Is Keser Torah-Mayan Hatalmud Worth It?

Keser Torah-Mayan Hatalmud costs about $9,706 a year net, which is low for a private four-year school. But the financial picture here is hard to judge because the data has real gaps. There are no bachelor-level program earnings listed, so there is no way to tell you what any specific major pays after you graduate. That absence matters, and you should treat it as a warning: if a school can't or doesn't report post-graduation salaries, you are making a financial bet without the numbers to back it.

The 33.30% graduation rate is the biggest risk here. Two out of three students who enroll do not finish on the measured timeline. Even at a low net price, paying for years that don't end in a degree is money spent with nothing to show for it. The 91.67% retention rate points the other way , most students come back for a second year , so the gap between staying and finishing is where your attention should go. Ask directly why so many who return still don't graduate.

On price, the single net-price tier tells you families in the $48k-$75k range pay the same $9,706 as everyone else the data shows. There is no visible income scaling, so lower-income families should not assume aid drops the cost further than this figure.

This school fits you if its specific religious and academic program is what you want and you are confident you'll be in the third that graduates. If you are choosing mainly on financial return, look elsewhere , without any program salary data, the low price is the only concrete number, and price alone doesn't tell you whether the degree pays off.