College Guidance
KYHS students have a long track record of successfully enrolling at and graduating from a wide range of selective colleges and universities—both religious and secular, public and private—across the United States and Israel. Nearly all of our graduates choose institutions where they can find a vibrant and engaged Modern Orthodox community, enabling them to maintain a strong commitment to Torah values while pursuing their academic and professional goals. This careful balance of religious and academic life helps ensure that our students thrive both intellectually and spiritually during their college years.
Our College Guidance program is highly personalized and begins in ninth grade. Our counselors take a proactive approach, meeting with each student on an annual basis to assess their academic progress, extracurricular involvement, and personal goals. These meetings help ensure that students strategically plan for their future by remaining academically challenged. By regularly monitoring each student’s achievements and development, the College Guidance team can offer timely advice on course selection, standardized testing, and meaningful extracurricular activities that strengthen their college applications.
As students enter their junior year, the college guidance process intensifies. Dedicated counseling sessions are designed to help students and their families navigate the complex landscape of college admissions. During this time, students receive personalized guidance in identifying colleges and universities that best fit their continued academic, religious, and personal growth. Our counselors work closely with each student to refine their academic interests and career aspirations, ensuring that their choices align with both their intellectual pursuits and their commitment to maintaining an observant Jewish lifestyle.
The College Guidance team is deeply involved in every aspect of the college exploration and application process. From helping students research potential colleges to assisting in the creation of a balanced college list, the team ensures that students are considering a range of options that reflect their goals and values. Counselors provide expert support in crafting compelling application essays, helping students articulate their unique stories and aspirations in a meaningful and authentic way. They remain a constant source of support, offering advice on financial aid applications, scholarship opportunities, and early decision or early action pathways.
Throughout the process, our College Guidance counselors are committed to ensuring that every KYHS student feels confident and well-prepared as they make this important transition to college life. This ongoing guidance not only helps students successfully gain admission to universities but also equips them with the tools and confidence to flourish in the next stage of their educational journey.
Bar Ilan University
Barnard College
Binghamton University
Boston University
Brandeis University
Broward College
Brown University
Columbia University
Cornell University
Baruch College
Drexel University
Emory University
Fashion Institute of Technology
Florida Atlantic University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Florida International University
Florida State University
George Washington University
Georgetown University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Hunter College
Indiana University
Jewish Theological Seminary
John Jay College
Johns Hopkins University
Lynn University
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Michigan State University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York University
Northeastern University
Nova Southeastern University
Palm Beach State College
Penn State University
Princeton University
Queens College
Reichman University (IDC)
Rutgers University
Stern College for Women
Syracuse University
Technion Israel Institute of Technology
The Ohio State University
Touro/Lander College
Tulane University
University of Central Florida
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Florida
University of Maryland
University of Miami
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
University of South Florida
University of Tampa
Washington University in St. Louis
Yeshiva University
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