. Click the “MAKE A PAYMENT” button (you will do this in 2 screens before you are directed to the 3rd party vendor)
   Note: If you see another login screen asking for an ID and Pin number, enter your Student ID and Pin. If you don’t know your Pin, click on the Reset Pin link and follow the instructions on that page. If you need help, contact the helpdesk by emailing helpdesk@yu.edu or calling 1.800.337.2975.
5. In the new browser screen click on “Authorized Users” under “My Profile Setup”
6. Follow the onscreen instructions

If you experience any difficulty in making a payment through this process, please contact the Office of Student Accounts at accounts@yu.edu

Go to 1098T FAQ

Outlined below is the University’s withdrawal and refund schedule. Students who drop a course that results in a change in tuition will receive a refund for the drop course(s) as follows:

A week is defined as a 7-day cycle starting on the first official day of the semester.

The Office of Student Accounts will invoice students who add a course that results in a change of tuition.

If an undergraduate student drops below full time during the first three weeks of the semester, all university financial aid will be canceled.

Federal government guidelines require the prorated return of Title IV funds through the first 60 percent period of the semester. All federal and state financial aid will be returned in accordance with federal and state guidelines. Students should always meet with the Office of Student Finance before withdrawing.

Student Refund Direct Deposit Instructions

To avoid waiting for a Student Refund check, set up Direct Deposit.

To enroll in direct deposit, please complete the following steps:

1. Go to https://insidetrack.oci.yu.edu/
2. Log in with your school email address and your YUAD Active Directory password
3. On the left-hand side of the page, click on Student Self-Service
4. Under “Student Accounts”, click on “Payment Portal”
5. A new browser will open, taking you to your TouchNet page. You should be automatically logged in to your TouchNet page.
   • PLEASE NOTE - if you are not automatically logged into your TouchNet page, and another login screen requires your YU ID and PIN, please enter in these credentials and submit. If you do not know PIN, please click on the Reset PIN button to retrieve your PIN. 
6. Once you log in to TouchNet, click on the "Refunds" tab on the top of the screen
7. Within the eRefunds page, under "Refund Methods", click on "Enroll in Two-Step Verification"
8. Once you are enrolled in the Two-Step Verification, click on the "Refunds" tab again on the top of the screen 
9. Click on the "Set up Account" tab
10. Submit all of the required information within the "Set Up Refund Account" page

Please note the following:

• You only need to enroll once. You do not need to re‐enroll each semester or year.
• If any of your banking information should change, you will need to update your profile.
• The paper refund check process will continue for students who do not enroll in direct deposit.

Leave of Absence

Students who wish to leave the university temporarily should contact the Office of the Registrar for a leave of absence application.

Consequences of Being in Arrears

Students will not be allowed to register for the coming semester unless all balances have been satisfied. In addition, a student is expected to pay for the next semester before entering the residence hall or starting classes. Students who owe money to the university or who are in arrears in repaying student loans will not receive a diploma or transcripts from the university. Should it become necessary to refer an account to a third party due to nonpayment, the student will be responsible for any collection costs, attorney fees, and suit fees.

Yeshiva University is committed to making undergraduate studies affordable. Student Accounts advisors are always available to discuss any matter with students and family members. Call 646-592-6260 and a member of the Student Accounts staff will be glad to be of assistance.

Verification is the process whereby the Office of Student Aid verifies the information on your FAFSA matches the data reported on your tax returns. The U.S. Department of Education selects FAFSA's for this process and at times the University selects files.

Have questions about FAFSA verification? Go to our FAQ page to learn more.

View Office of Student Finance forms

Visit the New York State Financial Aid information site

In order to maintain satisfactory academic progress as a full-time or half time student at Yeshiva University you must maintain an overall and semester grade point average (GPA) of a minimum  2.0. Undergraduate Course Catalog