GRE Test

We will practice effective strategies with you so that on interview day, you feel very confident! Even though you won’t be the one asking the questions, it is entirely in your power to control the answers.

Standards of content and form vary not only across languages, but across cultures. We can help you express your accomplishments in a manner that will impress your English-speaking audience.

You can take the IELTS exam as many times as you wish. If you have a query regarding your score you can apply to the British Council Enquiry on Results Service to have your test re-marked (you can find instructions on how to do this within your test-taker portal on the IELTS website). This must be done within six weeks of the test date. You can choose which sections of the test you want to have re-marked. The Enquiry on Results Service can take up to eight weeks to complete.

You’ll be able to preview your results online 13 days after the test date for IELTS on paper and 3 to 5 calendar days after IELTS on computer. You will not be able to obtain your results over the phone, by email or by fax.

The IELTS exam in Israel takes place 2-3 times every week. You can find exact dates at ielts.org when you click “book a test” and select Israel as the country.

The IELTS exam is valid for two years.

Yes, Yeda Plus has classes and private tutoring for the IELTS exam in our office in Ramat Gan.

You can register for the IELTS exam on the website of the British Council at: http://www.britishcouncil.org.il/en

The score on the exam is graded on a scale of 1-9 grades, with a score of 1 representing a complete lack of knowledge of the language, and a score of 9 representing knowledge of English at the level of a mother tongue.

The first is the academic IELTS Israel – used by applicants for universities and vocational institutions, and the second is general IELTS Israel – used for immigration purposes.

The purpose of the IELTS test is to evaluate the candidates’ knowledge and understanding of the English language in four key areas of the language – listening comprehension, reading comprehension, writing and speaking.

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is the world’s most popular English language test. More than 3 million IELTS tests were taken last year.

Our teachers have many years of experience in preparing students for the IELTS exam. Some have even served as administrators of the exam, so they are familiar firsthand with its content and structure.

Our IELTS courses will significantly improve your abilities in all the areas that the test examines: reading comprehension, listening comprehension, speaking and writing, all by strengthening your current foundation in English.

In our IELTS courses at Yeda Plus, we provide the IELTS Israel preparation books. The IELTS books we teach with are the official books of the companies that produce the test.

Yes, we can arrange private lessons for you with our teachers in person or by zoom.

Our IELTS courses include preparation for the exam and are based on strategies and techniques to help our students maximize their abilities on the IELTS exam.

Yes, absolutely. Yeda Plus is recognized by the Ministry of Education and therefore you can pay for the IELTS courses using the Pikadon funds of the military service or the national service. For more information, please call us at 077-8038533.

Our IELTS courses are held in the middle of the week (once a week in the evening). Classes are held in the Ramat Gan center and on Zoom, and new IELTS courses open every two months. Our course includes 24 hours of in-depth preparation and consists of 6 lessons, with each lesson being 4 hours.

The Yeda Plus IELTS courses take place in our center in Ramat Gan, 3 minutes’ walk from Savidor Merkaz train station, and on Zoom.

Test takers register to take the TOEFL iBT on the computer- either at a test center or at home (Home Edition).
If you’d like to take the test at home, please verify that you meet the requirements and that your institution accepts the TOEFL iBT Home Edition before signing up.
Read more here: https://www.ets.org/toefl/test-takers/ibt/about/testing-options.html

Yeda Plus TOEFL iBT test courses are taught in Ramat Gan as well as on Zoom, and open every other month.

Yes, private tutoring can be arranged for the TOEFL test in-person or on Zoom- contact us for more information!

Yes, there are many universities in these countries that have programs in English and the TOEFL test is a verification of English knowledge. The TOEFL test is also valid in Denmark, Norway, Australia & Canadian universities, and in other countries as well- check with your institution for specific information.

Yes, Yeda Plus accepts the “Pikadon” funds from Army or “Sherut Leumi” service. You can use this to pay for your courses.
Call us at 077-803-8533 for details. You may also view our website at www.yedaplus.co.il.

No, the SAT test is given in Israel on a Sunday.

When you register for the test on the computer at the College Board website with an Israeli home address and sign up for a test to be administered in Israel, you will be automatically be assigned a Sunday test date. More information on the SAT test is available at www.yedaplus.co.il or at www.collegeboard.org

In the past there was an option to join the waiting list- this is not currently being offered. If the waiting list comes back, it will be announced on the College Board website, collegeboard.org.

SAT test dates change from year to year but generally one must register approximately one and half months in advance. It is possible to register later by paying a late fee. Call us for more details 077-803-8533 or check collegeboard.org for specific information.

SAT test dates change from year to year. For more information check the College Board website, collegeboard.org, or call us at 077-803-8533 (from out of Israel call 03-624-3107).

Yeda Plus offers a variety of SAT test programs depending on the student’s individual needs. Please contact us for details at 077-803-8533 or send us a Whatsapp at +972-50-321-7429.

Yes, Yeda Plus offers SAT courses in Jerusalem specifically for this purpose. The SAT course schedule can be found at the Yeda Plus web site www.yedaplus.co.il. The SAT exam can be taken in Jerusalem 4 times a year.

Yeda Plus SAT test courses are taught in Ramat Gan and on Zoom.

Yes, private tutoring can be arranged for the SAT test in-person and by Zoom.

Yes, they do. Please call us at 077-803-8533 for more details

It is possible to register via computer in Israel for Sunday administration of the SAT test even if it is the first time the test is being taken!

You can check your scores at www.collegeboard.org 13 days after the SAT test date. In some cases you may need to wait an extra week.

This depends on the school. Generally it is between 5 to 8 years. Contact us at 077-803-8533 for more details. You can also check www.collegeboard.com

Contact us at [email protected] or call 077-803-8533 for this information. This information is also listed on the College Board website (collegeboard.org).

Generally, the SAT test prices are $101. However, depending on the year, this may change and it is important to double check.

Yes, Yeda Plus accepts the “Pikadon” funds from Army or “Sherut Leumi” service. You can use this to pay for your courses.
Call us at 077-803-8533 for details. You may also view our website at www.yedaplus.co.il

Yeda Plus has free diagnostics for the SAT test in our offices.
A free SAT practice test is also available at www.collegeboard.org

Information about the course:

Biochemistry GRE test is the test required as a condition of four-year medical program at Tel Aviv University and Bar Ilan University (branch Safed). The test consists of a large wishes default English subjects biochemistry, cell biology, molecular biology and genetics. To pass the test, has to demonstrate problem-solving skills and extensive knowledge of the test.

The test consists of 180 questions and is the editor of 170 minutes. There are three parts to the test: multiple choice questions, questions, questions about concepts and scientific texts. In this test, get points for correct answers but down points for wrong answers.

