Yeshiva University is eager to help parents meet educational expenses, but expects each family to pay as much as it can reasonably afford and as much as other families in similar circumstances. The University expects a family to draw on both current income and accumulated assets to meet education costs. Filling the gap between the cost of education and a family's financial resources can include a variety of elements. The University will do its best to fill as much of the gap as possible with financial aid. Link back to top Student Expense Budgets Expenses are shown for the nine-month school year.
All figures are approximate, especially transportation costs.
Since laboratory fees vary with program, they are not listed. Fall 1999 semester payment arrangements are due by August 9. Payment arrangements for spring 2000 are due by December 15. New students and students returning from Israel must pay the University registration fee and the student residence registration fee before they can register for the new semester. Continuing students pay a residence registration fee and a residence deposit in the spring to assure continued placement in the residence halls for the next school year.