The average annual cost of attendance for Undergraduate Programs is 3,399,751 INR / Year, and the cost of attendance for Post Graduate Programs is roughly 3,004,374 INR / Year for overseas students. The amount may vary depending on the course chosen, the type of housing, and the candidate's personal spending habits.

Yeshiva University provides male and female students with separate on-campus dormitories. Male students can live in Morgenstern Hall, Muss Hall, or Rubin Hall on Wilf Campus, while female students can live in 35th Street Residence Hall, located at 150 East 35th Street. To be eligible for university housing, one must be enrolled in one of Yeshiva University's study divisions for at least 12 credits each semester or be a full-time student at Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS). Students at Yeshiva University paid $9,000 for accommodation and $3,500 for meals. Off-campus accommodation costs between $1,300 and $2,100 per month on average.

Over 5,319 students are enrolled in the university from all over the world, out of which 500 international students from 50 diverse nations are also enrolled into the university. The acceptance rate is 62.8 %.

This institution has four campuses in New York: The Wilf Campus, the Israel Henry Beren Campus, the Brookdale Center, and the Jack and Resnick Campus. Students have access to a variety of services on each site, including dining halls, lodging, and sports facilities. Furthermore, this university has a four-campus library system that aids students by providing a variety of instructional tools and materials. Yeshiva University has an international campus in Israel, and many students spend their first year of study there.

It is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and by several professional agencies.

Yeshiva University offers a variety of work options in the United States to its students both while they are pursuing their degrees and after they graduate. The average salary of a Yeshiva University graduate is 74,284 USD, according to the pay scale. According to emolument.com, the highest paid Yeshiva University alumni and graduates are recruited in consulting, accounting, and professional services, with an annual income of USD 87,000. Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Ernst & Young, Deloitte, JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, and Citigroup are among the companies recruiting at the university.