Tuition and Fees*


Hebrew College strives to ensure that no qualified student is prevented from enrolling for financial reasons. Several means of financial aid are available, including tuition discounts for Jewish educators and Jewish communal workers. The College also helps students identify additional funding sources, such as community scholarships and federal loan programs. Hebrew College seeks outstanding students through the competitive, merit-based Hebrew College Fellows Program.

ANNUAL COST OF ATTENDING HEBREW COLLEGE*
ACADEMIC YEAR 2007–2008

Graduate Programs**
Average full-time tuition and fees six classes, 18 credits/year	$15,770
Average part-time tuition and fees four classes, 12 credits/year	$10,580
Rabbinic School Tuition and Fees	$20,100
Cantor-Educator Program	5-Year Program: $20,100 7-Year Program: $13,510
Mekorot Program**	$20,100
Undergraduate Programs**
Average full-time tuition and fees eight classes, 24 credits/year	$20,100
Average part-time tuition and fees four classes, 12 credits/year	$10,580
Miscellaneous Costs
Housing (estimate for 9 months' rental)	$16,517
Books and related items	$1000
Graduate Student Health Insurance	$944
Undergraduate Student Health Insurance	$944

*The schedule of fees and tuition, methods of payment and refund policies are subject to change as required without advance notice.
** Tuition is based on $865 per credit.