Usually ranked in or around the top 200 universities globally, we have the private Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts – with a suburban campus only 9 miles (14km) west of Boston. It was founded in 1948. The university focuses primarily on liberal arts and is named after the first Jewish Justice of the US Supreme Court, Louis Brandeis.Show more
Based on the EDUopinions rankings, the Brandeis University rating is 4.7. If you want to know more about this school, read the student reviews on our website.
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Brandeis is a fantastic institution with outstanding faculty and students. Most of the understudy body is socially and extremely kind. Everybody is so cordial, and I feel acknowledged for having objectives. My new friends here are the best!
View moreBrandeis University offers everything you need to have a good time at college. The teachers are really proficient, available, and agreeable. The academics are phenomenal. The lecturers are warm, approachable, and extremely knowledgeable. The workload is challenging, but manageable. Excellent school. You pick up a tone from the motivation of the students.
View moreBrandeis is a university with really strong academics, especially in STEM and business/econ. The classes are challenging and require a lot of work but you learn a lot and most professors I have encountered are very good at their subject. I find it a bit hard to get involved in labs or research of professors as they are very selective, so if that is something you really want to do, you need to start working on it early in your studies. Waltham has fairly good restaurants but there is not much of a social scene at Brandeis. Boston is indeed close, and there is a free shuttle, however, due to the time it takes for you to commute to Boston, it is not possible to visit very often if you have a lot of work. In general, the students are somewhat friendly and there is a sense of community, but at the same time, it is often pretentious. I would not call Brandeis a very international school.
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