Schools and Enrollment
| Schools and Colleges of the University |
| College of Arts and Sciences (Undergraduate) |
| Brandeis International Business School |
| Graduate School of Arts and Sciences |
| Heller School for Social Policy and Management |
| Rabb School of Continuing Studies Graduate Programs |
| Fall 2011 Enrollments, by Gender | |||
| School | Male | Female | Total |
| College of Arts and Sciences (Undergraduate) |
1,491
|
2,013
|
3,504
|
| Brandeis International Business School |
236
|
244
|
480
|
| Graduate School of Arts and Sciences |
450
|
472
|
922
|
| Heller School for Social Policy and Management |
181
|
342
|
523 |
| Rabb School of Continuing Studies Graduate Programs | 255 | 109 | 364 |
| Joint Degrees | 9 |
26
|
35 |
| Fall 2011 Enrollments, by Ethnicity (university-wide) | ||
| Group |
Undergrad
|
Graduate
|
| Nonresident alien |
420
|
714 |
| Black, non-Hispanic |
152
|
72
|
| American Indian/Alaskan native |
9
|
3 |
| Asian |
439
|
96 |
| Pacific Islander |
0
|
1 |
| Hispanic |
209
|
56
|
| White, non-Hispanic |
1704
|
810
|
| Multi Ethnic |
76
|
1
|
| Race, ethnicity unknown | 495 | 571 |
| International Student Profile (Fall 2011) | ||
|
Undergrad
|
Graduate
|
|
| Percent who are international |
12%
|
31%
|
| Countries represented | 65 | 106 |
| Top 10 countries (non-U.S.) represented | China | China |
|
Korea
|
India | |
| India |
Taiwan | |
| Canada | Korea | |
|
Turkey
|
Turkey | |
| Israel | Israel | |
| Vietnam | Nigeria | |
| France | Canada | |
| Panama | Ghana | |
| United Kingdom | Kenya | |
| First-year Student Enrollment (Fall 2011) |
|
| Applications | 8,917 |
| Acceptance rate |
40%
|
| Enrolled | 858 |
| Yield |
24%
|
| SAT (25-75 percentile) |
1280-1420
|
| — Critical reading (25-75) |
600-710
|
| — Math (25-75) |
630-740
|
| Student Body Characteristics (Fall 2011) |
| 81% of undergraduates live in university housing. |
| 92% of freshmen return for their sophomore year. |
| 91% graduate within six years. |
| 72% of undergraduates are from out of state; 12% are from foreign countries. |
| The average age of an undergraduate is 20. |