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High school senior applicants should have a demonstrable interest in medicine and be certain that medicine is the lifetime career they want to pursue.

The interest may be demonstrated in a variety of ways, including significant medical-related volunteer hours, personal experiences that focus on medicine, experience with healthcare providers and institutions and/or bio medical research.

YU-Einstein Medical Scholars will be encouraged to explore a wide range of Yeshiva liberal arts and sciences majors, to acquire a broad-based education that can be applied to the study of modern medical science. Students should display commitment to service and community through their extra-curricular activities. Applicants will be required to respond to the following supplemental questions:

Many students who declare themselves ‘pre-med’ at the undergraduate level, eventually select a different career path. What is your motivation to choose a career in Medicine and what makes you confident in that career choice?

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• GPA of 94 or above
• SAT score of 1480 or ACT score of 33
• Apply and be accepted into either the S. Daniel Abraham Honors Program (Stern College for Women) or the Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein Honors Program (Yeshiva College). Students applying for a program in the Sy Syms School of Business are not eligible for this scholars program.
• United States Citizens, Lawful Permanent Residents (not pending or conditional), and Asylee Status students are eligible to apply.

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• Maintain a science GPA of 3.75 and an overall GPA of 3.75
• Take 32 credits of core, pre-med courses (BCPM) at Yeshiva University
• Participate in scientific and/or clinical research during the summers between academic years, at AECOM, Yeshiva University, or elsewhere, as approved by the Director of the Medical Scholars Program
• Seek opportunities for community service in underserved areas, special needs camps, as extra-curricular activities, or in other appropriate venues
• Take the MCAT prior to October preceding the year of matriculation or of the academic year in which formal application to AECOM will take place, and receive a minimum score of 515

Position yourself at the center of the data revolution, with training in modeling financial derivatives, designing clinical trials, and building the predictive algorithms behind AI. Choose a General Track, Financial Statistics, or Biostatistics, and graduate with a professional portfolio built through applied capstone projects with industry mentors. 93% of graduates find employment, with reported starting salaries of $85,000–$120,000 and quantitative finance roles reaching $200,000+ within five years. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Applied Statistics?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

• Probability
• Statistics
• Multivariable Calculus
• Linear Algebra

Ranked the #7 AI Master's Program in the country by Tech Guide, this program trains you to design, implement, and lead responsible AI systems from spatial computing and digital twins to multi-agent systems and AI-augmented software development. Optional certification prep covers AWS Certified Machine Learning, Google Professional Machine Learning Engineer, and Azure AI Engineer credentials. 93% of graduates find employment as machine learning engineers, AI engineers, and data scientists at companies like Google, Goldman Sachs, and S&P, with a median starting salary of $100,000. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Artificial Intelligence?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• Two programming courses
• Probability & Statistics
• Multivariable Calculus
• Linear Algebra

Join a highly selective cohort of women pursuing advanced, post-college Torah study in Talmud, Tanach, and Halacha. You'll choose a Talmud or Tanach track for morning study paired with afternoon Halacha coursework, building the scholarship and pedagogic training to lead as an educator, scholar-in-residence, or community professional in university, yeshiva, and synagogue settings. GPATS is tuition-free, and full-time students receive a stipend that grows from $7,500 in year one to $20,000 in an optional third year of advanced study. More than 100 GPATS graduates currently serve as Jewish educators and community professionals, with classes held in Manhattan.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• Essay Prompt: Why do you want to learn in GPATS?
• Interview with Nechama Price (approximately 30 minutes, either in person or via Zoom)
• Bechina with a faculty member based on the applicant's intended track. Students typically prepare material in advance and present it to the faculty member. This may also be conducted in person or via Zoom.

• Four advanced text-based Judaic studies courses required

Prepare to work across the full biotech value chain, from drug discovery and clinical trials through regulatory approval and commercialization, with the scientific fluency and business judgment to evaluate translational risk and structure go-to-market strategy. You'll build AI-integrated product strategies and complete a capstone that produces an investor-ready commercialization plan. 93% of graduates find roles in business development, clinical trials, and life science consulting at companies including Merck, BioMarin, and the New York Stem Cell Foundation, with a median starting salary of $85,000. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Biotechnology Management and Entrepreneurship?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

• Biology/Life Science or related business/finance/law/marketing experience

The Clinical Psychology PsyD Program at Yeshiva University’s Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology was established in 1979 and has been fully accredited by the American psychological Association (APA) since 1985. The program was established and has been maintained in the Scholar-Practitioner tradition and is designed to educate students in the conceptual and empirical foundations of clinical psychology. Students receive extensive training in a variety of assessment, research, and therapeutic approaches. Students are exposed to a curriculum that integrates relevant research and the theoretical foundations of psychology with practical experiences and a wide range of psychological services. The program includes a strong research emphasis. Students receive a broad understanding of the scientific foundations of psychology, which enables them to understand, critically evaluate, and conduct research.  