Our center prepares candidates for programs in medicine and graduate of elite universities in the United States, Canada and Europe, and in recent years towards the registration process for programs in medicine in Israel. Many years of experience of knowledge Flus- MBA Center in preparation for this test led us to be the most professional center in the country. We have many simulation tests and reconstructions of many tests in recent years as well as material wealth, beyond what exists centers competitors recently opened due to the high demand for these programs. our teachers are first class! beyond their experts in science education, they have learned over the years to test and develop learning strategies and solutions. we continue to review at any time to study the test and being made in how we manage to crack the method of solving this test and deliver the tools our students. this test is the most difficult entry barrier you have to deal with.

GRE preparation course Biochemistry Biochemistry of Idaflus gives you the advantage you need over the other candidates, and bring you to the program that works for you. Benefits of Idaflus are small classes (12 students) excellent teachers (PhD in biochemistry), many simulations and tests reconstruction study abroad counseling by our expert staff. Exam preparation book we use is the best book currently preparing for this exam.

Help you to choose the most appropriate study program.

30% of the course is based on the practice exam itself! Contact us now for a free consultation! We will assist you in evaluating your chances of being accepted degree of your choice.

Information on the exam:
GRE subject exam in psychology is that many established higher education in the US and the UK require as a condition for admission to a master’s degree or doctorate. Other institutions recommend that it be examined in order to improve the chances of acceptance to the university.

Part of the registration centers have a basic formula for the average full-nominated candidate undergraduate grades (GPA), score the GRE General Test and the Subject Test score GRE Psychology basic criteria for acceptance institution. So, that if you do not have a high average score undergraduate studies, or the GRE General Test, you have a chance to make up for it if you get a good score in GRE subject test in psychology and thus pass the initial reception cut. Only if the cut-off switch initial reception, registration center will read the rest of the materials you sent that is, your recommendations and personal connection. Typically, universities receive between 50-600 requests each year, so it is very important to go through the initial incision.

You can audition the GRE subject test in psychology three times a year. Exam duration is two hours and 50 minutes while the examinee is asked to answer the great questions default 205, cost 5 possible answers. Exam tests the examinee’s knowledge and understanding of the principles and theories in psychology. Exam is divided into three parts:

Developmental psychology, personality, abnormalities, clinical and social-43% of the questions in the exam.
Sensory perception, physiological, learning and cognition 40% of the questions
Statistics and research methods, tests and measurements and the history of Hfsichology- 17% of the questions
The student will receive three scores: overall test scores, test results on questions related sub Social Psychology and the results of the test with questions related sub statistics and research methods. However, the test questions are divided into chapters though scattered throughout the test.

Exam is a very high level here, but based on the lessons learned mostly during BA in Psychology. Candidates who did not study psychology undergraduate preparation needed to succeed in this respect.

Information on Preparation:
Knowledge plus preparation for the GRE test in psychology is through private lessons with Dr. Rick Berg, professor of psychology. The student learns lessons exam success strategies and get all the material they study for the test. The lessons are conducted by student comfort in the morning or in the evening. The book from which we teach is the official book of the Center produces the exam:

Please feel free to call 077-803-8533 to get more information and details. Vice President of Knowledge Plus, Mrs. Shirley Blovsten Levy, is a social psychologist, a graduate of Tel Aviv University, will give you advice and guidance about the most effective study for the exam.

Yes, it is possible. GRE tests in psychology and biochemistry exist in Israel three times a year – in April, October-November. For details on the subject, please contact the Center Idaflus, phone 077-803-8533.
Idaflus center also can get advice on the subject received a master’s degree in psychology and a doctorate. We can consult with instructors and curricula to Apply for graduate studies in psychology (especially clinical psychology). Staff and our consultants, psychologists training and guidance to you in the application process for graduate studies in Israel, the United States and Canada. Please contact us by phone 077-803-8533 for details and to schedule an appointment.

For details on the subject, please Sign www.gre.org or call center Idaflus, phone 077-803-8533.

Yeda Plus preparation courses for the GRE test take place in Ramat Gan and on Zoom.

Yes, you can arrange private lessons in the Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem area.

Zionists are two to three weeks after the test, or to six weeks if filing the handwritten connection. Academic institutions requested to move to the Zionists – can receive them electronically.

Yes, definitely. Idaflus center can pay by deposit money of military service or national service. For details, please call us 077-803-8533.

You can access a free practice test for GRE offices of Idaflus Tel Aviv, or download the free on-site tests www.gre.org.

The unofficial scores will receive immediately. After connecting score given, official scores will be sent to you and the four academic institutions you’ve chosen.

GRE tests take place at Ramat Gan College (Pinhas Rutenberg 87) several times a month. Additional information about signing up and test procedures can be found on www.gre.org.
You must wait for the next calendar month again to access the GRE test! The tests prices may vary. For more information about registration and prices, please call us 077-803-8533 or log in to our website – www.yedaplus.co.il

The TOEFL exam and the GRE exam are both administered by ETS (Educational Testing Service) worldwide- you can find out more here: TOEFL- https://www.ets.org/toefl.html GRE  https://www.ets.org/gre.html

The GMAT exam is administered worldwide by GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council)- find out more here: https://www.mba.com/exams/gmat-exam

Good news- since the GMAT Focus edition was introduced in 2023, there is no longer an Analytical Writing section on the GMAT test!
If such a section returns we will offer dedicated instruction for it in the future.

Yes, Yeda Plus accepts the “Pikadon” funds from Army or “Sherut Leumi” service. You can use this to pay for your courses.
Call us at 077-803-8533 for details. You may also view our website at www.yedaplus.co.il

You can find free test simulations at mba.com.
Students in our GMAT course receive access to additional simulations and question banks for more details,
contact us at 077-803-8533 or Whatsapp 050-321-7429

Immediately after finishing the test you will see your unofficial results displayed on the screen.
You will be sent an official score report to your mba.com account 3-5 days after your test (check your email to be informed when your scores are ready).
Once you receive the official score report you have 48 hours to send up to 5 score reports for free to the schools of your choice through your mba.com account.
After that, you can choose to send additional score reports for a fee.
For more information about the GMAT in Israel, call us at 077-803-8533 or send us a whatsapp 050-321-7429

For parents and students, regarding accommodations

Some important points to consider when deciding whether to bring in a child for evaluation or to undergo evaluation yourself:

· Just because someone reads or processes information slowly or occasionally makes careless mistakes, he or she is not necessarily learning-disabled or has a serious attention deficit, according to the DSM-IV – the manual of the American Psychiatric Association – or to the Americans for Disabilities Act. Diagnosed disabilities must meet DSM and ADA criteria for ADHD, reading disability, writing disability or learning disorder, not otherwise specified, to get accommodations.

· Accommodations can be granted for impairment due to medical conditions like diabetes, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, orthopedic problems or psychiatric disorders like bipolar illness or others. If you are on medication that induces fatigue or restlessness, that may qualify too. Psychological disorders such as depression or anxiety also can qualify if they impair functioning and the individual has been in therapy prior to the evaluation.

