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The Fund provides grants of up to $10,000 each to graduate students, preferably of the Jewish faith, to study medicine, theology, or law. Applicants must demonstrate financial need, academic achievement, and a connection to the Greater Philadelphia area and must be enrolled in an accredited medical, osteopathic, or law school, or graduate theology school or program.
The JFEW-CUNY Hillel Scholarship program is for young women at CUNY colleges who are members of their Hillels. This program includes a 3-year scholarship, paid summer internship, professional development workshops, and individualized guidance. Applicants must be Freshmen with 3 academic years remaining.
To be eligible for a SAF loan the borrower must be 18 years old, and enrolled in an accredited, degree-granting institution of higher education.
students going to college, community college, vocational/technical school, and graduate school in the 2023 – 24 school year.
The Hebrew Free Loan Association is a nonprofit that provides cash assistance to Jewish individuals in Washington who are in need of financial support.
The Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Studies will award up to four paper prizes of $500-$1000 each for papers that meet the criteria for excellent scholarly research at the intersection of Jewish Studies and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the undergraduate level.
Study in Israel Scholarships provide funding to undergraduate and graduate students in good standing at American universities who are interested in taking one course or more offered by a college or university in Israel.
Our interest-free student loans can supplement existing financial aid, such as federal student loans, or provide an alternative to those wishing to avoid incurring interest-bearing educational debt.
Up to 50% off tuition for highly qualified semicha candidates after approval. Open to aspiring rabbinical leaders, undergrads and graduate students.
Robin and Louis Zweig established a scholarship fund to honor their fathers, Harold Zweig and Russell Dallen. This scholarship will support a Jewish student wanting to attend graduate school, who has exemplary academic achievements, and who is making a difference in the community.