Siegal College is Cleveland’s higher education resource for classical Jewish learning and modern scholarship. This institution offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees. The College provides a nondenominational environment for people of diverse backgrounds to explore Jewish life - past, present, and future. Siegal College offers programs in education, Jewish studies, and Hebrew.

Admissions
Siegal College does not discriminate against applicants, employees, or students on the basis of religion, race, color, national origin, sex, age or handicap. Students accepted into any degree program must begin academic study within one year from the date of the acceptance letter. After one year, the complete application process must be repeated. The College operates with a rolling admissions policy.
All application inquiries should be directed to Ruth Kronick, Director of Student Services.

Financial Aid
United States and Canadian citizens and permanent residents may apply for Siegal College financial aid. Siegal College provides the students with a variety of available financial aid options. The process of determining who receives limited financial aid resources is structured so the distribution of funds is as equitable as possible to meet the needs of students, while meeting the criteria of Siegal College, and other sources that provide funding for student aid programs.  Siegal College also awards a limited number of merit based fellowships and scholarships.