Atid Gap Semester/Year In Israel Academic Track

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Atid Acadmic Track's comprehensive tuition package includes:

• Flights between New York and Israel
• Housing
• Full board (three daily meals)
• Tel Aviv University tuition
• Trips throughout Israel and abroad
• Hebrew Ulpan
• $1000 MASA universal grant

NEW TUITION INFORMATION COMING SOON!

MASA awards two kinds of financial aid: Automatic Universal Grants (provided to every participant who meets the basic qualifications below) and Need-Based Financial Aid Grants (provided to every participant who meets the qualifications listed in the section below titled "Need-Based Financial Aid Grants").

1. Financially Dependent Participants
   Financially dependent participants on MASA accredited programs of any length can apply for a need-based financial aid grant of up to $3,000 (if they are from the US or Canada), or $10,000 (if they are from any other nation) if they demonstrate that their families' annual income does not exceed $22,500 per person.
2. Financially Independent Participants
   Financially independent participants on MASA recognized programs of any length can qualify for a need-based financial aid grant of up to $3,000 (if they are from the US or Canada), or $10,000 (if they are from any other nation) if they fit the following requirements:
   • They present a notarized letter from their parents confirming their independence.
   • They have an income of $45,000 or less per year and must provide proof of this income in the form of salary/pay slips for 6 months prior to the start of the Israel program.
   • They demonstrate fiscal independence by showing a housing lease with their names for at least six months prior to the start of the Israel program. College/university housing is not acceptable.

If a program is shorter than 10 months, the need-based grant will be proportional to the length of the program.

If you are from the US or Canada and receive a Financial Aid Grant, you will not receive the Universal Grant. If you are from another nation, Financial Aid Grants are awarded in addition to the Universal Grant.

• You must be Jewish
• You may not have Israeli citizenship (or if you do, you must have left Israel before your 14th birthday and have lived outside Israel for at least the last 4 years)
• You must not have participated in an organized long-term program in Israel since September 2004
• You must have graduated high school by the program start date
• You must be under the age of 31 at the start of the program.

Upon your acceptance to the program, you will be asked to make a deposit to secure your place in the program.