Associated Beth Rivkah Schools

Life at Beth Rivkah revolves around Chabad traditions and Brooklyn’s Orthodox community. Over 40% of students come from diverse backgrounds within the Jewish diaspora, united by religious practice. The school describes itself as combining 'academic rigor with deep commitment to [Chabad] values,' with cultural events and social activities tailored to Orthodox observance. Housing details are scarce, but the urban Crown Heights location places students at the heart of a vibrant Hasidic enclave.

Graduates earn a median salary of $23,390—below the $34,461 average for certificate programs—reflecting the school’s focus on low-paying fields like Jewish education. The 87% graduation rate suggests strong completion support, but earnings data implies limited secular career pathways. No alumni network statistics are available, though the school notes 'thousands' of alumnae across its K-12 and college programs.

Tuition sits at $18,745 after aid, with an average package of $7,477. Net price?Net priceWhat a family actually pays after grants and scholarships are subtracted from the sticker price — usually far less than the published cost. estimates vary from $23,460 (Data USA) to $32,024 for middle-income families. Notably, 81% of freshmen receive aid, often through the Teddy Forstmann Children’s Scholarship Fund for students transitioning from public schools. Institutional grants average $1,784, though some students secure outside scholarships like the $2,000 No Essay award.

Beth Rivkah is singular as Brooklyn’s premier Chabad girls’ school, weaving Torah study into every academic strand. Its 100% acceptance rate?Acceptance rateThe share of applicants a college admits in a given year. A 10% acceptance rate means it admits about 1 in 10 applicants. and robust aid packages make yeshiva education accessible, while the 87% graduation rate demonstrates effective support for Orthodox women pursuing teaching careers. The Crown Heights location offers immersion in Hasidic life—a double-edged sword for those seeking broader secular opportunities, but ideal for students committed to Chabad’s mission.