The Office of Overseas Students Admissions does its utmost to urge the departments to reach a decision and informs candidates about all developments. These are the minimum requirements, but many departments are highly selective and require a higher average. Admission to a Master's degree program is on an individual basis, and the decision is reached after a faculty review of the candidate's academic achievements. Candidates to Master's programs must meet the Hebrew University language proficiency requirements in Hebrew and in English . To receive more information on MA programs taught in English Entrance examinations such as the GMAT and GRE can be taken through the American Cultural Center, the US-Israel Education Foundation or a local US Embassy or Consulate.
Some departments have additional admission requirements, as listed below.
Students who did not major in Business or a related subject on the undergraduate level may be required to take supplementary courses within the framework of their MBA studies. Applications to M.A. programs in Psychology and Educational Psychology must be submitted by February 28, 1999. Both the Psychology and General sections of the GRE are required. All documents, including GRE scores, must reach the Office of Overseas Students Admissions by the end of April. Only complete files are reviewed by the committee.