The WITS application process is designed to ensure that the incoming student and his parents understand the expectations of the Yeshiva, and that the Yeshiva recognizes the capacities of the student and assesses his potential for success in his studies. The admission process includes:

1. a written application
2. a personal interview with the Torah Studies Principal and General Studies Principal
3. a Gemorah Bechina
4. an Achievement test in Math and English
5. a recommendation by the Principal and/or teacher from the previous school

Applications may be secured from the Wisconsin Institute for Torah Study 3288 N. Lake Drive Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211 or by phoning 414-963-9317.

Tuition Assistance is available when need is demonstrated. If assistance is requested, the Tuition Assistance application is submitted after the parents receive notification that the student has been accepted, After the Application for Admission to WITS is completed and a student is accepted, a tuition contract is drawn up which outlines the fees for tuition, room and board, textbooks and method of payment. The admission process is completed when the school receives the completed tuition contract.

Visitation
Families are encouraged to visit WITS as part of the decision-making process. No written word can capture the dynamics of a Shiur, the close interaction between teacher and student, the vitality of learning or that something extra which underlies the program at WITS.
Parents and students may join classes in session and discuss particular program choices with the Principals.

Once a young man has become a student at WITS, his parents are encouraged to visit the Yeshiva again.

Rules for acceptance and participation in the Institute are the same for everyone without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin or handicap.