Admissions & Financial Aid: Become an Educational Leader
Admissions Requirements
Master of Jewish Education (MJEd)
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
- Completed application and $60 application fee
- Official transcripts of all previous undergraduate and graduate study
- Three letters of recommendation [PDF]
- Two reflective essays
- Interview
Master of Arts in Jewish Studies (on campus through Rabbinical School)
- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
- Completed application and $60 application fee
- Official transcripts of all previous undergraduate and graduate study
- Two letters of recommendation (electronic or PDF)
- Two essays
- Hebrew proficiency test
- Interview
Fellowships, Scholarships, and Other Aid
Midcareer Fellowships
Midcareer Fellowships are available for some MJEd and MAJS students. Fellows receive a one-third merit fellowship, and may be eligible to receive additional need-based aid from Hebrew College. Fellowship eligibility includes:
- Completion of a Bachelor’s degree at least five years prior to beginning study at Hebrew College.
- Prior work for at least three years as a professional serving the Jewish community, and continued work in such a position for the duration of the fellowship.
- Availability to enroll for at least 12 credits per year.
- Working 15 hrs./week as a professional in the Jewish community
Additional Financial Aid
Application Deadlines
We will review applications for Fall 2023 enrollment beginning on July 15, 2023. Extensions are granted on a case-by-case basis, though financial aid awards may be more limited for late applications.
Contact Info
Master of Jewish Education programs
Deb Ron
Executive Assistant, Senior Leadership Team
Special Projects Manager
Hebrew College
[email protected]
617.559.8624
Master of Arts in Jewish Studies (MAJS)
Rabbi Gita Karasov
Director of Admissions and Student Life
Hebrew College
[email protected]