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Grasp the landscape of property laws recognizing various property types and the rights associated with them participants will be skilled in conducting title searches drafting essential real estate documents and comprehend the tenets of landlord tenant law Understand the intimate domain of family law distinguishing diverse family matters and assisting practices and delve into the world of estate planning discerning its underlying principles and the realm of probate Modules Include Introduction to Paralegal Studies Legal Research and Writing Litigation and Court Procedures Contract Law and Business Organizations Real Estate and Property Law Family Law and Estate Planning Ethics and Professional Responsibility for Paralegals How to Apply Your Certificate Upon successful completion of this certificate participants will be ready to embark in a career in the legal sector as a paralegal
From the nuances of legal research to the complexities of estate planning this course bridges theory with real world application ensuring learners are primed for success in their paralegal careers
The Post Pesach Program is a unique opportunity for returning Shana Bet students to get a taste of everything Yeshiva University has to offer
This certificate is designed for those who seek to gain an understanding of the paralegal domain backed by practical skills ensuring their readiness to contribute significantly to legal teams and clients alike
A wide variety of exceptional classes are available in both Yeshiva College and the Sy Syms School of Business
Engaging presentation of content with no live or scheduled lectures Move through the modules week by week together with fellow learners Within each module work on your own schedule and at your own pace Ongoing interaction with fellow learners Facilitator responds to questions and leads live online group meet ups once per week
Students will have the opportunity to build life long connections with our world class Rabbeim as well
Master the essentials of discovery motion practice trial preparation and the governing rules of evidence Learn to uncover the dynamic realm of business organizations distinguishing between various business structures and their defining attributes
Congratulations on your acceptance to Yeshiva University
In addition law students legal enthusiasts legal assistants and clerks will enhance and enrich their understanding of legal knowledge and the role of paralegals play in the legal structure
Students admitted to an online program of study are not eligible for student immigration sponsorship
The Post Pesach program enables students to get a jump start on their college experience by allowing them to take up to six college credits over six weeks
If your intent is to be a full time student you must enter the U in an immigration status that permits full time study
Taught by exciting and invigorating professors these classes will help students satisfy core requirements for either program
There are some non degree exchange students at YU who come for a short time as a J Exchange Visitor with the DS Certificate of Eligibility for J Exchange Visitor Status
As part of the program small and individualized academic advising sessions will be provided to enable to students to properly register for the following Fall semester
Most international students at YU are in F student status and apply for an I
To be eligible for Yeshiva University immigration sponsorship you need to be accepted to a full time classroom based academic program at Yeshiva University
F dependents may not work in the U and are limited to part time study
If you are not yet admitted please visit the admission for your degree level and college of interest
To be a J student at least half of your funding must come from a source other than personal or family funds OR you must be participating in an official academic exchange program
The majority of full time international students in the U and at YU come in F student status with the I Certificate of Eligibility for Non Immigrant Student Status
J dependents may apply for work permission and may study
Document and visa application information and preparation and arrival tips are outlined below
Admitted F and J students will apply for their immigration document on the YU International Student Portal
If you plan to bring your spouse and or children with you they will need to obtain an F dependent visa
In most cases a seat deposit is required to start this process
Some students primarily Cardozo Law students participating in an official academic exchange program come in J exchange visitor status and apply for a DS
Make sure that you check your YU email regularly for a message that looks like this From DoNotReply oiss yu edu Subject YU International Portal Website Login Information Do not attempt to login into the YU International Student Portal until you'receive the above email invitation
If you plan to bring your spouse and or children with you they will need to obtain a J dependent visa
If you attempt to access the YU International Student Portal before your account is active you will receive an error message
For full instructions on applying for your I please watch our instructional video
Graduate students admitted to the Katz School of Science and Health may contact Hyokyeong Yu Kyeong with I application questions
Fully admitted students will automatically receive an email from the system with a user ID and temporary password
To complete the I or DS application you will need the following A copy of your YU admission letter an electronic version is fine
The auto email will go to your YU email address
A legal partner and children under the age of may accompany you to the US in F dependent status
It takes business days to set up your account
You must be able to pay for your tuition fees health insurance and living expenses each year while at YU
While you are waiting for the invitation email you can start gathering the necessary documents
You can view estimated annual expenses on the YU International Student Portal Home
