Mirrer Yeshiva Cent Institute
Overview
At a Glance
School type
Private, not-for-profit, 4-year or above
School Size & Setting
Large | Urban
Students-to-Faculty Ratio
9:1
Religious affliation
Jewish
General Information
Address
Mirrer Yeshiva Cent Institute
1791-5 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, New York 11223
See on MapPhone
(718) 645-0536
Website
www.mirreryeshiva.com/Mission Statement
The mission of Mirrer Yeshiva is to educate its students to be Talmudic scholars who manifest critical and creative thinking, effective communication skills and the ability to make informed value judgments. The M.Y. strives to serve its students by offering a challenging course of studies, superior teaching, close teacher-student interaction and a postsecondary Talmudic education of the highest caliber. At the same time, our Institute has always placed great stress on the attainment of the highest level of personal piety, character and moral integrity. In carrying out its mission, Mirrer Yeshiva has always addressed the need to strengthen the Torah community at large by providing it with leaders, teachers, Rabbis, scholars and well educated laymen.
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Annual tuition & fees
Undergraduate
In state
$12,170Out of state
$12,170Graduate
In state
$12,170Out of state
$12,170Financial Aid: Undergraduates
Received financial aid
97%| Type of aid | % of students receiving aid | Average amount |
|---|---|---|
| Federal grants | 44.0% | $3,823 |
| State/local grants | 35.0% | $2,607 |
| Institutional grants | 97.0% | $6,437 |
| Loans | 0.0% | $0 |
Other Estimated Costs
Housing
$6,617 per year
Books & Supplies
$375 per year
Personal Expenses
$4,243 per year
Financial aid resources
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Academics
Most Popular Undergraduate majors
- Talmudic Studies
Undergraduate Majors X
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PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
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Talmudic Studies
- A program focused on intense study of the Talmud that fosters values, critical thinking, and scholarship skills; prepares students for entry into a broad spectrum of graduate and professional schools; and prepares students for entry into a variety of careers including the Rabbinate. Includes instruction in Jewish law, Jewish jurisprudence, ethics, philosophy, and related disciplines. See other colleges that offer this major
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Most Popular Graduate programs
- Talmudic Studies
Graduate ProgramsX
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PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
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Talmudic Studies
- A program focused on intense study of the Talmud that fosters values, critical thinking, and scholarship skills; prepares students for entry into a broad spectrum of graduate and professional schools; and prepares students for entry into a variety of careers including the Rabbinate. Includes instruction in Jewish law, Jewish jurisprudence, ethics, philosophy, and related disciplines. See other colleges that offer this major
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Admissions
Undergraduate acceptance rate
Acceptance rate
80.0%- Apply 55
- Accepted 44
- Attend 38
Application Fee
Undergraduate
$0Graduate
$0Undergraduate application requirements
High school transcript
RequiredHigh school GPA
Not applicableRecommendation letter
RequiredAdmissions test
Not applicable
(SAT or ACT)TOEFL
Not applicable
(international students)Completion of college
Not applicable
prep programDemonstration of
Not applicable
competencies
Student Life
Student Demographics
Female Students
0%Male Students
100%Student Ethnicities
- Caucasian94.2%
- Two Or More Ethnicities5.8%
Student body breakdown
Total students enrolled
146
Undergraduate students
125
Graduate students
21
Full Time Students
100%Part Time Students
0%Student services
- Meal plan
- Counseling services
- Remedial services
- Work-study
- Placement services
- Study abroad
- Weekend/evening classes
- On-campus day care for student's children