Admission to the Master of Arts in Judaic Studies Program

This program is open to students with a Bachelor’s degree from the College and students holding a baccalaureate with a major in Jewish Studies from another college who have demonstrated competence in Hebrew language.  Applicants must demonstrate an ability to study Judaica on the graduate level.  Students with a B.A. in fields other than Judaic Studies are also encouraged to apply; upon review of their credentials, the faculty may recommend that preparatory studies up to a maximum of 18 credits in Judaic and Hebrew studies be completed prior to formal acceptance into the Master’s program or as co-requisites. Candidates with a GPA under 2.5 may be admitted conditionally.

All candidates must complete an application for admission and submit transcripts of previous study, two letters of recommendation, an essay and a non-refundable fee of $50.  A personal interview will be conducted.  The Provost admits students to the program.

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