Please review all instructions first
You should anticipate an annual increase in tuition and fees of each year
A copy of the photo of your passport and for any dependents who plan to accompany you to the US
All documentation must be in English
Financial documents that show that you have at least one year of the estimated expenses associated with your academic program
We do not accept the follow documentation Property mortgages retirement accounts business accounts life insurance policies credit card statements showing available credit and some Certificates of Deposit which have a maturity date beyond your anticipated graduation date
Do not plan to work in the U to earn extra money to supplement your expenses
F Transfer Students students studying in the US in F status need to complete the SEVIS School Transfer In procedure and apply for a new I
The link is on the left
Information about this is in the learning content in the online application
Students may submit different types of financial support including but not limited to YU scholarships parental support and personal loans
Once we receive a complete application we will start working on your I or DS
You will find extensive financial documentation information in the learning content section of your Request for I Application on the YU International Student Portal
Please make sure to check your YU email while you are waiting for your document
We also cannot accept support from other students in F status even if they are working
Please allow at least business days from the time your application is submitted before checking on the status of your application
The transfer in process is automated within the I application on the YU International Student Portal
We will contact you through your YU email address if additional documentation is needed
If you have any questions the easiest way to reach the office is by email to oiss yu edu
Once your immigration document is issued in most cases it must be sent directly to you
We will contact you if we need additional information or documentation
You will be able to print it out and use it to apply for the F visa and when you enter the United States
We are aware of visa processing times and will work as fast as possible to send each student their I or DS
You may also elect to pick it up in person if convenient
Time spent responding to application status inquires takes away from the time we spend working on your documents
Along with your I or DS there will be other information about what to do next
While you are waiting for your immigration document take some time to look at Study in the States the official U Department of Homeland Security website
Once you have received your I or DS the next step is to pay a mandatory U government SEVIS Fee
If you are issued an I a digitally signed PDF will be emailed to your YU email address
Some countries do not permit online payment
If you are issued a DS the OISS must send the original document to you by FedEx
F and J dependents are not required to pay the fee
Please contact the OISS if you wish to have your documents mailed overseas by a service other than FedEx
You do not need to request a paper receipt
Be sure to read all of it as we will be sending you other important information you need to know
A SEVIS fee receipt is required to apply for a student visa and when Canadians cross the U border
The fee is paid online at Form I
Apply for your visa online
Alternative payment options are provided on the SEVIS fee website
The best place to apply is in your home country
If paying online remember to print out the receipt immediately after you pay
Points to Remember When Applying for a Student Visa Your interview will be very fast lasting only a few minutes
about the SEVIS fee
You will be expected to speak English during your interview
You can find instructions on how to pay the I Fee in our F Pre Departure Orientation video
Converse with others in English watch English television and listen to the radio
You can only apply for a visa outside of the U
You may be required to demonstrate non immigrant intent which means that you intend to go home once you are finished with school
You can find instructions on how to apply for your F student visa in our F Pre Departure Orientation video
If your visa is denied ask for the denial reason in writing and contact the OISS for assistance
Politely and concisely answer only the questions asked by the Consular Officer
Transfer students travelling outside of the US between schools may return with YU I as early as they wish
Be ready to talk about why you chose to study at YU
Please contact the OISS immediately if you will not be able to arrive by the date on your form
To prepare consider the compelling or strong economic and family ties that you have to your home country that will draw you back
There are three airports in the New York City area John F Kennedy International Airport JFK LaGuardia Airport Newark Liberty International Airport On Campus Housing Dormitory space is primarily reserved for undergraduate students
In most cases applying again with additional documentation will lead to success
Contact The Benjamin for more information
The only exception is for students who are Transferring to YU from another school in the US
When purchasing bedding the sheet size is twin extra long
All students must arrive by the start date on your I or DS
It is set at Volts and cycles
Make travel arrangements and reserve a place to stay in New York City if necessary
It may be more convenient and less expensive to purchase items such as coffee makers and hairdryers at a U discount store
There is limited graduate student housing in the Benjamin located on East th Street and Lexington Avenue
Contact University Housing for information
College dormitory friendly products can be purchased at many retail stores such as Bed Bath Beyond Target Walmart and Ikea
Graduate students should check directly with their admission office website to see what may be available
Electric power is standardized in all states across the USA
