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Welcome to the Undergraduate Program Admissions page at Florida Hebrew University! Our undergraduate programs are designed to provide Torah-observant students with a solid academic foundation while integrating Torah values and halakhic principles. We offer a diverse range of majors to help you pursue your passions and prepare for a successful parnasa pathways.

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Available Undergraduate Programs

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• Business Administration. Develop essential business skills and leadership qualities grounded in Torah values.

• Jewish History. Explore the rich history and heritage of the Jewish people.

• Communications. Learn effective communication strategies and media practices through a Torah lens.

• Torah-Based Counseling, or Neshamah Daat. Gain the skills needed to provide Torah-based counseling and support.

• Torah Studies. Deepen your understanding of Torah and Jewish texts.

• Modest Fashion. Learn to design stylish, contemporary clothing that honors Torah values.

• Jewish and Hebrew Studies. Study the language, literature, and culture of the Jewish people and other Hebrew tribes.

• Jewish Music. Explore the rich traditions of Jewish music and its role in Jewish life.

• Torah-Based Nutrition Education. Gain expertise in kosher dietary laws, holistic health, and ethical food practices.

• Early Childhood Education. Prepare to inspire and nurture young children with innovative teaching methods grounded in Torah principles.

• Educational Administration. Develop leadership skills for managing educational institutions.

• K-12 Education. Train to teach and inspire students across all grade levels.

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Admission Requirements

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• Educational Requirement: Completion of High School or equivalent education.

• Torah Observance: Commitment to Torah values and halakhic standards.

• Application Form: Complete the online application form.

• Supporting Documents: Submit high school transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement.

 

Application Process

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1. Submit Application: Complete the online application form on our website.

2. Provide Documentation: Submit high school transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement.

3. Interview: Candidates will be interviewed to assess their individual level of mastery of the subjects learned and commitment to Torah values.

4. Admission Decision: Receive your admission decision via phone and email.

 

Benefits of FHU Undergraduate Programs

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• Torah-Based Environment: Feel yourself at home with students who have similar values.

• Academic Excellence: Receive a top-tier education in your chosen field.

• Torah Integration: Study in an environment that integrates Torah values and halakhic principles with academic learning.

• Diverse Majors: Choose from a wide range of majors tailored to your interests and career goals.

• Career Preparation: Gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in your chosen profession.

 

Financial Information

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• Tuition: Detailed information on the cost of the undergraduate programs.

• Financial Assistance: Explore programs designed to help make tuition more affordable.

 

Core Courses

 

​​All undergraduate students are required to take 51 credits of foundational core courses in the first three (3) semesters of study. Courses marked with asterisk (*) are eligible for credit transfer from High School, Seminary, or Yeshiva.  

 

Below are the core courses with the number of credits:

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1st Semester

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ENG101 English Writing and Composition* (3 credits)
GEN101 Principles of Logic (3 credits)
COM101 Oral Presentation Skills (3 credits)
HEB101 Lashon Kodesh/Hebrew Language I* (3 credits)
FLG101 Foreign Language I* (Spanish, French, German, Russian, or Arabic) (3 credits)

NED101 Principles of Nutrition and Wellness (3 credits)

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Total Credits: 18

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2nd Semester

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COM102 Oral Communications (3 credits)

HEB102 Lashon Kodesh/Hebrew Language II* (3 credits)
ADM101 Principles of Business Administration (3 credits)
EDU401 Teaching Modesty to Children (3 credits)
FLG102 Foreign Language II* (Spanish, French, German, Russian, or Arabic) (3 credits)
JWH101 Jewish History* (3 credits)

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Total Credits: 18

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3rd Semester

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ADM302 Fundraising for Business (3 credits)
NSH101 Principles of Family Dynamics (3 credits)
FLG103 Foreign Language III* (Spanish, French, German, Russian, or Arabic) (3 credits)
CST101 Computer Literacy* (3 credits)

ADM301 Foundations of Law (3 credits)

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Total Credits: 15

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Contact Information

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For more information about our undergraduate programs and the admissions process, please, contact our admissions office at T.954.613.2073 or request more information here.

 

FAQs

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Q: Who can apply for the undergraduate programs?

A: Torah-observant students who have completed high school or equivalent education.

 

Q: What documents are required for the application?

A: High school transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement.

 

Q: Is there an interview process?

A: Yes, candidates will be interviewed to assess their mastery of subjects and commitment to Torah values.

 

Q: Are there financial assistance options available?

A: Yes, we offer programs designed to help make tuition more affordable.