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 95 or above
• Minimum SAT 1450 or ACT 33
• Evidence of interest in psychology through relevant volunteer or work experiences, and leadership activities.
• Respond to the following essay prompts:
  • Many students who declare themselves psychology majors at the undergraduate level, eventually select a different career path.
  • What is your motivation to choose a career in psychology and what makes you confident in that career choice?
  • Describe your activities that have influenced your decision to pursue a career in clinical and/or school psychology.
  • Why are you interested in attending Ferkauf Graduate School, and how would attending Ferkauf satisfy your specific interests, goals, and aspirations?
  • Please share with us anything about yourself that you would like us to know. (optional)

• Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.75
• Students do not have to be psychology majors, however, before enrolling in Ferkauf, students must have completed at least one course in each of the areas below with a grade of B+ or better at YU
  
  • Introduction to Psychology or Fundamentals of Psychology
  • Statistics
  • Abnormal Psychology or Psychopathology
  • Research Methods or an advanced research course
  • Theories of Personality or Social Psychology or Developmental Psychology
  • Physiological/Experimental Psychology (Brain and Behavior, Cognition and Learning, Cognitive Science, Sensation, Perception and Motivation, Cognitive Psychology, Human Memory, Psycholinguistics, Clinical Neuropsychology, Behavioral Neurobiology)
• Complete at least 100 undergraduate credits by the time of application and 128 credits by graduation
• Students must complete three years of undergraduate education at one of the YU campuses in NY
• Provide required documentation, including official transcripts and committee letters, by the end of junior year
• Participate in an internship working with people or in applied clinical service activities in the community for at least two semesters
• Participate in a research lab for at least two semesters of which must involve human research (Ferkauf will assist in placement). Summer research can count for one semester.
• Meet regularly with the Ferkauf program advisor for progress reviews
• Take the GRE prior to the doctoral program application deadline in the year preceding matriculation to Ferkauf, and receive a score greater than or equal to a GRE Verbal in the 95th percentile and GRE Quantitative in the 75th percentile

Built for students who already have a computer science background and want to go deeper into AI, cybersecurity, networking, or software development R&D, or toward a competitive Ph.D. program. You'll work in state-of-the-art facilities including a high-performance GPU server from MIT Cambridge Research, an advanced IoT lab, and New York City's first university-based Security Operations Center. 93% of graduates land roles in computer and information research and software engineering at companies like Google, IBM, Deloitte, Goldman Sachs, and Microsoft. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Computer Science?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• Two programming courses
• Probability & Statistics
• Multivariable Calculus
• Linear Algebra

Ranked among the Best Master's in Cybersecurity by Fortune Magazine, this program trains you in the Security Operations Center, the first of its kind in New York City, using real security technologies against realistic datasets and adversary techniques. You'll build hands-on expertise in SIEM operations, EDR/XDR monitoring, and cloud security defense, while preparing for certifications like CISSP and CEH. With more than 755,000 unfilled cybersecurity positions nationally, 93% of graduates find employment, with a median starting salary of $95,000. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Cybersecurity?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

Become the analyst organizations actually trust: someone who can build predictive models that hold up under scrutiny and communicate findings to executives with clarity. You'll gain technical fluency across Python, SQL/NoSQL, Tableau, Power BI, and cloud platforms including AWS, Snowflake, and Databricks. 93% of graduates secure roles as data analysts, data scientists, and business intelligence analysts at companies like S&P, Dow Jones, Google, and Goldman Sachs, with a median starting salary of $98,000. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Data Analytics and Visualization?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

• Programming
• Statistics
• Calculus

Train at the first new dental school to open in New York City since 1916, and the only one based in the heart of Manhattan. A block curriculum lets you focus on one discipline at a time, with hands-on clinical training starting far earlier than most programs, inside a 130-operatory, state-of-the-art clinic. You'll build a foundation across eight specialties, including pediatrics, endodontics, orthodontics, complex prosthodontics, and oral surgery, using tools like a 3D printing lab for implant dentistry and digital diagnostic simulation. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1300 or ACT 28
• US Citizen or Permanent Resident
• Interview
• Essay prompt: What motivated you to pursue a career in oral health? In your response, please describe the strengths, experiences, personal background, and unique qualities that will contribute to your success as a future dental professional.