Rentals If you are looking to furnish your apartment
If necessary decide if it makes sense for you bring a converter or purchase compatible appliances upon arrival
Students arriving in January should be sure to have warm clothes coat hat gloves and scarf and boots upon arrival
Undergraduate students are required to live on campus their first year semesters
Limit the amount of cash you bring
Wilf Campus Beren Campus Off campus housing YU does not have an off campus housing office however some schools such as Cardozo Law have accommodations in non YU buildings that you can reserve on your own
Popular banks with many convenient locations are JPMorgan Chase Citibank and TD Bank
Cardozo Law housing resources Katz School of Science and Health Students housing resources if your school does not have resources on their website contact the admission office directly or check here Educational Housing Services EHS Cort Apartment Search Cort Furniture
Drivers Licenses many students find that they do not need to drive in New York City because there is an extensive public transportation system
Live with an American Family Homestay Prepare for the weather New York City has four seasons ranging from very hot in the summer June through September to very cold in the winter December through March
Each state has its own agency the issues driver licenses New York Department of Motor Vehicles New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Immigration documents leave copies of your passport and visa at home with a family member
Banking
You will need your documents when you go through customs
Try to open an account at a bank that has a branch in New York City while still in your home country
a U social security number is a taxpayer identification number
You do not need a social security number to open a U bank account
Read more about U Social Security numbers
If you think that you may wish to drive have your license translated to English or apply for an international driver license before you leave
Everyone living in New York City NYC Brooklyn Bronx Manhattan Queens Staten Island can apply for a free government issued NYC photo identification card
Pack the original in your carry on bag not a suitcase
This is only for NYC residents
Social Security Numbers
Carry them with you on the plane
Only non citizens with permission to work in the U can apply for a social security number
Passport valid for at least six months from your arrival in the U Signed I or DS F or J visa Canadian citizens are exempt
New York City ID
Yeshiva University four campuses in New York City are spread across two boroughs Beren Campus Lexington Avenue Manhattan Brookdale Center Cardozo Law Fifth Avenue Manhattan Resnick Campus Morris Park Avenue and Morris Park Avenue Bronx Wilf Campus West th Street Manhattan Please plan ahead to know how you will travel from the airport to your final destination
Read about the benefits and application process
The airports are all to miles from campus
When you arrive at Customs you must present the items listed below
You should be prepared to take a taxi from the airport to campus fares can range from to
Do not pack them in your luggage
Uber and Lyft are available as well
Copy of your admission letter and financial documents The SEVIS fee receipt Once you clear customs immediately retrieve your I to check that you have been admitted in the proper student or exchange visitor status
General Inquiries oiss yu edu Main Office Number Jennifer Golden Director Office of International Services Yeshiva University Gary Vega Assistant Director Office of International Services Yeshiva University Rukia Rahi International Program Coordinator Yeshiva University Wilf Campus Furst Hall Room A Phone Hyokyeong Yu Kyeong
There are many options for ground transportation including taxis car services shuttle buses subways and trains
SCWSC offers a wide variety of events in order to cater to the diverse interests on campus
It will be difficult to travel with more than three bags and or suitcases so pack light
While the clubs and councils sponsor student run programs SCWSC also strives to unite the Beren Campus and build a community
All airports have a taxi stand outside of the baggage pick up area
SCWSC is the voice of the students creating and developing events and projects for which there is an interest if what you are looking for does not exist create it
Avoid accepting a ride from anyone other than the official taxi dispatcher
The Torah Activities Council also known as TAC works to enhance Jewish life on campus and strengthen the campus community through Shabbat programming events and diverse speakers
International Student Advisor Katz School of Science and Health Yeshiva University Beren Campus Lexington Avenue th Floor Phone The Stern College for Women Student council also known as SCWSC serves the entire student body at the Yeshiva University Beren Campus
The Sy Syms School of Business Student Council facilitates activities and events for Sy Syms students
There are over clubs ranging from the Psychology Club to the Arts Society from the Social Justice Society to the Environmental Society and everything in between
SYMSSC works closely with SCWSC and TAC to plan and co sponsor university wide events SYMSSC sponsors over clubs including the Finance Club Fashion Marketing Club Business Leadership Club Marketing Club Accounting Society and Real Estate Club
There are Shabbatonim weekly each shabbat on campus is sponsored by different clubs
Your comments and your ideas are important so please feel free to get in touch with any of the members of the SYMSSC and share your thoughts
Take advantage of all of the incredible opportunities here and get involved
The Yeshiva Student Union YSU is the presiding body of student government representing every student at Yeshiva University
Through TAC programs we hope to inspire students to think explore and take an active role in the Beren community as well as the Jewish community as a whole
The YSU board members serve as advocates for the entire undergraduate student body
