Real Life Israel | Israel Immersion Program
Tuition, Grants & Scholarships
Real Life Israel Spring 2011 will run from February 1, 2011 - June 30, 2011. See our program calendar.
Tuition for Spring 2011
Apply early, get Masa grants and tuition can be as low as $1400!
Tuition for the Spring program is modular, depending upon when you apply and pay your deposit. Sign up early and enjoy signficant savings. [Note: Tuition for Fall 2011 has not yet been set. Contact us for more details.]
Grants, Scholarships & Funding Your Participation
You can already apply for your $3000 universal MASA grant. Many of our participants have received an additional $1500 from MASA since they qualify as "independents." See details in the "Needs Based" section below.
REMEMBER: Jewish Federations, synagogues (brotherhood/sisterhood) and other organizations often have funds earmarked for usage by young adults traveling to Israel. Motivated participants have received additonal funding ranging from $500 to $1750 by appealing to Jewish organizations and federations and even family and friends. Learn more about funding your trip.
Apply early, get Masa grants and tuition can be as low as $1400!
Tuition for the Spring program is modular, depending upon when you apply and pay your deposit. Sign up early and enjoy signficant savings. [Note: Tuition for Fall 2011 has not yet been set. Contact us for more details.]
| Pay Your Refundable Deposit | Your Tuition |
| By August 31, 2010 | $5900 |
| During September 2010 | $6150 |
| From October 1, 2010 | $6350 |
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Tuition is before MASA grants and is based on sharing a room in our apartments. Single rooms are available for an additional $1250. Contact us for pricing if you have your own housing. Excludes flights. |
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Grants, Scholarships & Funding Your Participation
You can already apply for your $3000 universal MASA grant. Many of our participants have received an additional $1500 from MASA since they qualify as "independents." See details in the "Needs Based" section below.
REMEMBER: Jewish Federations, synagogues (brotherhood/sisterhood) and other organizations often have funds earmarked for usage by young adults traveling to Israel. Motivated participants have received additonal funding ranging from $500 to $1750 by appealing to Jewish organizations and federations and even family and friends. Learn more about funding your trip.
Tuition includes: Hebrew Ulpan, professional internships, program activities, housing throughout the program, room/board at seminars and more. See What You Get.
Particpants are responsible for their flight to Israel. Participants wishing to have their own room in the apartment can do so for a single supplement charge of $1250 which will be added to your tuition.
MASA Israel Journey Grants
Real Life Israel participants can receive substantial grants and financial aid from the MASA Israel Journey initiative.
Participants 21 and over from North America are eligible for a $3000 universal grant.
Participants from other countries may be eligible for even more generous grants.
Participants 21 and over from North America are eligible for a $3000 universal grant.
Participants from other countries may be eligible for even more generous grants.
MASA Needs Based Scholarships
Additional needs based funding of up to $3000 is available for qualified post-college participants. See the basic list of conditions needed to qualify for additional funds. Check out the MASA Scholarship Calculator to see what you are likely to receive. In the past many of our participants have received a total of $4500 from MASA alone!
Check list if you are Independent:
Additional needs based funding of up to $3000 is available for qualified post-college participants. See the basic list of conditions needed to qualify for additional funds. Check out the MASA Scholarship Calculator to see what you are likely to receive. In the past many of our participants have received a total of $4500 from MASA alone!
Check list if you are Independent:
- You are financially independent and are not claimed as a dependent by parents/guardians for tax purposes
- You can present a notarized letter from parents confirming your independence.
- You have an income of $45,000 or less per year
- You can demonstrate your status by showing a house lease with your name on it for at least 6 months.
If you are a dependent:
- You can demonstrate that my family's annual income does not exceed $22,500 per person
Additional Scholarship Assistance