Applicants must have a high school diploma or a GED in order to be considered for admission.

Applicants are required to provide an attestation and information regarding their high school graduation on their application, but Maalot may, at their discretion, request a diploma, proof of graduation, high school transcript, or other information or documentation regarding high school completion for any reason.

Judaic Studies is an important component of the Maalot degree. Applicants must have at minimum, basic skills in reading and writing in the Hebrew language, and the ability to read Rashi script. Perspective students must have either transfer credits indicating advanced Judaic studies or demonstrate the ability to study Judaic texts in the original Hebrew. A waiver of this requirement in extenuating circumstances, may be requested of the Dean.

All students must be proficient in the English language. For non-native speakers the applicant will need to provide proof of proficiency.

Applicants must be adept at using technology and have the requisite computer skills to participate in the online courses.

Applicants must be able to demonstrate emotional maturity as well as the ability and skills to study post-secondary level coursework and be able to complete assignments in English and provide suitable references to support these requirements.

Maalot may only accept students who live in Arizona or in countries outside of the United States.

Non-Discrimination

Maalot is committed to providing equal opportunity in its education and admission policies to all. Maalot College does not discriminate or differentiate based on race, color, creed, age, gender, national origin, religion, sexual orientation or disability.