· The results of an evaluation may surprise you. Going into an assessment, you may think that your functioning is very impaired, but your test scores may show that you’re not as limited as you think. In addition, because testing techniques have improved, and some evaluations are more comprehensive than others, a more recent evaluation may generate conclusions different from those shown in previous evaluations. For example, someone who thinks he has a reading disability sometimes is found to have an attention deficit, while someone who thinks she’s ADD may actually have an anxiety disorder.

· Undergoing an evaluation does not mean you have purchased accommodations. The difficulties presented must qualify as a disability per the above criteria.

· If you have a medical, psychiatric or neurological disorders, like ADHD, you will need to submit the evaluation with a letter from your doctor attesting to your problem.

· Documentation must be submitted six weeks in advance, so don’t wait till the last minute to come for an evaluation.

· These evaluations can take much longer and are more extensive than school-related evaluations. One reason for this is that testing boards require an extensive and detailed personal history. Take this into account when you decide when to schedule an evaluation.

The above information was provided courtesy of Dr. Tova Elberg who may be contacted through http://www.tovaelberg.com/

Typical Computer-Based GRE® General Test
Section
Number of Questions
Time
Analytical Writing 1 Issue Task* 45 minutes
Analytical Writing 1 Argument Task* 30 minutes
Verbal 30, 30 minutes
Quantitative 28, 45 minutes
Pretest** Varies Varies
Research*** Varies Varies
* For the Issue task, two essay topics are presented and you choose one. The Argument task does not present a choice of topics; instead one topic is presented.
** An unidentified verbal or quantitative pretest section may be included and may appear in any order after the analytical writing section. It is not counted as part of your score.
*** An identified research section that is not scored may be included, and it is always at the end of the test.

5) Total Score Range Comparison-Old Paper Based TOEFL test vs. New Computer Based TOEFL test
TOEFL Paper Based 440-457 = TOEFL Computer Based 123-137
TOEFL Paper Based 460-477 = TOEFL Computer Based 140-153
TOEFL Paper Based 480-497 = TOEFL Computer Based 157-170
TOEFL Paper Based 500-517 = TOEFL Computer Based 173-187
TOEFL Paper Based 520-537 = TOEFL Computer Based 190-203
TOEFL Paper Based 540-557 = TOEFL Computer Based 207-220
TOEFL Paper Based 560-577 = TOEFL Computer Based 220-233
TOEFL Paper Based 580-597 = TOEFL Computer Based 237-251
TOEFL Paper Based 600-617 = TOEFL Computer Based 254-267
TOEFL Paper Based 620-637 = TOEFL Computer Based 270-283
TOEFL Paper Based 660-677 = TOEFL Computer Based 287-300

The requirements for SAT Subject tests vary from University to University. For example, Stanford University requires SAT 2 Math Level 2 and any second SAT 2 subject test. Columbia University requires any two SAT 2 subject tests. Yale University requires any three of the SAT 2 subject tests. Some Universities have different requirements for International Students. Please contact Yeda Plus at [email protected] for specific requirements.

IDC requires an SAT math score of 600 for admission to their Businesses program. An SAT score of 650 on the Math portion of the SAT will exempt you from the preparatory program and exam.

IDC Herzliya requires TOEFL scores of 80 iBT or 213 on the CBT. This depends on the particular program you are applying to. It is also possible to substitute SAT Verbal scores for the TOEFL in certain cases.

The TOEFL PBT exam has been discontinued worldwide and replaced by the TOEFL iBT. You can take the TOEFL iBT on the computer at a test center or at home (TOEFL iBT Home Edition). At this time, a paper-based option is not offered in Israel. Check ets.org/toefl to learn more about test center and home-based exams.

Yeda Plus has the Official Guide for the TOEFL, SAT and GRE available in Israel. Please contact us at 077-803-8533 or at [email protected] to obtain copies at our Tel Aviv office or have them delivered to you.
We also have various CD’s for the TOEFL iBT exam in Tel Aviv.

Begin your search of possible U.S. colleges or universities, keeping in mind your desired field of study, size and location of school, and level of religious observance. Utilize:
Web resources
Reference books
College/University websites
Yeda Plus Counselors
Establish a list of 10-12 prospective schools
Prepare for and take the TOEFL and SAT.

12-14 months before U.S. study (June-August)

Request application forms and information from prospective schools, or access this information and the necessary forms online.
Narrow your choices to one or two institutions that you would like to attend but that may not accept you (“reach schools”), one or two which you feel would accept you, and one or two where you are quite certain to gain admission (“safety schools”).
Identify two or three teachers or other people who know (e.g. Army commander, former employer) you well and ask them to write references for you. Provide them with a summary of your academic/extracurricular background and tell them which aspects you want them to address.
Ask the schools you have attended to prepare your transcripts. Any copies of the transcript you submit to a university must be certified with the official seal of the school that issued it, or certified by another authorized official. Transcripts must be translated into English, and the translation must also be certified (notarized) Yeda Plus provides this service. The schools send the original and the student sends the notarized and translated copy.
Obtain a copy of your Bagrut and have it translated and notarized.
If your previous TOEFL or other exam scores were not satisfactory, take the test again.
Take SAT II subject tests (not all schools require these, it is important to research what is specifically required or recommended for international students). Not every school will accept Hebrew as a language SAT II if it is your native language.

11 months before U.S. study (September)
Review the applications you have received and note the deadlines for each institution.
Consider benefits of early admission/decision options and corresponding deadlines.
Note requirements for need-based and merit-based financial aid and submit related information.
Begin exploring external scholarship resources. Apply well in advance of deadlines. Yeda Plus can assist with this
Write your application essays and statement of purpose. Have these checked for content and clarity. Yeda Plus provides this service

10 months before U.S. study (October)

Type or fill in the original applications by hand. Online is cleaner and easier to make changes, but you should do what you feel most comfortable with. If you have beautiful calligraphy, this may impress someone!
Make a checklist of the items required for submission with each application. These may very slightly from one college to the next, but they usually include:
The nonrefundable application fee; usually a dollar check that can be cashed at a bank in the United States.
Required financial statements, such as notarized financial forms from the institution, bank letters, etc.
The completed application form.
Your essay or statement of purpose.
Some Schools require “supplements’ particularly in the arts, this may include a portfolio of your work
Keep copies of the completed applications and essays, and mail the originals to the institutions in the United States. Observe the deadlines!
Make sure your recommendations and school transcripts have been sent. Since the recommendations need to be sent by the recommender and the original transcripts by this school, it is very important to follow up with this.
Check to make certain that you have requested that your test results for the TOEFL, SAT, and SAT II exams have been sent to each of the universities you have applied.
Retake SAT if necessary.

Wait to hear from the institutions which you have applied:
Upon receipt of your completed application, the university or college will probably begin a correspondence with you. Some institutions may request more information or resubmission of something you have already sent. Unless there is some delay with your application, you should expect a decision by April or May.