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• DAT required
• Pre-health advisor recommendation
• Prerequisite coursework

Learn to integrate analytics, automation, and experimentation into cohesive digital strategy, using enterprise platforms like Meta Ads Manager, Google Analytics 4, and Power BI to run structured A/B tests and manage real ad spend. You'll also apply generative AI to accelerate creative development while learning when human judgment should override the algorithm. 93% of graduates land roles at companies including Goldman Sachs, the Walt Disney Company, the United Nations, and Estée Lauder, with a median starting salary of $82,000. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Digital Marketing and Media?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• Business/Marketing
• Communications
• Hospitality
• Social Science
• Graphic Design or related field

Launch a finance career steps from Wall Street, NYSE, and NASDAQ. This quant-heavy program pairs rigorous finance training in corporate finance, financial modeling, econometrics, investments, options and futures with statistical and computational methods that build real STEM literacy. Faculty include Wall Street professionals working at the cutting edge of quantitative finance, and the program is STEM-OPT eligible. Graduates pursue roles in banking, asset management, and corporate finance, with reported NYC salaries ranging from $171,000 for investment banking analysts to $332,000 for quantitative equity researchers.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• Interview

• Please write an essay of approximately 500-750 words addressing the following:

  • As you prepare to begin your undergraduate education, we would like you to think ahead about your academic and professional journey. Why are you interested in pursuing a Master of Science in Finance (MSF) after completing your undergraduate degree? What do you hope to gain from advanced study in finance, and how do you believe an MSF will help you achieve your future goals?

    In your essay, discuss your current interests in finance and the areas you may be interested in exploring, such as investment banking, asset management, corporate finance, financial analysis, private equity, fintech, or other areas of the financial industry. What skills, knowledge, and experiences do you hope to develop during your undergraduate and graduate studies?

    Finally, describe your professional goals after earning an MSF and the type of impact you hope to make through your career.

    We understand that your interests and goals may change as you progress through college. We are not looking for a fixed career plan. Rather, we want to understand what currently draws you to finance, what motivates you, and how you envision an MSF contributing to your academic and professional development.

• Statistics and math prerequisite coursework required
• 3.5 undergraduate GPA
• Recommendation from a Sy Syms academic advisor

Study the Holocaust and other genocides through an interdisciplinary lens – history, social work, literature, theology, law, and education – taught by faculty who are experts across those fields. You'll learn to identify the political root causes and stages leading to genocide, and build hands-on research skills devising questions and evaluating evidence within your chosen discipline. The program opens paths into Jewish communal institutions, universities, museums, and human rights and advocacy organizations.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• Essay prompt - Please speak to the importance of Holocaust study and remembrance in the 21st century.

• Interview with Dr. Pilnick

Built for students of any major, no management background required. This program develops the people skills and leadership judgment that open doors into management, consulting, operations, and HR roles. You'll build management, communication, and organizational-behavior fundamentals through case studies, leadership simulations, and role-playing exercises, with mentorship from working managers in the alumni network. The curriculum targets emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, and contract negotiation, the practical skills that separate an individual contributor from a manager. Reported NYC salaries range from $114,000 for project managers to $180,000 for business development managers. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• 3.7 undergraduate GPA
• Recommendation from an advisor or faculty member
• One internship in a professional business setting prior to matriculating in the graduate program. Internships completed while in high school are not acceptable.

Build a rigorous foundation in mathematical modeling, numerical methods, and data analysis that opens doors across finance, technology, and biomedicine, or serves as a springboard into Katz's Ph.D. program. Faculty research spans dynamical systems, quantum algorithms, and topological data analysis, with students contributing to published, grant-funded work. Math occupations are projected to grow 27% through 2029, with an average salary of $90,410.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Mathematics?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

• Probability
• Statistics
• Multivariable Calculus
• Linear Algebra

A STEM-designated MBA built for professionals who want to lead with data, analytics, and ethical judgment,not just business theory. The applied curriculum combines core disciplines with quantitative methods and AI tools, culminating in a Management Science Capstone, and lets you concentrate in General MBA, Business Analytics, Finance, Strategy & Entrepreneurship, or Accounting. Faculty include Wall Street professionals and research faculty from leading universities, with direct access to NYC's investment banks, PE firms, and Fortune 500 headquarters. 97% of graduates are employed after graduation, with a median NYC salary of $197,000. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• Interview

• Work experience requirement

Earn your M.S. while training to become a highly skilled, professional Jewish educator, combining coursework with real field experience. The program offers tracks in both classroom teaching and Jewish curriculum development, so you can shape your degree around the specific role you want in education. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• Interview

• Dean/advisor recommendation required
• 3.5 undergraduate GPA

Deepen your Jewish learning with concentrations in Bible, medieval or modern Jewish history, Jewish philosophy, or Talmud & Ancient Judaism. The 30-credit program appeals equally to those heading into law, business, Jewish education, or communal service, and to those studying purely out of intellectual interest.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• Interview
• Essay - Why do you wish to pursue an MA in Jewish Studies?

