About College/Post-College Program
A gateway into the breadth and depth of Torah learning—designed for college and post-college students ready for serious engagement.
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Designed for You
Orayta’s College and Post-College Program brings serious Torah learning to a new stage of life. Designed for motivated students who didn’t spend a gap year in yeshiva—it’s immersive, challenging, and built for growth. Whether you come from a traditional background or are just beginning to explore, we invite you to join our vibrant Religious Zionist yeshiva in the heart of Jerusalem’s Old City.
Flexible Options
Combine intensive yeshiva study from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with an evening job, internship, or study abroad program—or fully immerse yourself in three daily sedarim of learning. Join us for a semester or a full year. We’ll work with you to craft a schedule that aligns with your goals.
A Holistic Curriculum
Our day begins and ends with the bread-and-butter of a traditional yeshiva experience: Gemara. Our classes aim to equip you with the tools to encounter the texts from the inside and to develop as an independent learner. Afternoon classes in machshava (Jewish philosophy), Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), halakha (Jewish law), and more open windows into the broader world of Torah—and connect you with the passionate, eclectic educators who embody Orayta’s approach. See more.

Beyond the Beit Midrash
Experience Israel through unique trips and hikes created for the college and post-college cohort. Step back and reflect on meaningful retreats. Celebrate Shabbatot and chagim with your peers and as part of the broader Yeshiva community.
Learn More
Check out our FAQs for more information. With additional questions, please reach out to us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. And if you’re ready to apply, fill out our application here. Applications considered on a rolling basis.
