Lev Academic Center ( JCT ) Reviews

Great place, personal attitude to excellent students and guys

The best place for someone who wants to have a religious jewish environment, and learn for a degree in computer programming, electronics, etc.

Want a place to study it! I study nursing ("nurses") and am very satisfied! Equal! At the Lev Institute, only men are studied and the Tal Institute only women

A good academic institution. Combining Torah Studies and Science Studies.

The Lev Institute has a variety of study programs, such as a preparatory course for academia, a military reserve and, of course, degree studies.
The institute has a beit midrash which requires students to attend in the mornings, but there are students who are entitled to 'exempt a beit midrash' due to their past as yeshiva and age students.
During the Corona period, studies through the Zoom app and through the excellent website that the institute operates (do a 'heart model' search)

Good luck to everyone!

A tough combination of Torah and academic education

Great place, high quality sand studies, holy in the holy place there is always something to upload but definitely an appropriate place for study

Very nice campus for attending events. Parking is downhill and you need to walk up a steep incline.

The best place in the land for the religious in complete separation

If one day I find myself in this place, I will not be surprised. A lofty and beautiful place.

High quality Engineering studies with Torah Study. Primarily BA & BSc, also MSc in certain fields of study.

There are pros and there are cons, check well before

The natural place for Torah boys who want to study for a degree.
Anyone interested can combine with the degree a beit midrash style study track. (There are various study groups there, so that the beit midrash is suitable for both national and ultra-Orthodox, beginners in study and yeshiva graduates)

A tailored learning experience. Amazing faculty, human and family, professional lecturers

University of the religious in gender segregation. Social sciences and natural sciences are partial. Humanities do not exist. It is compulsory to attend the religious studies seminary, as part of a Zionist degree.

A student on a heart campus.
Overall a high level and a very efficient association, there is something to improve. A little sucks that there is a religious study, not for everyone

It is the best place in the world and there is also excellent high school seating I personally recommend coming

Great place with a wonderful company, just a pity that compulsory education is a must and not a choice.

I work here, the institution for over 50 years has been giving service to the religious Jewish community who is interested in higher education and a religious lifestyle.