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Telshe Yeshiva-Chicago

Chicago, ILQuad's selectivityOpen
Known forIntimate campusLow average cost
WebsiteAdmissionsFinancial aid

Admissions · Fall 2024

10 in 10 applicants admitted

Telshe Yeshiva-Chicago admits about 10 in 10 applicants (100%). That puts it in the "Open" tier, more selective than 1% of the 1,547 colleges that report admissions.

100%

100%

acceptance rateQuad's selectivityOpen

Applied

24

Admitted

24

Yield

100%

of admits enroll

Applications 21 → 24 since fall 2015 · admit rate 100% → 100%Over time

Getting in, in detail: funnel, what they look at, your scores

Students

Who's on campus

A small campus of 78 undergrads, where 35% receive Pell Grants, a typical share compared to other colleges.

78

undergrads · larger than 6% of colleges

Diversity index

0.00

Pell Grant

35%

about the median

Large city
Undergrads +16% since fall 2014Over time

Students and campus life in detail

Academics

Majors and faculty

The most popular major is Talmudic Studies (100% of graduates). 15 students for every faculty member, more than at 66% of colleges. 89% of faculty are full-time. Spends $22,019 a year on instruction per student.

15 to 1

students per faculty member · more than at 66% of colleges

Most popular major

Talmudic Studies

100% of 2024–25 graduates

Full-time faculty

89%

of faculty

Instruction spending

$22K

per student a year

All majors with search, earnings by major, and faculty

Cost & aid · 2023–24

What it costs

In 2023–24, the average first-year paid an estimated $12,854 in total (tuition, housing, food, books and other costs, after grants), $11.4K less than the national median. The 89% who received grants paid $11,548 on average; the other 11% paid the full sticker price of $23,300.

45%

$12.9K

average total cost per year, all first-years, after grants (est.) · $11.4K below the national median

$0$110K$400K+
Full price
$23,300 a year
tuition, housing, food, books, and other costs
Need-based aid
Published data end at $110K
use the college's net price calculator for higher incomes
Merit aid
67% · avg $10K
of first-years got a grant without federal aid (a proxy: at most colleges that's merit aid)
Aid generosity

Generous

grants cover 45% of full price

Federal loans

0%

of undergrads · national median 45%

Your price

Net price calculator

the college's own

Financial aid

Financial aid office

Prices, who gets aid, and borrowing in detail

Outcomes

What it pays

10% graduate within six years.

10%

10%

graduate within six years · national median 59%

Retention

89%

come back for year two

Graduation rate 24% → 0% since the class that entered fall 2008Over time

Earnings, finishing, 8-year outcomes, by group

Over time · since 2013–14

How it's changed

  • Applications

    21 → 24

  • Selectivity

    100% → 100%

  • Diversity

    Reported

Every series, year by year

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Sources for this overviewEvery dataset and year behind the numbers on this profile; tap any ⓘ for one number's source

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IPEDS unit ID 149329 · Data retrieved 2026-10-12. Tap any ⓘ to see where that number came from and what year it describes. National ranks and medians include every 4-year college that reports the measure. How we source and calculate everything