Yeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef D'spinka

Yeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef D'Spinka scores 32 (Poor Value) on the CampusROI scale. This is a small Orthodox Jewish yeshiva in Brooklyn, NY, with 226 enrolled students. The institution exists to provide religious education; the CampusROI metrics, which are calibrated to labor market outcomes, do not capture the institution's primary purpose. With that caveat stated clearly, the data shows: sticker tuition of $12,500, net price of $5,646, and a payback period of 105.2 years -- the last figure reflecting median 6-year earnings of $24,100 that barely exceed baseline labor market wages. The completion rate of 21.6% is extremely low and is the dominant drag on the ROI score. The sole reported program, Religion/Religious Studies, earns $14,771 year-one and $17,806 year-four -- below poverty-level wages in New York. Median debt is not reported; the debt-to-earnings ratio scores at 0.0 (perfect score on that sub-metric), indicating that graduates carry essentially no federal student loan debt, likely due to the very low sticker tuition and strong Pell grant coverage. The Pell grant rate of 91.7% indicates nearly all students qualify for federal need-based aid. Data completeness is 0.8; repayment rate is imputed, not measured. The admissions rate is not reported. The ROI framework rates this institution as Poor Value because of the earnings and completion outcomes, not because of institutional quality in its own mission context.

Yeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef D'Spinka does not report admissions rate or test score ranges. At 226 enrolled, it is a very small institution serving the Orthodox Jewish community in Brooklyn. The Pell rate of 91.7% reflects an almost entirely low-income student population. Students enroll for religious study and community formation, not for labor market credentials. The CampusROI framework does not apply in any meaningful way to students whose primary goal is Torah study rather than career preparation.