Yeshiva University

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Below are the requirements for Undergraduate applicants:

1. General applicants who are applying to Yeshiva University need not need any SAT/ACT. However, a qualifying score on the SAT/ACT combined with a strong academic record can exempt the students from the English Proficiency exams. (If you’re applying for an honours degree, then applicants must have an SAT/ACT score ready)

2. Applicants must submit their official high school transcripts directly to the office of undergraduate admissions.

3. TWO letters of recommendation are a must if you're applying for any Undergraduate programme (preferably one from a clergyman)

4. Interview with a YU admission office. After the process is completed, Yeshiva University will call the applicant for an interview and allow the admission officer to meet all applicants and get to know them outside of their application.  

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Graduate requirements at Yeshiva University 

1. LOR: Graduate programs ask for a LOR, with particular exceptions. However, Yeshiva University strictly doesn’t accept Duplicate letters.

2. Transcripts and degrees: The applicant must provide the university with transcripts of their academics with degree certificates. Similarly, applying for PhD or doctoral programme may require a master’s degree and transcripts from all graduate institutions of the applicant. 

3. English Language Proficiency exams: The following table explains the minimum score of each English exam the university is excepting

4.  Entrance exam: Graduate school entrance exams are most common, but however, the programs might require different exams from the applicants. The most common exam except from applicants is the GRE (  Graduate Record examination ). GMAT for MBA. However, GRE and GMAT are not compulsory for all the programs. 

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