Brandeis University

Brandeis University is a nonsectarian school famous for its Heller School for Social Policy and Management. Nearly half of all recent graduates have a double major, and the Brandeis School of Arts and Sciences allows students to graduate with up to three majors. Named after the Supreme Court’s first Jewish justice, this university offers more than 20 merit-based scholarships, including 3 for international students, and is a participant in the Private College 529 Plan that allows students to prepay some or all of their future college tuition.