The specific course structure, however, while aiming for equivalence, differs in details at each of the learning centers. For details, consult the Rabbinic Program under each of the schools. Please see the summary of the curriculum recommended by the Task Force . The deans and faculty of each learning center are implementing the new curriculum, subject to adjustments for local resources and needs. It is anticipated that the new curriculum will be phased in over the next few years.
All fees are subject to change.
Financial Assistance Financial aid is awarded, in the form of scholarship assistance, in cases of demonstrated need. Rules and regulations regarding the eligibility for financial aid are published annually and are available upon request. Religious Services Regular religious services, conducted by students or faculty, are held in the synagogues of each of the schools. There are also opportunities for students to serve as rabbinic interns and as part-time chaplains in hospitals, homes for the aged, Jewish religious schools, and other communal institutions. These programs are being intensified in accordance with the recommendations of the Task Force on Rabbinic Curriculum.