3 months before U.S. study (May/June)

· Get a visa application form from the U.S. embassy or consulate nearest you. When you apply for a visa, the consular officer may want to see the following:
o An I-20 or IAP-66 from an accredited college or university.
o Original documents evidencing your educational credentials for the previous four years.
o The scores of tests you have taken, such as the TOEFL and SAT exams.
o Financial documents
· Consider and obtain health insurance packages. Yeda Plus recommends “The Health Embassy” They are able to give comparison of coverage to any American University

Plans for the Revised GRE® General Test Cancelled
Contact: Tom Ewing | (609) 683-2899 | [email protected]
Princeton, N.J. (April 2, 2007) — ETS has cancelled plans to launch the revised Graduate Record Examinations® (GRE®) General Test. The decision was made in consultation with the Executive Committee of the GRE Board.

While ETS and the Board remain committed to improving the test, on balance, GRE officials said they believe problems guaranteeing complete access to the new Internet-based test outweighed the benefits of immediately moving to the new format.

ETS originally planned to launch the revised GRE General Test worldwide in September. Instead, the company will continue to offer the test worldwide in its current computer-based, continuous testing format. Registrations in India, China and Japan, which had been closed, will be reopened in the near future to accommodate application deadlines. Likewise, registrations for the current GRE General Test will continue elsewhere.

“The decision to cancel the revised GRE General Test best serves the interests of test takers and the graduate institutions that use those scores to make admissions decisions,” says David Payne, Executive Director of the GRE Program at ETS. “After much debate and evaluation, it became clear that the current format offers students more convenient and flexible opportunities to test when and where they choose, while still providing score users with valid predictors of test takers’ preparedness for graduate school study.”

The primary reason for canceling the launch of the revised GRE General Test was test taker access. Plans called for the revised test to be delivered over the new worldwide network of 3,200 Internet-based testing centers. Despite the network’s size, ETS officials did not believe that full access to the General Test for all students could be confidently assured.

“As the launch approached, ETS determined that, despite the aggressive development of our Internet-based testing network, we could not guarantee complete access to all students needing to take the exam” Payne explains. “While the graduate community supports, and in fact helped develop and pilot the revised GRE General Test, they have also stated that they are satisfied with the current GRE General Test, until such time as improvements can be gradually implemented. ETS is being responsive to their best interests.”

ETS officials will work with the GRE Board to implement many of the planned test content improvements in the future without the access issues associated with changing to an entirely new test delivered over a brand new testing network.

Several US universities have separated the college application process in two distinct parts.
A student is evaluated on their academic and personal credentials independently of their need for financial support.
For example, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Columbia and Stanford, amongst others, do not charge tuition to students accepted to the university undergraduate) for families earning less than $40,000 per year and for some of these Colleges the threshold is $60,000 family income for free tuition.
This policy also applies to international students. For more information write to us at [email protected]

Plans for the Revised GRE® General Test Cancelled!
Contact: Tom Ewing | (609) 683-2899 [email protected]

Princeton, N.J. (April 2, 2007) — ETS has cancelled plans to launch the revised Graduate Record Examinations® (GRE®) General Test. The decision was made in consultation with the Executive Committee of the GRE Board.

While ETS and the Board remain committed to improving the test, on balance, GRE officials said they believe problems guaranteeing complete access to the new Internet-based test outweighed the benefits of immediately moving to the new format.

ETS originally planned to launch the revised GRE General Test worldwide in September. Instead, the company will continue to offer the test worldwide in its current computer-based, continuous testing format. Registrations in India, China and Japan, which had been closed, will be reopened in the near future to accommodate application deadlines. Likewise, registrations for the current GRE General Test will continue elsewhere.

“The decision to cancel the revised GRE General Test best serves the interests of test takers and the graduate institutions that use those scores to make admissions decisions,” says David Payne, Executive Director of the GRE Program at ETS. “After much debate and evaluation, it became clear that the current format offers students more convenient and flexible opportunities to test when and where they choose, while still providing score users with valid predictors of test takers’ preparedness for graduate school study.”

The primary reason for cancelling the launch of the revised GRE General Test was test taker access. Plans called for the revised test to be delivered over the new worldwide network of 3,200 Internet-based testing centers. Despite the network’s size, ETS officials did not believe that full access to the General Test for all students could be confidently assured.

“As the launch approached, ETS determined that, despite the aggressive development of our Internet-based testing network, we could not guarantee complete access to all students needing to take the exam” Payne explains. “While the graduate community supports, and in fact helped develop and pilot the revised GRE General Test, they have also stated that they are satisfied with the current GRE General Test, until such time as improvements can be gradually implemented. ETS is being responsive to their best interests.”

ETS officials will work with the GRE Board to implement many of the planned test content improvements in the future without the access issues associated with changing to an entirely new test delivered over a brand new testing network. to www.gre.org for details

Test takers register to take the TOEFL iBT on the computer- either at a test center or at home (Home Edition).
If you’d like to take the test at home, please verify that you meet the requirements and that your institution accepts the TOEFL iBT Home Edition before signing up.
Read more here: https://www.ets.org/toefl/test-takers/ibt/about/testing-options.html

In years when the competition is held, one Arab and one Jewish Israeli are selected for fall entry. A total of six Slifka Scholars in various years of degree study can be enrolled in a given year. The award covers tuition and fees, room and board, and one round-trip ticket each year; the student bears the cost of books and personal expenses. Candidates are interviewed in Israel; they must demonstrate academic achievement, English proficiency and commitment to coexistence efforts in Israel. The Sylvia and Joseph Slifka Israeli Coexistence Scholarship began in 1996 to enable a number of Israeli citizens to study at Brandeis and to enliven the coexistence dialog.

You may take the TOEFL iBT in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan or Haifa- check ets.org for specifics. The TOEFL iBT is the “new” version of the TOEFL test. It is still taken at a testing center, and done on a computer.

Please call the Yeda Plus office at 077-803-8533 for test details and TOEFL course registration

Yeda Plus works with various consultants for Personal Statements and College Essays
Call us at 077-803-8533 or if you are out of Israel call 972-3-696-5699

Yes, the Psychology GRE exam is given in Israel three times a year.
The GRE psychology test is given in April, November and December. Please contact Yeda Plus for more details. Yeda Plus also offers counseling for admission to Psychology MA and PhD programs. Come to our offices to consult directories of programs (Peterson’s) guide to applying to Graduate programs in Psychology (in particular, Clinical). You will also be able to take a diagnostic test to measure your knowledge of the material on the GRE Psychology Subject test.
Our staff and counselors can guide you through the application process for Psychology graduate programs in Israel, USA and Canada. Contact us at 1700-709-907 (in Israel) or 972-3-696-5699 (from abroad).

Yeda Plus is offering a course for the GRE Psychology subject test. This course will be offered in Tel Aviv. In Jerusalem, private lessons may be taken for the GRE Psychology subject test.
Please call 077-803-8533 for details to write to [email protected].

No, all students who apply within the time guidelines are granted permission for practical training. However, the student is responsible for finding a job.

