Come Home For college

Come Home For college

Come Home For college

Why Study in Israel?

World Class Education

World class colleges and universities on the cutting edge of medicine, technology, and scientific research.
✔️ Dozens of degree taught in English, or in a combination of English and Hebrew, from which to choose.
✔️ Unparalleled post-college job placement rates.
✔️ Tuition at a fraction of the price of US schools; $5,000-18,000/year for English
language degree programs and even less for those studying in Hebrew.

Academics are just part of this amazing opportunity. You’ll also enjoy:
✔️ A community that welcomes you with open arms from the moment you arrive.
✔️ Families that help you find your footing.
✔️ Communities that are eager for you to join them.
✔️ A melting pot of cultures from Australia, Europe, and the US.
✔️ The sunniest beaches and the tastiest falafel on the planet!

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Where Can You Study

Communities All Over Israel

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Ariel University
Bar-Ilan University
Ben-Gurion University
Hebrew University
JCT-Lev
JCT-Tal
M.D. Katz @ Tel Aviv University
Ono Academic College
Reichman U and Herzliya
Rimon School of Music
Technion
University of Haifa
Ariel University
אוניברסיטת אריאל
Bar-Ilan University
אוניברסיטת בר אילן / קהילת גבעת שמואל של JLIC מזרחי
Ben-Gurion University
אוניברסיטת בן-גוריון
Hebrew University
JCT-Lev
טכניון - מכון טכנולוגיה לישראל
JCT-Tal
מכון טל, ירושלים
M.D. Katz @ Tel Aviv University
אוניברסיטת תל אביב
Ono Academic College
Reichman U and Herzliya
אוניברסיטת רייכמן / קהילת הרצליה של JLIC מזרחי
Rimon School of Music
Technion
טכניון - מכון טכנולוגיה לישראל
University of Haifa
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From The Families

“Even though I’ve always found Israel to be warm and welcoming, I worried my Yussie would be alone and have trouble making friends so far from his home and family. Nothing could have been further from the truth, thanks to College in Israel. He’s made the same kind of lifelong friends at Hebrew U that he might have made here in the States. He even found a shul that he loved – maybe not as much as our congregation where he was Bar Mitzvahed here in Great Neck, but who’s complaining? And his degree? He’s getting more and we’re paying less than we ever could have imagined. We couldn’t be happier... or prouder of our son!”
Debbie, Mother of Yussie,Junior at Technion
“I came home for college and got my undergraduate degree from Tel Aviv University. I was a double major in Nanotechnology and Quantum Science and Technology. I met my husband, Ori, while I was at school. He was studying business. We moved back to the US and now I’m a roboticist outside Boston. Every day I work with graduates from MIT, Harvard, Stanford and more – and let me tell you, I’m enjoying life more than they are, partially because I don’t have the mountain of college debt they do! Ori is working on his MBA at Brandeis – he sailed into their business school and he’s as well or better prepared as his fellow students. And when he gets done, we’re going to start our family.”
Kyra
“Even though I’ve always found Israel to be warm and welcoming, I worried my Yussie would be alone and have trouble making friends so far from his home and family. Nothing could have been further from the truth, thanks to College in Israel. He’s made the same kind of lifelong friends at Hebrew U that he might have made here in the States. He even found a shul that he loved – maybe not as much as our congregation where he was Bar Mitzvahed here in Great Neck, but who’s complaining? And his degree? He’s getting more and we’re paying less than we ever could have imagined. We couldn’t be happier... or prouder of our son!”
Debbie, Mother of Yussie,Junior at Technion
“I came home for college and got my undergraduate degree from Tel Aviv University. I was a double major in Nanotechnology and Quantum Science and Technology. I met my husband, Ori, while I was at school. He was studying business. We moved back to the US and now I’m a roboticist outside Boston. Every day I work with graduates from MIT, Harvard, Stanford and more – and let me tell you, I’m enjoying life more than they are, partially because I don’t have the mountain of college debt they do! Ori is working on his MBA at Brandeis – he sailed into their business school and he’s as well or better prepared as his fellow students. And when he gets done, we’re going to start our family.”
Kyra
“Even though I’ve always found Israel to be warm and welcoming, I worried my Yussie would be alone and have trouble making friends so far from his home and family. Nothing could have been further from the truth, thanks to College in Israel. He’s made the same kind of lifelong friends at Hebrew U that he might have made here in the States. He even found a shul that he loved – maybe not as much as our congregation where he was Bar Mitzvahed here in Great Neck, but who’s complaining? And his degree? He’s getting more and we’re paying less than we ever could have imagined. We couldn’t be happier... or prouder of our son!”
Debbie, Mother of Yussie,Junior at Technion
“I came home for college and got my undergraduate degree from Tel Aviv University. I was a double major in Nanotechnology and Quantum Science and Technology. I met my husband, Ori, while I was at school. He was studying business. We moved back to the US and now I’m a roboticist outside Boston. Every day I work with graduates from MIT, Harvard, Stanford and more – and let me tell you, I’m enjoying life more than they are, partially because I don’t have the mountain of college debt they do! Ori is working on his MBA at Brandeis – he sailed into their business school and he’s as well or better prepared as his fellow students. And when he gets done, we’re going to start our family.”
Kyra

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