At Brandeis, we empower our students to do great things. It all starts with a close-knit, welcoming community — and a shared commitment to changing the world.
Applying to Brandeis is about much more than transcripts and test scores. Our admissions process helps us to get to know you not just as students, but as individuals and members of your communities.
The best way to get to know Brandeis is to experience it for yourself.
At Brandeis, we're committed to providing the best possible college education — and to making that education attainable and affordable.
A Brandeis education provides you with a broad-based, liberal arts education within a research-driven, intellectually rich and experiential environment.
Brandeis is for students who aren't afraid to admit they have a lot to discover. Life here is about trying new things — lots of new things — until you find the ones you love.
An interview is completely optional; however, it is a great way for you to show sides of yourself that you may not be able to on your application and have your questions answered by a member of the Undergraduate Admissions office in a one-on-one setting.
The earlier the better, especially if you plan on applying Early Decision I on November 1. Interviews are in high demand, so schedule your interview as soon as possible in order to secure your spot. Interviews are made available in January on a limited basis.
No, interviews are reserved for rising and current seniors only.
Yes, interviews for transfers are available to applicants in February. Applicants will be notified by email when registration is available.
All three of these interview opportunities achieve the same purpose of rounding out your application to Brandeis. Select the option that works best with your availability and comfort.
We invite you to come as you are to your Brandeis interview. It will be conversational, with your interviewer asking questions about your academics, involvement, and fit for Brandeis. All you need to do to prepare is reflect on all of the amazing things you have accomplished and how Brandeis will help shape your future. You will also be given the opportunity to ask your interviewer questions about Brandeis.
You should wear whatever you feel comfortable in. Casual clothing is acceptable, especially because we know that many students will be taking a campus tour while on campus.
Interviews for first-year applicants prior to the January 3 deadline do not require that we have an application on file for you. However, if you would like to interview after January 3, you will need to have an application submitted. Transfer students must apply before registering for an interview.
Because of the high demand for interviews, each prospective student will be restricted to one interview across all mediums.
Yes, interviews specifically for students applying to the Myra Kraft Transitional Year Program will be available in February.
You can cancel your interview registration using the link on your confirmation email and schedule a new interview.