You will have up to 60 days after you complete your degree requirements to leave the USA, You may stay longer if:
1. You begin another degree program. For example if you finish a bachelor’s degree, you may begin a master’s degree program. In this case, you will need to apply for an extension of a new program of study. You may ask your foreign student advisor for assistance
2. You apply for “Practical Training” Again your foreign student advisor will help.

WHAT IS PRACTICAL TRAINING?
This is an opportunity for you to gain employment experience in your profession for a maximum of one year. The work must be directly related to your major field of study and it must be appropriate for your level of education. The work may be full time or part time and may occur anywhere in the ISA. TO be eligible, you must:
1. Have been a full-time student for at least 9 months
2. Submit your application for an “Employment Authorization Document (EAD) no earlier than 90 days before you complete your studies no later than 30 days after you complete your studies.
3. You should check with your foreign student advisor for updated information.

While School is in Session, you may work for a maximum of 20 hours per week on a F-1 visa. During vacation periods you may work full-time (40 hours a week) on an F-1 visa.

Yes, but there are additional requirements that you must fulfill:
1. You must be a full time student in the U.S.A. for at least one academic year (9 months) before requesting permission to work off campus.
2. Both you and the employer must complete certain forms. These forms may be obtained from your foreign student advisor

Yes, some university/colleges offer student employment. No special permission from the INS is necessary for an on-campus job. However, jobs may be limited. Also, the money earned from either an on-campus or off-campus job will not be enough to cover your tuition and living expenses. This money should be considered to be only a small supplement to your other financial resources. THE INS EXPECTS ALL STUDENTS ADMITTED TO US UNIVERSITIES TO HAVE SUFFICIENT FUNDS FOR THEIR EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES.

If you need a longer period of time to complete your studies, a foreign student advisor at you university will help you apply for an extension.

The I-20 indicates the length of time you can stay to finish your course of studies. The US Government takes a generous position towards students who are enrolled full time in a US University/College. You are permitted to stay until your studies are finished.

The foreign student advisor at your university will help you take care of all matters relating to immigration regulations. Lager universities have several foreign student advisors to assist students with immigration questions.

Students on an F-1 visa must follow the regulations of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). According to these regulations, you must:
register for classes at the college/university which issued the I-20
be enrolled as a full-time student while you are in the U.S.A.
follow the required procedures before requesting permission to wok off-campus
request assistance from your foreign student advisor if you wish to transfer from one university/college to another university/college.

An airline flight attendant will ask you to fill out a I-94 (Arrival/Departure Record) in the airplane before you land at the U.S. port of entry. You will present the I-94 form together with your passport to the immigration inspector when you land. The immigration inspector will stamp the I-94 with a”D/S” (duration of status). “D/S/” means that you may stay in the USA until you complete your studies. You should keep the I-94 form and a copy of your valid I-20 with your passport at all times.

The F-1 visa is an entry document only. The visa only needs to be valid at the time you enter the USA. It does not need to be renewed if you stay in the USA. However, you may wish to visit another country on your vacation periods from school. If your visa has expired, ask your foreign student advisor to provide complete information about how to renew your visa. You may then apply for a new visa at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate in the country you are visiting.

You will have to request a new I-20 from your college/university. Many universities will admit you for the next available session, but some universities may have restriction of your being re-admitted

The visa will normally allow you to enter the USA during a period of 30 days before the reporting date shown on the I-20. For example, if the reporting date is January 1st, the visa will permit you to enter the United States any time between December 2nd and January 1st.

Take your I-29 form together with your admission and financial support document to the USA Embassy or Consulate and apply for the F-1 visa. The USA Embassy is in Tel Aviv and the USA Consulate is in Jerusalem.
Please note: THE FORM I-20 DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE ISSUED A F-1 VISA. The local Consular official makes the final decision on whether or not to issue a student visa.

When you are admitted by a college or university, they will send you an immigration form called the I-20. This form indicates your field of study (major) and the length of your studies. as well as the date at which you must arrive to the university/college.
The I-20 form allows the student to apply for a visa known as the F-1 Visa. There is also a form IAP-66 which results in a J-1 student visa, because this is not available to most students information is not given here.

The TEST of SPOKEN ENGLISH – TSE, will be discontinued in Israel and the new TOEFL test will have a spoken part. Please call us at 077-803-8533 for details.

The new TOEFL test, called the TOEFL iBT (internet based test) has been offered in Israel since October 2006. It is no longer possible to take the CBT based TOEFL test in Israel.
Due to scheduling problems with the IBT, it will be possible to take the paper based TOEFL test in Israel on a monthly basis. Contact Yeda Plus at [email protected] for more details.

Zoa House, or Zionist Organization of America is located at Daniel Frisch #1 in Tel Aviv at the intersection with Ibn Gvirol street. This is where the SAT exam is given in Israel. You can take the SAT test here 6 times a year.
The TSE test (Test of Spoken English) is also administered at this location.

Go to the link http://www.gre.org/pprepdwnld.html where you will be able to download two free practice tests from the GRE test makers.

No, the IBT (TOEFL internet based test) refers to the way the test is delivered to the testing location, and not that it may be taken over any internet connection.
This is being done tso that it will be possible to offer the TOEFL test in more locations in Israel and throughout the world.

Go the link: http://www.gre.org/issuetop.html where you will find the list of Issue Essay topics.

Go to the link http://www.gre.org/argutop.html where you will find the list.

In Israel you may speak with the Yeda Plus College Counselors who will be able to answer your questions about this program. Call us at 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected] From out of Israel you can call 972-3-696-5658
The Lauder Business School offers a Master’s in International Business for Jewish students.
Israeli students are eligible for a scholarship.

Go to the following links and you will be able to download the guide
http://ftp.ets.org/pub/toefl/0304disab.pdf
http://www.ets.org/disability/ldpolicy.html
If you have further questions contact us at 077-803-8533 (from Israel)
972-3-696-5658 (from abroad) or write [email protected]

The Wexner Graduate Fellowship program requires a TOEFL ibt score of 100. Please contact Yeda Plus for additional details.

SAT test dates change from year to year but generally one must register approximately one and half months in advance. It is possible to register later by paying a late fee. Call us for more details 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected]

SAT test dates change from year to year. For more information write to us at [email protected] or call 077-803-8533. From out of Israel call 03-624-3701

A good place to start is http://www.aucc.ca/index_e.html Most Canadian Universities will require the TOEFL exam. Yeda Plus offers courses for the TOEFL.
Yeda Plus also offers Counseling services for Israeli students wishing to study in Canada and Australia.
Check our website www.yedaplus.co.il or call 077-803-8533.

The TSE (Test of Spoken English) test is given 4 times a year. The test is administered at ZOA (Zionist Organization of America) House, Tel Aviv, corner of Ibn Gvirol and Daniel Frish streets. For further information call us at 077-803-8533 Please note that the test is given on a Saturday as well as on a Friday.

