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Named in honor of the Wilf Family of New Jersey, this hub of Jewish education boasts Yeshiva College; Syms School of Business (men's division); Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies;  Katz School of Science and Health Wurzweiler School of Social Work; Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration; Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary; Philip and Sarah Belz School of Jewish Music; and Yeshiva University High School for Boys/Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy. Our Manhattan locations also include the Israel Henry Beren Campus of Stern College for Women and Sy Syms School of Business (women's division), situated in midtown Manhattan and close to the Empire State Building and other New York City landmarks.
Stanton Hall, the main Stern College building, is located at 245 Lexington Avenue (between 34th and 35th Streets). The Brookdale Center houses Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in Greenwich Village, one of the most historic neighborhoods in the city.
YU Bronx
The Jack and Pearl Resnick Campus in the Bronx is home to Albert Einstein College of Medicine (1300 Morris Park Avenue), Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology (1165 Morris Park Avenue) and Katz School of Science and Health (1165 Morris Park Avenue and 1225 Morris Park Avenue). Nearby attractions include the Bronx Zoo and the New York Botanical Garden.
YU Israel
In addition to studying in New York, many of our undergraduate students choose to spend their first year studying in Israel. The S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program is a formal arrangement between YU and more than 45 yeshivot and seminaries in Israel.
The program is headquartered at the dedicated Student Center at YU's Israel Campus in the Bayit Vegan neighborhood of Jerusalem. Students in the program are considered YU undergraduate students and are eligible for all applicable state and federal financial aid programs.
Shuttles
Yeshiva University's shuttle service transports students between Beren and Wilf campuses as well as to authorized drop-off and pick-up locations on each campus. Shuttles also take students to transportation centers such as subway stations, bus terminals and train stations.
Feel free to contact us at 212.960.5221 or transportation@yu.edu with any transportation questions or concerns. What can YSN do for you?
YSN is here to help you in your success at YU by connecting you to advisors, resources, and your instructors online. You can find your connections, ask questions, and make appointments with staff right in the portal!
YSN will send you email reminders and notices for academic and advising concerns as well as upcoming scheduled appointments. You may also receive email notifications that you did something great in class, on campus, or in a specific campus department!
Getting Started
It is easy to get started using YSN. This Getting Started Guide can help you create your profile and customize your notification settings.
These quick and easy steps give you a presence on the platform so you can begin connecting with Your Success Network and the resources on campus. Welcome to Yeshiva Success Network - Getting Started
The Yeshiva Success Network (YSN) is a quick and easy way to find resources, assistance, and academic
support online.
Through this portal you can connect with offices on campus, your instructors, and your
Academic Advisors. Getting started is easy.
You can find the link on InsideTrack, Yeshiva Success Network. It is also
accessible directly here.
Use your Single Sign On information when prompted. From there, you can click
around the site to see your staff connections, important office resources, and schedule appointments on
campus.
Double check that the Time zone selected matches your time zone. This time zone will be used
when including appointment times in emails from Starfish.
4 Next, select the Notifications tab.
5 Here you can set your desired preferences for any appointments you schedule within the portal.
Click the Submit button to save your changes. At YU, we feel a deep sense of pride in our progress toward building a great university with a unique mission and its dedication to a centuries-old commitment to the advancement of human knowledge and ethics.
This progress is exemplified in our alumni community. We watch with keen interest and pleasure the achievements of our graduates.
Your successes testify to the quality of a YU education, elevate the stature of the undergraduate and graduate schools and ensure the University's continuing vibrancy and growth. All of this, in turn, enhances the value and prestige of a YU degree and confirms that our more than 70,000 alumni are among the best in their fields.
This bond between YU and its constituents is a lifelong connection that must be mutually sustained by each so that both can thrive. Your invitation to visit is always open.
You are also invited to join countless others in giving back to your alma mater by volunteering, making a financial contribution or participating in one of the many events offered throughout the year. We hope that you will remain a part of the YU community for years to come!
Alumni Profiles
Email us at alumni@yu.edu if you think you'd make a good feature. A list of recent profiles can be found below:

Immanuel Shalev '08YC: Infusing Everyday Life with Torah
Etan G. '92YC: The Jewish Rapper
Lisa Hawk '93S Establishes a Jewish Library
Shira (Lankin) Sheps '09S Tells the Stories of Jewish Women
Dani Waxsman '99YC, '99BR: Reducing the Trauma of Dementia
Aryeh Katz '08SB: Marketing the Movies
Caroline (Katz) Gold '92S: Champion of Genetic Screening
Ilan Regenbaum '14SB: Guiding Innovation for the Israeli Air Force
Yosef Herzog '02YUHS, '07SB: Making it in the Media
Miriam Merzel Schachter '09S: Contributing to the Health of the Coming Generations
Jeremy Renna '97SB: The Business of Giving Back
Leah Gottfried '14S: Lights!
Camera! And...
Elianna Sable Kaye '08S: Infusing Fitness with Soul
Alumni in Industry
From (Kosher) Soup to Nuts: How YU Alumni Are Revolutionizing the Food Industry 
People of the Book: YU Alumni Who Write, Publish and Sell 
Lights, Camera, Action: Alumni Who Work in the Entertainment Industry Are Stars Behind and In the Scenes 
Small Business, Big Potential: YU Alumni at the Helm of Their Own Companies 
Building the Future: Alumni at the Forefront of Fertility 
Rabbinic Alumni Recount Their Service to the Jewish People 
In the Business of Making Memories

