Yeshivat Hadar Morning Learning Program Application 2022-2023

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Short Answer Section

1) Please describe the most relevant aspects of your Jewish background as they relate to your decision to apply to Yeshivat Hadar. (600 words or less)

2) What excites you most about learning at Yeshivat Hadar? Why do you want to pursue this learning commitment now? If you have any hesitations, what are they? (600 words or less)

3) Mornings at Yeshivat Hadar are structured into two parallel tracks. Which track are you interested in applying for?

Bikkurim: A Survey of Jewish Text and Practice–Bikkurim is designed as a first-time immersive learning experience, with a varied curriculum focused on the Five Books of the Torah, Mishnah, Tefillah and practical Jewish Law.Gemara B’Iyyun is designed for learners with prior experience, focusing on Talmud and its commentaries.

4) Please check the periods of time for which you are interested in participating in the Morning Learning Program:

Elul Term/Zman Elul: September 7th-30th, 2022

Fall Term/Zman Stav: October 24th-December 16th, 2022

Winter Term/Zman Horef: January 17th-March 24th, 2023

5) Tell us a bit more about your current interests and pursuits. Are there specific projects you plan to work on or pursue outside of the yeshiva environment during afternoons and evenings? Do you have learning goals for yourself beyond what you hope to accomplish in the Morning Learning Program? (600 words or less)

Recommendation Letter

Please provide the name of someone who will fill out a recommendation form and speak to your skills and maturity on an intellectual, emotional, and social level. (They need not be from a Jewish context.) Recommenders should submit their recommendations using this form.

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Additional Reference

Please provide an additional name of a reference who can speak to your skills and maturity on an intellectual, emotional, and social level. (They need not be from a Jewish context.)

Hadar faculty will reach out directly to references. They should not write a recommendation letter.

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