 The yeshiva provides a full high school program (grades 9-12), a "bais-medrash" undergraduate program for post-high school "bochurim" or students, and a "chabura" or religious study group for married men ("kollel yungeleit").Students lodge in the yeshiva's dormitory facilities, connected to the main yeshiva building.The yeshiva is one of less than twenty private schools in the US that offer college-level education - out of a total of more than 2600 - that refuse to accept federal funds (so-called Title IV financial aid, from the Higher Education Act of 1965).