Each year, Zschool awards a limited number of merit-based scholarships to exceptional applicants. These awards recognize academic achievement, leadership, and potential to make an impact in the Jewish community.
No separate application is required—your Zschool admissions application also serves as your application for merit-based scholarships. Merit aid is considered after need-based and external funding sources.
We’re committed to making education accessible and affordable through need-based financial aid, available to eligible students in all Zschool programs. These awards are determined by demonstrated financial need and can significantly reduce the cost of attendance.
We know that completing the FAFSA (or CSS Profile for international students) can feel like a lot—but for many of our students, the financial support they unlock through need-based aid, merit scholarships, and community or employer matching makes the effort well worth it.
To be considered for need-based aid:
We recommend submitting your financial aid materials early to receive full consideration.
Many of our students receive support from their employers, sponsoring institutions, or local communities. We encourage you to speak with your synagogue, school, or organization about tuition assistance.
Jewish professionals applying to MAJNM or MSOLI may receive up to a combined 100% in financial aid for their education at the Zschool when their Jewish Nonprofit employer participates in our employer matching scholarship program.
To initiate a discussion about how employer matching works, please contact Melissa Garai before submitting an application to the Zschool.
Important: You must inform us of your employer’s willingness to participate in this program before your admission interview.
Interested midcareer Jewish professionals applying to MAJNM or MSOLI who qualify can receive up to a combined 100% in financial aid for their education at the Zschool.
Fellowships are awarded to qualified students on a first-come, first served basis. These Fellowships are made possible with the support of a generous outside donor.
The Midcareer Fellowship offers participants:
There are additional programs available to students who qualify for specific scholarships within the Jewish community.
Phone: (212) 824-2206
Email: financialaid@huc.edu
HUC-JIR Financial Aid Website
Address:
HUC-JIR
Office of Financial Aid
One West 4th Street
New York, NY 10012