The Sy Syms Student Council plans career related activities networking opportunities as well as events that are simply fun
In addition the YSU board serves the various other boards on campus maintaining open lines of communication and encouraging cooperation within the Student Council
We encourage all students to get involved become active club members and attend as many events as possible
The goal of YSU is to infuse the Yeshiva University experience with enthusiasm and excitement creating a vibrant and fun environment for all students
Together we will build an active council
SOY is determined to fulfill its mission to create a comfortable Jewish environment filled with Torah learning and religious life on campus as well as to serve the greater YU community and support Torah and religiously oriented activities
The YSU board plans and implements school wide events and promotes and enables club activities
SOY goal is to facilitate each student opportunity to maximize his own unique religious experience
In a university with a diverse student body the YSU board aims to serve all groups within Yeshiva University fairly
The Yeshiva College Student Association YCSA represents the students of Yeshiva College
The YSU board along with the Student Council acts as a liaison to the university administration
YCSA coordinates and encourages all student activities within the scope of Yeshiva College providing for the promotion of students interests
Student Organization of Yeshiva also known as SOY focuses on fulfilling the religious needs of Yeshiva University Wilf Campus Students
Furthermore YCSA works closely with the Yeshiva Student Union Student Organization of Yeshiva and Syms School of Business Student Council on the Wilf campus as well as SCWSC on the Beren campus creating planning and implementing university wide events for all students to enjoy
As representatives of a diverse student body whether it the Mechina program the IBC program the SBMP program the MYP program or RIETS it is our goal to create a unified atmosphere of Torah and Jewish identity on campus
We encourage all students to take advantage of the incredible opportunities that Yeshiva College presents and to get involved in the various aspects of student life
At the end of the day the Yeshiva College Sy Syms School of Business Student body can rely on SOY to create the religious educational and experiential opportunities that they hope to experience while attending Yeshiva University
By implementing a wide range of academic and social activities the council seeks to aid in the development of future business leaders as well as to provide students with the opportunity to network and develop professional relationships
It aims to maximize the potential of each student by enhancing their experience at Yeshiva College and the Yeshiva University Community
The council works with administration faculty staff and school committees to ensure that students feel free to express their ideas interests and suggestions
YCSA oversees more than thirty clubs ranging from the Economics Club to the Physics Club from the student publication The Clarion to the Student Holocaust Education Movement
SYMSSC fosters improved student faculty relationships in order to achieve our stated aims
Additionally YCSA provides a voice for the students working closely with the administration in all matters affecting the welfare of the student body
The Student Life Committee SLC serves as a communication bridge between the student body and YU administrative faculty and staff
The Sy Syms School of Business Student Council is dedicated to promoting and representing the interests of the Sy Syms student body
SLC Liaisons voice students concerns and propose innovative ideas to benefit the Wilf Campus in any way shape or form
The Student Council facilitates student involvement through workshops clubs speakers networking opportunities and site visits
The committee currently consists of thirteen students two co chairmen and eleven members
SYMSSC sponsors a variety of clubs designed to promote student participation and enrichment and to encourage all students involvement
Contact us at wilfslc yu edu Committed to giving each and every student on campus a voice The Student Life Committee works hard to make your opinion matter and ensure that the Yeshiva University faculty and administration hear your voices
Please feel free to contact us regarding any suggestions ideas or concerns you may have
Wilf Constitution April Use of Yeshiva University Marks by Student Organizations and Clubs Yeshiva University recognizes that student organizations and clubs enrich student life and provide many opportunities for learning and leadership development
By partnering with YU administration and departments the SLC strives to enhance the quality of life on Yeshiva University Wilf campus
This right to use the YU Marks may be terminated by the University in its sole discretion for any reason at any time and remains subject to the student organization or club remaining in good standing and recognized by the University
They also anticipate future problems on campus and resolve current issues faced by the student body
Changing the color size orientation design or other feature of a trademarked University logo to create a new design also is expressly forbidden
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In addition student organizations and clubs may not include any words symbols or images that might reflect poorly on the University or our faculty staff administrators student body or community
Beren Campus Student Councils Beren Student Constitution Beren Constitution Wilf Campus Student Councils Wilf Student Constitution
If the wording Yeshiva or Yeshiva University is used it must be clear that the organization club is a student organization club
Because they are valued components of our community official student organizations and clubs in good standing and recognized by the University may use the University YESHIVA UNIVERSITY and or shield design marks the YU Marks in order to proudly express their connection to the University