All courses offered at Woodmont College are taught in English. Some Judaic Studies courses
above a 200 level require a degree of comfort with reading and understanding basic Hebrew.
Students enrolling in the Judaic Studies degree must take a placement exam which will
assess their knowledge of Hebrew and Judaic textual skill level, or submit proof of having
satisfactorily completed at least one year of post-high school study of Judaic Studies. Some
students will be required to take Hebrew I and II in order to enroll in higher level Judaic
Studies courses.
All courses at Woodmont College are taught online, via distance education. Distance education courses
may be synchronous or asynchronous, and include regular, consistent interaction among classmates and
between faculty members and students.