Access to the Wilf Campus buildings and Beren Campus buildings is available to the following people: 

Currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff with valid Yeshiva University ID Cards.
YU Alumni, Spouses of YU Alumni and Spouses of current YU Students with valid YU Alumni ID Card, YU Alumni Spouse ID Card or YU Student Spouse ID Card (as applicable). Access to the Wilf Campus buildings and Beren Campus buildings is available to the following Locations: 

Shenk Shul 
Glueck Beit Midrash  
The Mendel Gottesman Library 
The Lea and Leon Beit Midrash  
The Hedi Steinberg Library 
To obtain an alumni ID please email alumni@yu.edu with your Legal name, Banner ID (or banner ID of spouse), and proof of vaccination.
We thank you for complying with these regulations. The YU Wall Street Group provides opportunities for professionals in finance to learn about current issues in the industry from experts in the field, network with each other, and assist students and young alumni interested in pursuing careers in finance.
The YUWSG consists of over 2,000 experienced business professionals who are Yeshiva University alumni and friends. Members of the YUWSG currently work in top-tier financial service companies; investment and commercial banking, global wealth management, hedge funds, private equity and venture capital, as well as research and sales & trading.
The YU Wall Street Group, now in its fourteenth year, in partnership with the YU Department of Institutional Advancement, hosts programs and lectures covering the most pressing issues in finance today, and has led to mentoring, internship, and job opportunities for current YU students and alumni. Past speakers include:

Bill Ackman, Pershing Square Capital Management
Tom Apple, ITOCHU International Inc.
Daniel Arbess, Perella Weinberg Partners
Jeff Aronson, Centerbridge Partners
Lawrence Askowitz, Bank Street Group
Ariel Beery, MobileODT
Harvey Beker, Millburn Ridgefield Corporation
Stephanie Breslow, Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
Lawrence Burian, Madison Square Garden
Saul Burian, Houlihan Lokey
Dan Ciporin, Canaan Partners
Andrew Conway, Credit Suisse
Leon Cooperman, Omega Advisors, Inc.
Isaac Corre, Eton Park
David Cowan, Bessemer Venture Partners
Michael Eisenberg, Aleph
Kathleen Fisher, AllianceBernstein
Gedaliah Friedenberg, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Gilles Gade, Cross River Bank
Michael Gamson, Freepoint Commodities
Mike Granoff, Maniv Mobility
Alan "Ace" Greenberg, JP Morgan
Matt Greenwood, Two Sigma Investments
Seth Haberman, Visible World
Andrew Herenstein, Monarch Alternative Capital
Ahron Herring, Yeshiva University
Roger Hertog, Hertog Foundation
Lance Hirt, Stonecourt Capital
Sarah Hofstetter, 360i
Sheri Kaiserman, Wedbush
Jason Kanefsky, Havas Media
Henry Kaufman, Henry Kaufman & Company
Lou Kerner, Flight VC
Alan Kestenbaum, Globe Specialty Metals
Henry Kressel, Warburg Pincus
Marc Lasry, Avenue Capital
Thomas H. Lee, Thomas H. Lee Partners
Stuart Levi, Skadden
David Margulies, Finagra
Tracey Massey, Mars Chocolate NA
Seth Masters, AllianceBernstein
Peter May, Trian Partners
Jon Medved, OurCrowd
Michael Mendelson, AQR
Edward Mule, Silver Point Capital
Andrew Neff, Gartner
Tom Nides, Morgan Stanley
Jake Novak, CNBC.com
Leslie Payson, First Data Corporation
Daniel Posner, Golub Capital
Michael Reitblat, Forter
David Sable, Y&R
David Samson, Miami Marlins
Eran Shir, Nexar
Paul Singer, Elliot Management Corporation
Neal Soss, Credit Suisse
Michael Steinhardt, Steinhardt, Fine, Berkowitz & Co.
Steven Tananbaum, Goldentree Asset Management
Bruce Taragin, Blumberg Capital
David Teten, ff Venture Capital
James S. Tisch, Loews Corporation
C. Howard Wietschner, private investor
Mark Wilf, Minnesota Vikings
Aaron Wright, Cardozo School of Law
Ahmed Zayat, Zayat Stables | American Pharoah
Leon Zemel, Sharecare, Inc.
Gregory Zuckerman, Wall Street Journal
Enhance Your YU Experience
Enhance your educational experience by participating in programs at other universities. We offer opportunities for undergraduate and graduate study in the U.S. and several programs in partnerships with Israeli universities.
These opportunities can further your education in your field of choice and enhance your positioning for professional success. Interested students should speak with their Academic Advisor to learn more.
n agreement between Yeshiva University (YU) and Fashion Institute of Technology (F.I.T. ), YU will pay F.I.T., within limits, for coursework taken by Beren Campus students that have been approved as part of a required course of study

