advice

1. A general question that depends on the person (skills, inclinations, interests). You can study one of the following types of engineering, economics, accounting, natural sciences (physics, chemistry, biology) – but you need at least a master’s degree to make a living (unless you want to be a teacher). 2. As a tool, I recommend that you don’t take shortcuts. In the end, it usually ends up taking longer. Even if you have the ability to study independently – a framework almost always does it better. It is worth consulting with frameworks for the ultra-Orthodox, because they know the effective ways to do this (scholarships, preparatory courses, special tracks). 3. Open universities seem like a good solution to me. I think they also don’t require prerequisites and anyone can enroll (maybe I’m wrong. I need to check). As for the concerns, they have no basis. The level there is very good and beyond that, the question of level is not very important. If you have a bachelor’s degree, then you have a bachelor’s degree. After that, you can choose a master’s degree institution as you wish. By the way, after you’ve completed a certain amount of time at an open university (a year?) I think (but I don’t know for sure. I need to check) that you can transfer to a regular university if you want without a matriculation exam and psychometrics.