The Jewish Theological Seminary is on a 1-acre campus in the urban setting of New York, New York.
The Jewish Theological Seminary has many clubs, organizations, and activities for students to join – including chorus, theater groups, a campus newspaper, a radio station and more.
Interested in Greek life? The Jewish Theological Seminary does not have fraternities or sororities.
This table offers information on housing at The Jewish Theological Seminary.
Housing Options | Offered? | Details |
---|---|---|
On-Campus Housing | Yes | |
Guaranteed Housing | Yes | Guaranteed for freshman |
Co-ed Housing Available | Yes | |
Housing for Students with Disabilities | No | |
Percentage of Students Living On-Campus | –– | 75% |
Spots Available in On-Campus Housing | –– | 240 |
Number of Students Living On-Campus | –– | 136 |
Percentage of Students Living Off-Campus | –– | 21% |
The Jewish Theological Seminary offers housing for students. First year students are guaranteed on-campus housing.
The majority of The Jewish Theological Seminary students live on campus. In 2022, 75% of undergrads at The Jewish Theological Seminary lived in some kind of on-campus housing and 21% of students lived off-campus or commuted to The Jewish Theological Seminary. There are 240 spots available in on-campus housing for all 133 undergraduates. In the 2021-2022 school year, 136 students chose to live on-campus. On the weekends, about 70% students stay on-campus. First year students are not allowed to park a car on campus.
The Jewish Theological Seminary offers coed housing.
The Jewish Theological Seminary does not have any athletic programs or the school has not reported any information on their athletic teams.
College is like a home away from home. Whether you're walking to class or coming back from late-night studying (or partying!), it's important to feel safe on campus.
The Jewish Theological Seminary is patroled 24 hours a day by trained security. The The Jewish Theological Seminary campus has emergency telephones or alarms for students to use anytime of day or night.
The Jewish Theological Seminary offers late-night transportation or safety escorts for students. Campus housing is secure and dorms can only be accessed with secure key cards.
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Women42%
Men94%
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Part Time19%
In State81%
Out-of-State80%
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Non-Resident / International Students
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