Yeda Plus has Native English speaking instructors that can prepare you for the test. Please call us at 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected]

You can receive the relevant information by going to: https://toeflrts.ets.org/OnlineRegistration/rts/StartPage.jsp
Please call us for further details 077-803-8533. Yeda Plus is offering lessons for the TSE exam.

Please contact us. We have access to companies that provide loans to international students that want to study abroad.
The requirements are that you are an Israeli citizen that has a bank account in Israel and have been admitted to the University. A letter of acceptance is generally sufficient.
After a credit check you may receive your student educational loan. Call us at 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected]

Yes, our counselor is familiar with several programs as well as sources for student loans.
Call us at 077-803-8533 or e-mail at [email protected]

Yes, our counselor is familiar with several programs. Please call us at 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected]

You can find more information here: http://hostingprod.com/@floridaisrael.org/mission.html
The Florida-Israel Institute administers a scholarship program for Israeli college students in Florida.
Yeda Plus offers counseling to go study in the USA, visit the Counseling section of the Yeda Plus web site, www.yedaplus.co.il

The score for BMCC is 180 on the Computer Based Test (TOEFL). Call us for more details at 077-803-8533 or e-mail us at [email protected] Applicants educated abroad must file the appropriate CUNY (City University of New York) freshman or Transfer Application. This includes TOEFL results, officially translated documents, and a financial statement attesting to the student’s ability to meet all financial obligations. Yeda Plus can help with all of these steps.

Yes, this is correct, FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) only requires the TOEFL test and not the SAT exam for international students. Call us at 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected]

Yes, Baruch College and other City University of New York colleges only require the TOEFL exam for international students. A score of 105 New TOEFL ibt test is required for Baruch College.Application deadline is May 1st. Call us for details 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected] The school applications contact is James Murphy [email protected]

This test is not being offered in Israel.

The TOEFL test and GRE test are administered by Thompson-Prometrics, Nirim 3 Tel Aviv. Recently a test center has opened for the TOEFL test in Jerusalem at the Hebrew University Givat Ram campus. The GMAT test is given in Ramat Gan. For more information write to us at [email protected]

Go to http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/prep_one/prep_one.html
where you can download a free practice test. To have your essay graded, contact us, 077-803-8533 or [email protected]

Yeda Plus offers a variety of SAT test programs depending on the student’s individual needs. Please contact us for details. 077-803-8533, from abroad at 972-03-696-5659 or [email protected] by e-mail

This depends on several factors. Please contact us for details in Israel at 077-803-8533, from abroad at 972-03-6965658 or [email protected] by e-mail.
Generally, Hebrew University requires 500 on the math portion of the test for admission to the Program on Public Policy.

Yeda Plus keeps a database of such information. Please call us at 077-803-8533 or e-mail us at [email protected]
You may visit us and view the available literature reference material we have that covers average SAT scores at American Universities and Colleges.
If you are calling from abroad please us 972-3-696-5658.

Yes, Yeda Plus works with several experienced Counselors to help you make an informed decision as to which colleges and universities to apply. The Counselors also help fill out the applications, provide Essay writing assistance as well as which offers to accept. We can advise students for both Undergraduate and Graduate degrees.
Contact us for more details, 077-803-8533 or [email protected]
From abroad call 972-3-696-5658.

Yes, we have private tutors and small groups in Jerusalem.

Yes, we offer the GRE test course in Tel Aviv as well as private tutoring. Please call us at 077-803-8533 or e-mail at [email protected]
The GRE course in Tel Aviv has a maximum of 10 students and generally most students are applying to Ph.D. programs in the USA.
The GRE course in Tel Aviv is offered every two months.

Yes, Yeda Plus has courses and private tutors for the SAT test course in Jerusalem.

We offer an in-person GMAT test prep course in Ramat Gan, five minutes’ walking distance from Tel Aviv Savidor train station.
Right outside of our building are the light rail (Abba Hillel station) and many bus lines.
Students also have the option of joining on Zoom from wherever they are located.

Yes, Yeda Plus has classes and private tutoring for the TOEFL test in Tel Aviv.

Yes, it is possible to take only the Math portion of the GMAT test in our Tel Aviv and Jerusalem locations.

Please contact our Yeda Plus (Tel Aviv) office at 077-803-8533 for details or write us at [email protected] for details.
Please note that the GRE subjext tests are offered only several times per year.

Yes, Yeda Plus offers classes and one-on-one tutoring for the Israeli English Psychometric test.

You can go to the TOEFL test web site. The link is http://www.ets.org/ell/testpreparation/toefl/#powerprep here you can download sample tests,Look for the part of the page that mentions
POWERPREP Software: Preparation for the Computer-based TOEFL Test.

Please contact us at [email protected] or on www.yedaplus.co.il for information about specific TOEFL test scores that are needed. In Israel call 077-803-8533

Please contact us at [email protected] or on www.yedaplus.co.il for information about specific TOEFL test scores that are needed

Yes, Yeda Plus has experience in preparing students for the TOEFL exam which is required for the Wexner Fellowship. We can also assist you in writing your Statement of Purpose Essay. A TOEFL score of 250 and an essay score of 5 is required.

Yes, Yeda Plus offers SAT courses in Jerusalem specifically for this purpose. The SAT course schedule can be found at the Yeda Plus web site www.yedaplus.co.il. The SAT exam can be taken in Jerusalem 6 times a year.

The score will be determined in conjunction with grades. It is recommended to speak with the admissions department.

CBT means “Computer Based Test” compared to the “Paper Based Test”.
In Israel these exams are given by computer.

This depends whether you wish to study for a semester or for a full year. For the full year of studies you will be required to have a 1,100 SAT (as well as a B average GPA). For a semester of study a 1,250 SAT score is needed (and a B+ average GPA).
More information at http://overseas.huji.ac.il/under_freshman.php
For SAT courses in Israel visit our web site at www.yedaplus.co.il.

The TOEIC test is a Test of English for International Communications. Yeda Plus will be teaching the TOEIC test in the near future in all of our locations.

These can be found on the Princeton College website or you can schedule a meeting with our counselor.

Yeda Plus has access to a database of average SAT test scores.

Pixar offers a list of suggested Colleges. The link is http://www.pixar.com/companyinfo/jobs/schools.html

Copyright ©2006 Yeda Plus Inc. All rights reserved.
*Test names and other trademarks are the property of the respective trademark holders.
None of the trademark holders are affiliated with Yeda Plus or this web site.

You may obtain these from the Yeda Plus office in Tel Aviv or download from www.toefl.org

Come to the Yeda Plus office in Tel Aviv to obtain free test bulletins. You may also download them at www.gre.org

Yeda Plus offers free test bulletins

Yeda Plus TOEFL iBT test courses are taught in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. TOEFL courses open monthly and are given either twice a week and or on Fridays (Tel Aviv) or twice a week only (Jerusalem).
Yeda Plus also offers instruction in Israel for the TOEFL iBT test, with courses both in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

The SAT II test is given in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Yeda Plus has staff that is experienced in assisting in writing and editing effective personal statements.

