Admissions Guide

At Machon Tal
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will be requested to provide the missing data. Only after all missing details have
been provided will the application be reviewed.
Application Fees
In Israel, the application fee should be paid using the enclosed voucher.
Payments can be made in any bank excluding the Postal Bank.
The application fee for those applying via JCT’s Website is payable by credit
card on the website website.
The application fee is not refundable refundable.
Application Fee Scale
New Applicant – NIS 350 if paid until July 20
New Applicant – NIS 400 if paid after July 20
New Applicant – applying by internet (in Hebrew only) receive discount of NIS 100
Applicant who has completed the Preparatory Academic Program (Mechina) or
any other program at the Jerusalem College of Technology – NIS 150
An applicant who is renewing his application to JCT – NIS 150
A returning student – NIS 150
Please Note: These fees are correct as of 2006 and are subject to change.
Admissions Committee Decisions
An applicant who has submitted all the necessary documents and fulfills all the
admissions requirements will receive written notice of his acceptance.
The acceptance letter will specify the program of study to which the applicant has
been accepted, as well as level placement for English studies. Furthermore, the letter
will specify any preparatory course required by the new student and the date for
beginning the academic year.
An applicant who does not meet the admission requirements will unfortunately
receive a letter of rejection.
Conditional Acceptance
The Admissions Committee may decide to accept an applicant even though he does
not meet all the admission requirements. The committee will specify conditions to be
met by the applicant and/or determine a period of probation.
The student who is accepted must pay attention to the conditions specified in his
letter of acceptance.
It is the student’s responsibility to verify that he meets the conditions of his
acceptance. The student must provide the Registrar’s Office with proof that he has
met the conditions so that his status may be changed from “Conditional” to “Good
Standing”.
An applicant who is conditionally accepted is not eligible for scholarship grants. If an
applicant’s status is changed to “Good Standing” by the first day of Semester I, and if
he meets all the criteria to receive a scholarship, it can be awarded.