• Dean/advisor recommendation required
• 3.5 undergraduate GPA

Cardozo School of Law is recognized for its rigorous academics, innovative programs, and deep commitment to social justice. Our distinguished faculty—renowned scholars and passionate advocates—lead a dynamic curriculum that prepares students for success across a wide range of legal careers.

A national leader in experiential legal education, Cardozo offers 11 in-house clinics, 15 field clinics, and numerous externships that provide hands-on experience and direct connections to New York City’s vibrant legal market.

Join a thriving community of over 16,500 alumni who are making a difference across the legal profession. At Cardozo, we are guided by the enduring words of our namesake, Supreme Court Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo: “The final cause of law is the welfare of society.”

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• Minimum SAT score of 1450 (Critical Reading and Math) or ACT score of 33
• High school GPA of 95 or higher
• Evidence of interest in law through relevant experiences and leadership activities
• Respond to the following essay prompts:
  • Many students who declare themselves ‘pre-law’ at the undergraduate level, eventually select a different career path. What is your motivation to choose a career in Law and what makes you confident in that career choice?
  • What do you think is the role of lawyers in society?
  • Describe a time when you had to advocate for a position or cause.
  • How would you handle representing a client whose values or beliefs differ significantly from your own?
  • Please share with us anything about yourself that you would like us to know. (optional)

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• Maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.85, including transfer credits from other institutions
• Complete at least 100 undergraduate credits by the time of application and 128 credits by graduation
• Participate in field-related internships, research, or volunteer work while at YU
• Engage in community service or extracurricular leadership activities. Meet regularly with their program advisors for progress reviews
• Provide required documentation, including official transcripts and committee letters, by the end of junior year
• Take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) no later than October in the year prior to your planned matriculation at Cardozo
• Receive a minimum score equal to the median LSAT for Cardozo Law’s 1L class in the year admitted to Yeshiva University. (For example, the median LSAT for Cardozo Law’s 2024 entering class was 164)
• Meet the Character & Fitness requirements of Cardozo Law

You'll train in a 15,000-square-foot Nursing Simulation & Skills Center, one of the largest and most modern facilities of its kind in New York City, and complete seven clinical rotations across five specialties: medical-surgical, maternity, pediatrics, psychiatric, and community nursing. The program's inaugural cohort achieved a 96% first-time pass rate on the NCLEX-RN, ahead of the national average. It's accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and registered by the NYSED Board of Regents. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 3.5+
• Minimum SAT 1200 or ACT 24
• Essay addressing why you are interested in pursuing an advanced degree in nursing and healthcare
• Interview (upon request)
• US Citizen or Permanent Resident

• Maintain GPA 3.0 or better
• Earn B or better in math and science courses
• Prerequisite coursework (General Education - 33 credits):
  • Communications (6 credits): 2 courses required (e.g. English Composition/Writing. Communications, Speech/Public Speaking)
  • Humanities (9 credits): 3 courses required (e.g., English Literature, Philosophy, Law, Ethics, Arts or Foreign Language)
  • Social Sciences (9 credits): 3 courses required (e.g., Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, History, Political Science, or Economics)
  • Electives (9 credits): Any accredited undergraduate coursework
• Prerequisite coursework (Nursing - 29 credits)
  
  • Human Anatomy with lab (4 credits) (Anatomy & Physiology I and II will be accepted to satisfy this requirement)
  • Human Physiology with lab (4 credits) (Anatomy & Physiology I and II will be accepted to satisfy this requirement)
  • Chemistry with lab (4 credits)*
  • Statistics or Biostatistics (3 credits)*
  • Microbiology with lab (4 credits)
  • Biology with lab (4 credits)*
  • Algebra or higher mathematics course (3 credits)*
  • Developmental Psychology (3 credits)

