Brandeis University Waltham Review- Faculty, Placements, Students, Infrastructure, Campus & Facilities 2026

Undergraduate: Early Decision (typically Nov), Regular Decision (typically Jan). Graduate deadlines vary by program—check the specific department website.

Dedicated International Students and Scholars Office for visa, orientation, scholarships, and ongoing support.

Yes, including Neuroscience, International Studies, Health Policy, Biotechnology, and many cross-school collaborations.

Approximately 9:1, with most classes under 20 students, enabling close mentorship.

Undergraduate COA is approximately $90,000–$93,000 (tuition ~$70,000) before aid. Graduate fees vary by program.

Extensive undergraduate and graduate research with faculty, supported by R1 status and dedicated funding/stipends in many programs.

Yes. The Brandeis International Business School offers BS, MBA, MS, and accelerated pathways with strong career outcomes.

In Waltham, Massachusetts (9 miles from Boston), offering access to internships, jobs, culture, and a major innovation hub.

98% of the Class of 2025 were employed, in grad school, or in meaningful activities within six months, supported by the Hiatt Career Center.

Brandeis offers a vibrant campus with 200+ clubs, strong arts scene, and on-campus housing options in a safe suburban setting near Boston.

Brandeis accepts TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo English Test, and Cambridge English qualifications.

Yes, SAT/ACT scores are test-optional and considered if submitted.

Brandeis is selective with an acceptance rate typically in the 35-45% range.

Yes. International students receive need-sensitive merit and need-based scholarships (including the Wien International Scholarship) awarded at admission.

Popular majors include Biology, Neuroscience, Psychology, Economics, Business, Computer Science, International Studies, and Public Policy.