Yeda Plus SAT test courses are taught in Jerusalem and in Tel Aviv.

Yeda Plus GRE test courses are taught in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
In addition, Yeda Plus offers a course for the GRE Psychology Subject test in Tel Aviv.

Yes, we can prepare you for this exam.

This exam is not offered in Israel

Yes, private tutoring can be arranged for the SAT test, GRE test and TOEFL test in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Yeda Plus has two college counselors that can help with both Undergraduate and Graduate college selection and application. Contact us for further details 077-803-8533

Yeda Plus has a free library of source material for research in scholarships, grants and fellowships. Yeda Plus also has information on CD ROM that can be easily accessed where the user has control of the search terms.
Every Yeda Plus student that is enrolled in one of our GRE, TOEFL, SAT or GMAT courses receives free initial counseling.
The American Center in Jerusalem at 18 Keren HaYesod Street also has information about studies in the USA and scholarship materials available for consultation free of charge.
The Fulbright Foundation, and Fulbright commission in Israel (USIEF) has free access to their materials.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (located in Jerusalem, Israel) does accept AP Exam grades in the admission process. At the moment other Israeli Universities have not reported to the College Board that they accept AP exams

Yeda Plus works with experienced College and University Counselors that can give you in depth information about studying in the USA. Academic information, costs, scholarships, fellowships, visa information, grades & exam information is available. Call us at 077-803-8533 or visit www.yedaplus.co.il

Yes, there are many Universities in these countries that have programs in English and the TOEFL test is a verification of English knowledge. The TOEFL test is also valid in Denmark, Norway, Australia & Canadian Universities. Check for specific acceptance.

Yes, they do. Please call us at 077-803-8533 for more details.

Yes, Yeda Plus has workshops specifically for these essays

Yeda Plus has contacts in the USA and Israel that can give information about Athletic Scholarship procedures and NCAA rules. Israeli’s that have served in the Army will have their age “frozen” at pre-army date. So if you are 21 and have served in the army for 3 years you will be considered 18 by NCAA rules. Different rules may apply to different sports, so it is best to consult the Athletic department of the College that is interested in offering the scholarship for details.
We also have information about NAIA schools, Junior Colleges and a variety of training and scouting camps.
Quite a few of Yeda Plus’s students have received full athletics scholarships. These have been in Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimmings, Track & Field, Water Polo, Football. Both in Division I and Division II.

Law school and Medical schools in the USA are only available as Second Degrees, not a First degree.
Generally, you will need to complete 4 years of B.A or B.S. studies before beginning law school. The same goes for Medical School.
Most Americans that want to study Medicine or Law take Pre-Med, or Pre-Law courses in their first four years to prepare them for the second degree.
There are also tests you will need to take, the MCAT for Medical school and the LSAT for Law school. These tests are taken once you have finished the 4 years of college.
The LSAT is available in Israel while the MCAT is not.

Yes, Yeda Plus specializes in assistance for College Application Essay and Statement of Purpose for Graduate School applications.
Yeda Plus works with experienced counselors to help you write effective and polished essays and statements of purpose. More information at www.yedaplus.co.il or call us at 077-803-8533

It is possible to register via computer in Israel for Sunday administration of the SAT test even if it is the first time the test is being taken!

The SAT test scores are reported approximately 13 days after the test. More details at www.yedaplus.co.il
You can check your scores at www.collegeboard.com 13 days after the SAT test date. In some cases you may need to wait an extra week.

The Fulbright Foundation (Tel Aviv) or the US Israel Educational Foundation does not endorse any particular test preparation company in Israel.

The TOEFL test is administered by the ETS and is offered through a private company in Tel Aviv. The SAT test is administered by the College Board and is administered at ZOA house in Tel Aviv and at the Anglican International School in Jerusalem.

This depends on the school. Generally it is between 5 to 8 years. Contact us at [email protected] or 1700-709-907 for more details. You can also check www.collegeboard.com

Contact us at [email protected] or call 077-803-8533 for this information. This information is also listed on the College Board website (collegeboard.com). On the College Board website you can search for schools and find out for each one when their due dates are.

Yeda Plus has developed a method for this. Please contact us at 077-803-8533 or write to [email protected] Some American institutions have guidebooks that take specific countries grading systems into account while others need to be informed.

The following link will provide such a list: http://www.clas.ufl.edu/CLAS/american-universities.html#A
If you visit the Yeda Plus offices in Tel Aviv, you can access information about college rankings.

This generally takes between 2-3 weeks. It can take up to 6 weeks if you handwrite your essay. The schools you chose to receive your scores are able to access the essays electronically.

Generally, the SAT test prices are $64.50 (the basic fee is is $44.50 and there is a $20 international processing fee). However, depending on the year, this may change and it is important to double  check.
Payment can be made by Credit Card (International) or by a Bank Dollar check (available at local bank branches).

The answer is “depending”.
Some schools accept both scores, and will take the highest score of either New or Old SAT test.
Other schools will begin accepting only the New SAT test for students wishing to begin their studies in September 2006.

The list below is of schools that will take the highest score of either exam.
Carnegie Mellon University
Colby College
College of William and Mary
Columbia University & Columbia College
Dartmouth College
Emory University
Harvard University & Harvard College
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pomona College
Rice University
Stanford University
Washington and Lee University
Williams College
Yale University

The following list will accept only the New SAT test beginning September 2006
Boston College
California Institute of Technology
Case Western Reserve University
Claremont McKenna College
New York University
Northwestern University
University of California – All Schools
University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
University of Southern California

Other schools (below) have not yet made public what they plan to do. Please contact us for latest information regarding which tests they will accept.
Brown University
Duke University
Haverford College
Oberlin College
Pepperdine University
Princeton University
Tufts University
University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
University of Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt University
Vassar College
Wake Forest University

In the United States a University is a “Collection of Colleges”, which generally includes Graduate studies (Masters and PhD).
For example, Columbia University consists of Columbia College, Barnard College, The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, the Medical School (Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center), Columbia School of General Studies, Columbia Law School, the Graduate School of Art & Sciences & Teachers College.
The academic level of specific colleges can be higher than that of Universities. For example Amherst College or Reed College are amongst the most prestigious academic institutions in the USA.
Universities are not necessarily State/Government sponsored as they would be in Israel. For example, NYU is a private University as is the University of Rochester.

