Masor School FAQs
Admissions
Do I need to be Jewish to apply?
No. Students of all backgrounds are welcome. Coursework engages Jewish tradition and values while preparing leaders to serve diverse communities.
What are the admission requirements?
Find all admissions details on our admissions page here.
Degree Programs
How long do the programs take to complete?
- BA: Approximately 6 semesters
- MA: Approximately 5 semesters
- EdD: Approximately 8 semesters
Tuition and Financial Aid
Are scholarships available?
Yes. Scholarships and financial aid options are available for qualified applicants. Our admissions team will guide you through the process.
Online Format & Flexibility
Are Masor School degrees fully online?
Yes. Our degrees are delivered online through a blend of live synchronous classes and asynchronous coursework to make our programs as flexible and accessible as possible, .
Are there in-person requirements?
Yes. Doctoral students in the EdD programs must attend a five-day, in-person intensive in Los Angeles during their first year.
Can I work full-time while enrolled?
Yes. Our online BA, MA, and EdD programs are designed for professionals balancing careers, family, and advanced study.
Support & Accreditation
Is the Masor School accredited?
Yes. American Jewish University is an accredited institution of higher education.
Will I receive mentorship and support?
Yes. Students benefit from close faculty access, a low student-to-faculty ratio, and a strong cohort network that extends well beyond graduation.
Career Impact
Can I focus my dissertation on my current organization?
Often, yes. Several of our doctorate programs offer the option to complete an “applied dissertation,” which can be focused on your current organization.
Ready to Learn More?
If you’re ready to advance your career in Jewish education or communal leadership, connect with our admissions team to explore your next step.