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Registration for YU/RIETS Gemara Boot Camp (2022-2023)
This course was reviewed by R’ Aryeh Lebowitz (RIETS Director of Semikhah) and will be taught R' Yitzy Radner and R' Akiva Fagin over ZOOM.
Registrants may "drop" the course within the 1st week and receive a full refund.
General Registration: $400
Student/Seniors Registration: $250
Scholarships available.
FOR RETURNING STUDENTS:
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For which level would you like to register?
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GBC Regular - Level #1 (Start Date: Sunday February 5, 2023)
GBC Regular - Level #3 (Start Date: Sunday February 5, 2023)
GBC Iyun - Level #6 (Start Date: Sunday Jan. 22, 2023)
Other:
Section
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High School
College
Post-College
Title
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First Name
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Last Name
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The class is planned to meet 2 times per week and will be scheduled according to the preferences of the majority of class registrants. Please select which DAYS would be your FIRST choice for meeting. [Please select 3 or more days.]
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Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
מוצאי שבת
Any day works for me.
I do not plan to attend the live sessions.
Other:
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Please select which DAYS would be your SECOND choice for meeting. [Please select 3 or more days.]
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Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
מוצאי שבת
Any day works for me.
I do not plan to attend the live sessions.
Other:
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Please select which of the following TIMES would be most convenient for the class to meet. [Please select 3 or more times. You can select any that apply.]. Please NOTE: Times are EDT.
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(8am - 9:15am)
(8:30am - 9:45am)
(9am - 10:15am)
(9:30am - 10:45am)
(10:45am - 12pm)
(11:45am - 1pm)
(12:30pm - 1:45pm)
(1:15pm - 2:30pm)
(4:45pm - 6pm)
(6:15pm - 7:30pm)
(7pm - 8:15pm)
(8pm - 9:15pm)
(8:30pm - 9:45pm)
(9pm - 10:15pm)
(9:30pm - 10:45pm)
(10pm - 11:15pm)
(10:30pm - 11:45pm)
Any time works for me.
I do not plan to attend the live sessions.
Other:
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If your preferred time(s) is unavailable, what alternative times would you prefer? [Please select 3 or more times. You can select any that apply]. Please NOTE: Times are EDT.
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(8am - 9:15am)
(8:30am - 9:45am)
(9am - 10:15am)
(9:30am - 10:45am)
(10:45am - 12pm)
(11:45am - 1pm)
(12:30pm - 1:45pm)
(1:15pm - 2:30pm)
(4:45pm - 6pm)
(6:15pm - 7:30pm)
(7pm - 8:15pm)
(8pm - 9:15pm)
(8:30pm - 9:45pm)
(9pm - 10:15pm)
(9:30pm - 10:45pm)
(10pm - 11:15pm)
(10:30pm - 11:45pm)
Any time works for me.
I do not plan to attend the live sessions.
Other:
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If the class were to meet on Sundays, what times would you prefer? [Please select 3 or more times. You can select any that apply]. Please NOTE: Times are EDT.
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(8am - 9:15am)
(8:30am - 9:45am)
(9am - 10:15am)
(9:30am - 10:45am)
(10:45am - 12pm)
(11:45am - 1pm)
(12:30pm - 1:45pm)
(1:15pm - 2:30pm)
(4:45pm - 6pm)
(6:15pm - 7:30pm)
(7pm - 8:15pm)
(8pm - 9:15pm)
(8:30pm - 9:45pm)
(9pm - 10:15pm)
(9:30pm - 10:45pm)
(10pm - 11:15pm)
(10:30pm - 11:45pm)
Any time works for me.
I do not plan to attend the live sessions.
Other:
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Is there a day or a time (or window of time) that definitely does NOT work for you?
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Your answer
What is your local time when it is 12PM in New York?
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Your answer
Year you received your undergraduate degree (or expected graduation date for high school or college registrants)
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Your answer
Email
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Your answer
Cell Number
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Your answer
Do you currently learn Daf Yomi?
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Yes
No
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Name of your Shul Rabbi
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Your answer
Typically, how many lines of Gemara do you read without referring to resources like Artscroll, Sefaria, etc?
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I use Artscroll/Sefaria for everything.
1 - 3
4 - 6
7 - 9
10 - 13
14 - 17
A Full Amud
Other:
How do you typically learn Gemara?
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GBC Regular.
By Listening to a Shiur online and following along
By Listening to an in-person Shiur and following along
By Reading a Gemara without a Chavrusah
By Reading Gemara aloud with a Chavrusah and discussing ideas together.
Other:
How much of Rashi's commentary do you typically read when you learn through an Amud of Gemara?
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I don't generally use Rashi
I use Rashi occasionally
I read 10% - 25% of the Rashis
I read 30% - 40% of the Rashis
I read 45% - 60% of the Rashis
I read 65% - 75% of the Rashis
I read through all of the Rashis
Other:
What do you think best applies to you?
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Can already master Gemara and Rashi with ease, but am not yet comfortable with learning Tosfos
Can translate and understand Gemara and Rashi with ease, but occasionally miss "the big picture" of the Gemara
Can independently translate and understand 50%-80% of Gemara and Rashi, but often miss a detail or two in individual steps of the Gemara and resort to resources like Artscroll or Sefaria
Can translate some common words and phrases in Gemara, but do not feel that I get clarity in any individual step of Gemara without referring to a resource like Artscroll or Sefaria
Can translate a line or two of Gemara, but do not usually read more than 3 lines without resources like Artscroll, Safari, etc.
Other:
Complete this section only if registering for GBC IYUN. [If registering for GBC Regular, select the "GBC Regular" option.]
FOR GBC IYUN REGISTRATION: Which of the following have you used regularly (once a week or more) for independent Gemara learning in the past 5 years?
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GBC Regular.
Rashi only. I don't typically learn through Tosfos.
Rashi and an occasional Tosfos if it seems manageable
Rashi and Select Rishonim (Rambam, Tosfos, Ramban, Rashba, Ritva, Ran, Rosh, etc.)
Rashi and Select Rishonim and Select Acharonim (P'nei Yehoshua, Chasam Sofer, R' Akiva Eiger, R' Chaim, etc.)
Other:
What do you think best applies to you?
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GBC Regular.
Can translate some common words and phrases in Tosfos, but do not feel that I get clarity in any individual step of Tosfos without requiring assistance.
Can translate most of the words in Tosfos, but often miss the main point or how each point connects.
Used to independently learn Gemara with Rishonim more than 5 years ago, but haven't learned with Rishonim recently, so I have lost some of the skill I used to have.
Other:
How many Torah topics (involving Gemara and Rishonim) have you independently explored and written up (in either Hebrew or English) since you started learning Gemara?
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GBC Regular.
I have not ever really independently explored Torah topics
Although I have independently explored some Torah topics, I have not ever really written them up.
1-5 Torah Topics
6-10 Torah Topics
11-15 Torah Topics
Other:
Would you like to meet over ZOOM with R' Radner to discuss goals for the course or particulars about the course?
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I would prefer to meet
I would prefer NOT to meet
Other:
Have you ever been enrolled in Gemara Boot Camp before?
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Yes
No
Other:
Are you a regular YU donor?
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Yes
No
Other:
Type Alumnus Name here if you have a promo code. [If you do not have a promo code, type "NA".]
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