Pennsylvania community colleges
Yeshivath Beth Moshe
Scranton, PA · Private nonprofit two-year institution · official website
Key facts
- Enrollment
- 34
- In-state tuition
- $10,600
- Out-of-state tuition
- $10,600
- Annual cost of attendance
- $20,400
- Pell-grant share
- 54%
- Retention
- 57%
- 150% completion
- —
- Transfer rate
- —
About Yeshivath Beth Moshe
Yeshivath Beth Moshe is a private nonprofit community college located in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The institution is classified by the U.S. Department of Education as predominantly an associate-degree-granting two-year college, the federal definition that anchors this site's index of community colleges nationwide. Like other two-year colleges in Pennsylvania, it primarily serves local residents who are pursuing an occupational credential, an associate degree, or transfer-eligible general-education credit toward a bachelor's degree.
54% of undergraduates received a federal Pell Grant in the most recent reporting year — a useful proxy for the share of the student body from lower-income households. Median completer debt was not reported. Tuition and aid are reported here as published rates from the College Scorecard; the price you actually pay can be considerably lower once you file the FAFSA and your eligibility for federal, state, and institutional aid is calculated. For most community-college students, the realistic out-of-pocket cost after Pell and state grants is a small fraction of the published tuition.
Outcomes
Yeshivath Beth Moshe did not report a transfer rate to the College Scorecard in the most recent reporting cycle. Ask the admissions office directly for the share of full-time first-time entrants who continued at a four-year institution. Completion data was not reported for the latest cycle. Post-enrollment earnings were not reported.
Is Yeshivath Beth Moshe the right fit?
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The data on this page is sourced from the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard, which is updated annually from IPEDS reporting and federal financial-aid records. DegreeMapper reformats and cross-links that data; we do not collect it ourselves and we are not affiliated with Yeshivath Beth Moshe or with any government agency.