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The Academic Advisement Center has a staff of full time advisors. You have the option to meet with any of the Academic Advisors. You may choose to maintain a relationship with one particular advisor or you may feel comfortable meeting with any of the Advisors. All of our staff has years of experience and a wealth of knowledge to be able to answer all of your questions and provide the guidance you need.

• When you have any academic questions or concerns.
• When you want to develop an academic plan.
• When you are uncertain about choosing a major/career or want to change your major/career.
• When you want to make changes in your schedule.
• When you are having difficulty in a class or adjusting to college.
• When you have received a notice of academic warning.
• When you are unsure of where to turn.

You might be a student who enters college with a clear idea of academic and career goals and knowing which major is the right one for you. Perhaps no major has yet caught your fancy or you may have difficulty deciding on a major because you find so many subjects interesting and cannot decide which one to pursue.

At Yeshiva College we have several resources to help you make this decision. All of the Academic Advisors are able to discuss these important issues with you. In addition, the staff of the Career Center can help you choose a major and understand its relationship to career choice. They offer individual counseling, vocational testing, a career library, guidance using internet research as well as internship development. You may visit the Career Center in Furst Hall, suite 413.

The Academic Advisement Center and the Career Center have a variety of material designed to help you through the process of choosing a major. Each year we co-sponsor a Majors Fair. Check your emails for future announcements.

See Yeshiva College CORE and Jewish Studies CORE Requirements

Each semester the course schedule is posted online at . The course schedule indicates which requirement the course fulfills. If you have any questions, please be sure to contact an academic advisor. 

Yes. All summer school courses must be approved prior to the start of the course(s).You may take up to 9 credits over the entire summer session. 

To take a course at Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­, please fill out a registration form and bring it to an Academic Advisor for a signature. Once signed you will be able to bring it to student finance and the registrar’s office to formally register for the course. 

To take a summer course outside of Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­, the course must first be approved. See instructions on summer course approval.

Once approved, or if already approved, please fill out the Request for Outside Courses form, also known as the P-10 form, which is available in the Registrar's Office or can be downloaded from the Registrar's website. Please read the regulations and procedures carefully. 

In order to earn a degree from Yeshiva College, at least 60 percent of your major and minor, and at least 84 credits and 6 semesters must be completed at our New York campus. Transfer students should meet with an Academic Advisor.

Yes, you may select one course each semester to be graded Pass (P) or No Credit (N) subject to the following conditions:

• No more than one course each semester may be selected
• P/N grades do not count towards any requirement (CORE, Jewish CORE, MAJOR or MINOR)
• Courses taken with a P/N grade do help fulfill the residency requirement and go towards the 128 credits needed to graduate

The appropriate form must be filed during the period specified in the Academic Calendar. Please read through the P/N form carefully so that you fully understand all of the terms and conditions.  

Audits are permitted only after registration has been completed and only if there is space available in the course.  An audited course is not considered part of your workload. The regulations regarding auditing courses are on the Request to Audit a Course form.

Please read the regulations carefully, complete the form including the instructor's signature, and return the form to the Registrar's Office.

The junior/senior check is your opportunity to meet with an Academic Advisor to review the requirements you have already completed and identify the requirements you have yet to complete. The Academic Advisor will review your complete transcript with you to ensure that you are on track to complete all graduation requirements. We recommend that you have a junior check in the spring of your junior year and a senior check in the fall of your senior year.

You may drop a course online without permission and without a "W" on your transcript until the drop date noted on each semester's calendar. 

After that date you may withdraw from classes with a "W" only until the drop date noted on each semester's calendar. The "W" notation indicates withdrawal without penalty or prejudice. 

We recommend that you meet with an Academic Adviser before dropping a class.

Any outside courses taken while you are a student at Yeshiva College requires completion of the P-10 from. For courses taken before you were a YC student, have an official transcript sent to the Office of the Registrar from the school you attended. 

Students may count a maximum of 4 online courses towards their undergraduate degrees. A maximum two online courses may be applied toward the major and a maximum of two online courses may apply toward the general education requirements. See complete set of online course guidelines.

For your afternoon program, full time students must take a minimum of 12 or a maximum of 17.5 credits. Students who take below 12 credits are at risk for academic probation, loss of scholarship and/or financial aid, student housing and university health insurance. For this reason it is extremely important to always meet with an academic advisor before dropping a class from your schedule. 

For your first semester on campus, we recommend taking 14/15 credits

Amount of credits you need to graduate:

• You need 128 credits to graduate 
• 84 out of the 128 must be taken on our New York campus (we call these residential credits).
•  All CORE courses, as well as 60% of your major and minor, must be completed at our New York campus

The credits you received from your Israel Program count towards the 128 credits needed to graduate. They are simply viewed as elective credits, and do not fulfill any of your 84 residential credits.

• When the cumulative index of your morning program are transferred to your college record/ afternoon transcript. 
• They appear on your afternoon transcript as, “HES.â€�
• These credits can only help fulfill the 84 residential credits, as well as the 128 needed to graduate 

Students may apply to earn credits for certain internships. The regulations regarding this policy are on the Internship Application form