YU students may enroll at NYU as non-degree undergraduate students in courses in nutrition and dietetics in their junior or senior year.
Students pay NYU directly for these credits. These courses satisfy some of the prerequisite courses required for many clinical nutrition programs throughout the country including the NYU Master of Science degree program in Nutrition and Dietetics.
Graduate Opportunities at U.S. Universities
YU offers several joint/dual degrees and early assurance programs in partnership with universities across the U.S. Joint/dual degree programs allow undergraduates to begin taking graduate coursework during their undergraduate studies—accelerating their path to a graduate degree.
Early assurance/guaranteed admissions programs allow YU undergraduates the opportunity to apply for admissions to their graduate program of choice ahead of the typical admissions cycle. Shana Bet students are not eligible for any of these joint programs.
Stern College offers a combined program in nursing with New York University’s College of Nursing (NYUCN). In this program students complete a Shaped Major as well as General and adjusted Jewish Studies requirements at Stern College.
Students complete this work during 7 semesters and must earn a minimum of 119 credits. Students are required to maintain a 3.0 GPA both overall and in the prerequisite courses and cannot receive less than a C in any prerequisite course.
Credits remaining to complete the BA degree are counted back from the nursing school. Eligible students may then be admitted to a 15-month accelerated program at NYUCN which begins in January.
Students receive the BA degree after successfully completing one semester at NYUCN. They are awarded the BSN at the successful completion of the nursing school and have the option of continuing on for a master’s degree after first working as an RN for a designated period of time.
Stern College offers a combined program in Occupational Therapy with Columbia University. During the first three years at SCW, students complete college requirements and prerequisites for Columbia’s OT program.
They apply to the 2-year Columbia program during the fall semester of their junior year. Students are awarded the B.A.
from Stern College after the first year at Columbia, and the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy upon completion of the program. Yeshiva University and State University of New York State College of Optometry offer an affiliation program to qualified students through which they can receive an undergraduate degree and a Doctor of Optometry degree in seven years.
Students accepted into this program attend Yeshiva University for three years while they complete college requirements and prerequisites for the College of Optometry. After the first year at SUNY College of Optometry, students receive the B.A.
degree. The O.D.
degree is awarded after completing the four years at SUNY College of Optometry. Yeshiva University offers a combined program in Physical Therapy with the State University of New Jersey (Rutgers).
During the first three years at Yeshiva University, students complete college requirements and prerequisites for the Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Students are awarded the B.A.
after completing the first year at the professional school and the D.P.T. at the completion of the 3-year program.
Yeshiva University offers a combined program in physician assistant studies with Mercy College. During the first three years, students complete college requirements and prerequisites for Mercy College's M.S.
program. After completing 111 credits with a minimum overall GPA of 3.0, and a prerequisite GPA of 3.2 with at least a B in prerequisite courses, qualified students continue at Mercy College.
After the first year at Mercy College, students receive the B.A. degree from Yeshiva University.
The M.S. degree is awarded after completing two years and three months at Mercy.
Yeshiva University and New York College of Podiatric Medicine (NYCPM) offer a combined program in podiatry. During the first three years, students complete college requirements and prerequisites for the NY College of Podiatric Medicine.
After the first year at NYCPM, Yeshiva University awards the B.A. NYCPM awards the D.P.M.
upon completion of the program
Students in their 4th on-campus semester at YU who have a cumulative science GPA of 3.50 or higher, and who have completed first-year English and at least 8 of the following courses are eligible to apply for provisional early acceptance into the Doctor of Dental Medicine program: Calc. I and Stats or Calc.
I and II; Bio. I and II with lab; Physics I and II with lab; General Chem.
I and II with lab or Organic Chem. I and II with lab.
For more information visit the Pre-Health Website. Yeshiva University Honors Programs and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine enthusiastically announce a new partnership that provides a select number of exceptional high school seniors early assurance to an honors undergraduate education and medical school training.
High school senior applicants should have a demonstrable interest in medicine and be certain that medicine is the lifetime career they want to pursue. Successful candidates will be encouraged to explore a wide range of Yeshiva liberal arts and sciences majors in order to acquire a broad-based education that can be applied to the study of modern medical science.
Learn more about the YU/Einstein Early Assurance Medical Admissions Program. Partnerships with Israeli Universities
YU’s partnerships with Israeli Universities enable YU students to pursue Ulpan study or a streamlined pathway to competitive master’s degree.