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can you tell me a liitle about both of them @Burnt Steak

wikipedia states on jewish ethnic page “Historically, Jews have been identified into two major groups: the Ashkenazim, or “Germanics” (“Ashkenaz” meaning “Germany” in Medieval Hebrew, denoting their Central European base), and the Sephardim, or “Hispanics” (“Sefarad” meaning “Hispania” or “Iberia” in Hebrew, denoting their Spanish and Portuguese base). The far more recent term Mizrahim, or “Easterners” (“Mizrach” being “East” in Hebrew) to include Middle Eastern and North African Jews, constitutes a third major group to some, following the partition of Palestine, their often-forced migration, and the re-establishment of their communities in Israel.”

preferably in ny area

but is it right to promote spending tons of money on some fancy vacation for yom tov where people will be eating non stop when there are families who struggle to pay tuition and put food on the table

im sorry but @jesses1 thank you

so im just not clear what people do before they are self supporting

do law schools really let you reschedule classes and where do these people live if they arent married and is there a frum community at all these schools. (Obviosly NYU and Columbia)

squeak i want colleges with a good jewish population or a yeshiva affiliated with a real college

any idea what the new hopkins program might be

@Yiddle with a fiddle so you have to pay the full tuition price. What do you mean by law in UMBC and hopkins is only for science

and does anyone know if you have to pay extra for the college and how much

@Shlomo Radomska where do you get your degree from and what types of degrees can you get

mordechai-ryan

if you do business from hopkins do you get the degree from hopkins and is there anyway to get a degree in history and is it a btl or a bs

so i just wanted to know if anyone that was part of the program could just explain what it is

Would it be possible to get a history degree for example from Hopkins and how long would it take