Yes, Yeda Plus provides this service.
We can translate Bagrut certificates, High School records, College Transcripts, University transcripts, Letters of Recommendation, testing for disabilities and other academic documents. Our translation fees are very competitive.
Our Notary can perform the notarization of the Bagrut Certificate. Please call us at 077-803-8533 for details write to [email protected] or visit www.yedaplus.co.il

Yes, Yeda Plus accepts the “Pikadon” funds from Army or “Sherut Leumi” service. You can use this to pay for your courses.
Call us at 077-803-8533 for details. You may also view our website at www.yedaplus.co.il

Yeda Plus has free diagnostics for the SAT test, free diagnostics for the GRE test, and free diagnostics for the GMAT test and free diagnostics for the TOEFL test in our Tel Aviv offices.
You may also download them for free at www.toefl.org www.gre.org www.mba.com/
More information is available at www.yedaplus.co.il or call us! 077-803-8533
For the TOEFL test it is possible to get a free sampler test at http://toeflpractice.ets.org/
A free SAT practice test is available at www.collegeboard.com

Yeda Plus Israeli students have been admitted to Tel Aviv University. From the Tel Aviv University web site:

“Graduates of U.S. and Canadian high schools with a grade average of B (3.0) and over, who know Hebrew and have SAT 1 test scores of at least 1270 from April 1995 or SAT test scores of 1200 until March 1995 may register directly for studies at Tel Aviv University. These conditions do not apply to the Faculties of Engineering, Law, Medicine and the School of Architecture. Israelis returning to Israel after completing high school in the U.S. or Canada (who stayed abroad no more than 3 years) can register directly to Tel Aviv University if they have a grade average of B (3.0) on their diploma and received at least 1,180 from April 1995 in SAT test or 1100 until March 1995 (on condition that this includes at least 600 in mathematics). This condition does not apply to the Faculties of Engineering, Law, Medicine, and the School of Architecture.” Hebrew University, Haifa University and Be’er Sheva University (Ben Gurion) also asmit students on the basis of their SAT test scores.
Students that completed high school in a country other than Israel may submit SAT test scores in lieu of the Israeli NITE Psychometric exams.
Should the student have a Teudat Bargrut the SAT test scores are accepted on an individual basis.
IDC Herzliya Recanati school (private) also requires SAT test and TOEFL test scores for international student applicants.
More information on the SAT test may be found at www.yedaplus.co.il

No, the SAT test is given in Israel on a Sunday.
When you register for the test on the computer at the Collegeboard web site with an Israeli home address and for the test to be administered in Israel, you will be automatically be assigned a Sunday test date. More information on the SAT test is available at www.yedaplus.co.il or at www.collegeboard.com

In the past there was an option to join the waiting list- this is not currently being offered. If the waiting list comes back, it will be announced on the College Board website, collegeboard.org.

The Yeda Plus web site lists scholarships for International students for free! Currently, Yeda Plus lists 85 American universities and colleges that offer scholarships for international students!
Come to the Yeda Plus office in Tel Aviv where we have reference material available for scholarship information
Go to the “Scholarships” section of the home page www.yedaplus.co.il to find the American scholarship listings.
We are constantly updating this information so check it frequently! Yeda Plus is contacting all major American Universities and Colleges and listing their scholarships for international students.
If you have scholarship information you wish to share with us please e-mail us at [email protected]
Infomation is also available in Tel Aviv at the US Israel Educational Foundation (Fullbright Commission in Israel)
Information on Scholarships for international students is available in Jerusalem at the American Center-Keren HaYesod 18.

Yes, Yeda Plus counselors can assist test takers in filling out the required forms from the ETS (GRE and TOEFL) and the College Board (SAT) and in obtaining the necessary documentation and translations.
Yeda Plus works closely with an American trained Ph.D Psychologist in preparing materials required in applying for accommodations (i.e. extra time and other assistance such as readers and writers). There is a fee for these services from Yeda Plus. More details at www.yedaplus.co.il

The SAT is currently offered at several locations in Jerusalem, Herzliya and Even Yehuda- register as early as possible to reserve the location you prefer.
The SAT exam is offered 7 times a year. See our SAT page for details. You can also view information on the College Board website at collegeboard.org.
To register for the SAT test in Israel you *must input an Israeli address* in the College Board registration system- more details on their website.

The Yeda Plus web site www.yedaplus.co.il has further information about the TOEFL exam and scores for the “New TOEFL test”
To find a comparison table for TOEFL Ibt and TOEFL CBT, go to page 6 of the link: http://www.ets.org/Media/Tests/TOEFL/pdf/TOEFL_iBT_Score_Comparison_Tables.pdf

The test taker will receive the scores for the computer based tests approximately three weeks after the test. For the GRE test and GMAT test you will receive the unofficial scores immediately. The official scores will be mailed to you and 4 institutions of your choice after the essays are graded
For further information on the GRE test, GMAT test and TOEFL test in Israel go to www.yedaplus.co.il

The TOEFL exam is generally valid for two years. This will depend on the specific institution or university, and some may extend the validity beyond two years. For further details on the TOEFL test go to www.yedaplus.co.il or, visit the TOEFL website at: www.toefl.org

Yes, you may receive extra time and “accommodations” for ADHD, ADD and disabilities such as Dyslexia and Dyscalculia as well. Contact Yeda Plus at 077-803-8533 or www.yedaplus.co.il for details. Our counselors are trained to help you fill out the proper forms and obtain the official diagnostic tests. We also arrange for translations of previous tests you may have taken. The extra time given will reflect what you were given in previous tests.
Extra time granted may be 150 % or essentially unlimited (with a reader assigned to you). You need to send in your translated tests and application and you will be given a test date. Contact Yeda Plus for more details 077-803-8533 www.yedaplus.co.il

GPA stands for Grade Point Average and is the average of all your grades in the last 4 years of High School or the average of your grades of all your University courses.
The GPA is “weighted” by the number of units you took in a particular course. Contact us at 077-803-8533 or www.yedaplus.co.il for details!
In the American system of grading the maximum grade point average is a 4.0 = A, 3.0=B, 2.0 =C, 1.0=D Yeda Plus can communicate with the Universities you apply to and assist in explaining the Bagrut Bonus point system.

The TOEFL test is now being offered in Tel Aviv, Herzliya and Haifa. TOEFL iBT TEST. The test is administered every Monday morning at 8:00 am and 12:00 pm.

In Israel the TOEFL and GRE exams are administered in Tel Aviv at Nirim 3 street (next to Yad Eliyahu Basketball stadium). In Israel the GRE tests are offered every Monday morning at 8:00 am or at 12:00 pm. More details on registration and testing procedures may be obtained on www.gre.org

In Jerusalem the TOEFL exam is also offered at the Givat Ram campus of Hebrew University. The TOEFL test may be taken every week.

You must wait for the next calendar month before re-taking the GRE test! The test prices vary. Call us for latest details on registration and prices at 1700-709-907 or visit our web site at www.yedaplus.co.il.

In Israel the TOEFL and GRE exams are administered in Tel Aviv at Nirim 3 street (next to Yad Eliyahu Basketball stadium). In Israel the GRE tests are offered every Monday morning at 8:00 am or at 12:00 pm. More details on registration and testing procedures may be obtained on www.gre.org

In Jerusalem the TOEFL exam is also offered at the Givat Ram campus of Hebrew University. The TOEFL test may be taken every week.

You must wait for the next calendar month before re-taking the GRE test! The test prices vary. Call us for latest details on registration and prices at 1700-709-907 or visit our web site at www.yedaplus.co.il