The first fully accredited entry-level Occupational Therapy Doctorate in the New York metropolitan area. You'll train in state-of-the-art labs, including the Neurosensory, ADL and Modalities Lab and the Playfulness, Growth and Development Lab, and complete competitive fieldwork placements across the U.S. A 14-week individually tailored capstone lets you pursue an area of interest in depth while building advanced research and professional skills. The program is accredited by ACOTE, and occupational therapy ranks in the top 20 of U.S. News's Best Health Care Jobs.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• B+ or better in high school Biology
• Interview

• Prerequisite coursework (3.0 or better GPA)
  • Two courses in the humanities or social sciences (anthropology, philosophy, religion, ethics, cultural studies, group dynamics) (3 credits each)
  • One course in statistics (3 credits)
  • One course in human anatomy, plus lab (3 credits)
  • One course in physiology, plus lab (3 credits)
  • One course in human development or lifespan (3 credits)
  • One course in abnormal or behavioral psychology (3 credits)
• Minimum 3.0 GPA in last 60 credits of undergraduate credits

Train as a versatile, collaborative clinician through 86 credits of medical training, including virtual cadaver and simulation labs and top-tier physical diagnosis coursework. You'll complete 50 weeks of medical and surgical clerkship rotations plus 10 weeks of elective rotations in your area of clinical interest, alongside local and global outreach work, including a medical mission to The Gambia. Across the program's previous three cohorts, 96.5% of graduates passed the PANCE licensure exam on their first attempt. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1300 or ACT 28
• Please respond to the following essay prompt with a handwritten essay:  Why do you want to become a Physician Assistant?

• Two semesters of general chemistry with lab (or two higher-level chemistry courses with lab)*
• Two semesters of general biology with lab (or two higher-level biology courses with lab)*
• One semester of statistics (or biostatistics)*
• One semester of microbiology (lab not required)
• One semester of human anatomy with a lab (Anatomy & Physiology I and II will be accepted to satisfy this requirement if the courses are 200-level or equivalent, or higher)
• One semester of human physiology (at least three credits) (Anatomy & Physiology I and II will be accepted to satisfy this requirement if the courses are 200-level or equivalent, or higher)

Study both foundational and applied physics, from quantum information and wave propagation to statistical thermodynamics and hardware/software development, in labs equipped for mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, lasers, and quantum and nuclear experiments. Graduates go on to careers in academia, high-tech industry, and their own startups, or continue into Ph.D. study. Physics jobs are projected to grow 7% through 2029, with a median salary of $122,850. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26
• In 500 words or less, please address the following topics:
  • Why do you want to pursue a graduate degree in Physics?
  • Why are you interested in a degree from the Katz College of Science and Health?
  • What are your strengths and areas for growth?
  • Please speak to any relevant activities, coursework, or internships that make you a strong candidate for this degree.

• Probability
• Statistics
• Multivariable Calculus
• Linear Algebra

Wurzweiler is ranked among the nation's top schools of social work and CSWE-accredited since its founding in 1957. You'll specialize in clinical practice, group work, or community practice, and can add the CASAC credential at no extra cost. With small classes (18 students max), a dedicated faculty advisor, a second-year peer mentor, and access to more than 600 practicum placement sites across the U.S., Canada, and Israel, you'll graduate ready to work in every corner of the social services field.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1250 or ACT 26

UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS WHILE AT YU

• 3.5 GPA for matriculation
• Dean's recommendation for matriculation

One of the few SLP programs in the country built specifically around the medical side of the field, taking a multidisciplinary approach to speech, language, swallowing, and communication disorders across the lifespan. You'll complete four clinical externships, learn to conduct telehealth sessions, and work hands-on with technology like endoscopy, electrical stimulation, and ultrasound for diagnosing voice and swallowing disorders. The program is accredited by ASHA's Council on Academic Accreditation, preparing you for state licensure and CCC-SLP certification. SLP salaries range from $66,000 to $100,000, in a field projected to grow 25% through 2029. 

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• High school GPA of 90 or above
• Minimum SAT 1200 or ACT 26
• B+ or better in high school Biology
• Interview
• Essay #1 - Please explain why you are interested in medical speech-language pathology.
• Essay #2 - Please share the qualities and experiences that you have that are relevant to healthcare.

• CSDCAS application
• Observation hours required
• 3.0 GPA (3.5 preferred)
• Prerequisite coursework
  • Anatomy & Physiology of Speech/Hearing
  • Speech Science
  • Hearing Science
  • Intro to SLP
  • Phonetics
  • Statistics
  • Biology
  • Chemistry or Physics
  • Social/Behavioral Science