Sarah Hartman Women's College of Touro | Hebrew Theological College | Touro University
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Sarah Hartman Women's College of Touro | Hebrew Theological College | Touro University
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Academic Excellence in a Torah Atmosphere
Located in the heart of Chicago’s Orthodox community, Sarah Hartman Women's College, which was originally founded in 1924, is the
only Orthodox Jewish women’s college
between the east and west coasts.
We offer an affordable, accredited B.A. program with
rigorous academics in a Torah environment.
Our students major in Judaic Studies and often choose an additional major from eleven major areas of study.
Our graduates, who enjoy
preferred acceptance
into Touro University graduate programs, have an exemplary record of graduate school acceptance and/or current employment. It's no wonder Hartman Women's College attracts students from
across the country and around the world.
Admissions & Aid
Academics
Student Life
Support Services
100%
would recommend the college
95%
students accepted to the graduate program of their choice
96%
achieved their academic goals
Search
skip to main content
Academic Excellence in a Torah Atmosphere
Located in the heart of Chicago’s Orthodox community, Sarah Hartman Women's College, which was originally founded in 1924, is the
only Orthodox Jewish women’s college
between the east and west coasts.
We offer an affordable, accredited B.A. program with
rigorous academics in a Torah environment.
Our students major in Judaic Studies and often choose an additional major from eleven major areas of study.
Our graduates, who enjoy
preferred acceptance
into Touro University graduate programs, have an exemplary record of graduate school acceptance and/or current employment. It's no wonder Hartman Women's College attracts students from
across the country and around the world.
Admissions & Aid
Academics
Student Life
Support Services
100%
would recommend the college
95%
students accepted to the graduate program of their choice
96%
achieved their academic goals
Search