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11-09-2005, 03:51 PM
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| Colleges with a large percent Jewish students
for your information
I found this information in a Princeton Review book "Hillel Guide to Jewish Life on Campus". Colleges with more than 10% Jewish students, undergrad plus grad. I can't vouch for the accuracy. Round numbers suggest estimates.
alphabetical by state
U of Arizona 11%
Cal St Northridge 14%
Pitzer 24%
Occidental 10%
San Diego St 10%
Stanford 15%
UC Berkeley 13%
UCLA 12%
UC San Diego 14%
UC Santa Barbara 11%
UC Santa Cruz 20%
U Denver 14%
Connecticut C 11%
U Hartford 18%
Wesleyan U 21%
Yale U 39%
American U 23%
George Washington U 19%
Georgetown U 23%
Lynn U 11%
Nova Southeastern 20%
U Florida 11%
U Miami 15%
U Tampa 14%
Emory 24%
Northwestern 14%
U Chicago 16%
Earlham 10%
Tulane 22%
Goucher 25%
U Maryland at Baltimore 18%
U Maryland College Park 22%
Amherst 16%
Babson 26%
Boston U 20%
Brandeis 57%
Clark 18%
Curry C 41%
Emerson C 23%
Hampshire C 17%
Harvard 26%
Lesley C 40%
Simmons C 33%
Tufts 33%
U Mass Amherst 13%
Wheelock C 10%
Williams C 12%
U Michigan 17%
Western Michigan U 10%
Macalester 10%
Washington U St Louis 26%
New England C 28%
Drew U 11%
Fairleigh Dickinson U Madison 13%
Monmouth C 12%
Princeton U 12%
Richard Stockton C of NJ 14%
Rider U 10%
Rutgers Douglas 17%
Stevens Institute of Tech 13%
Adelphi 12%
Alfred U 10%
Bard C 16%
SUNY Binghamton 38%
Colgate 17%
Columbia 32%
Cooper 11%
Cornell U 16%
CUNY Baruch 13%
CUNY Brooklyn C 24%
CUNY Hunter 18%
CUNY Queens 38%
Hamilton 10%
Hobart & Wm Smith 17%
Hofstra 21%
Ithaca C 15%
NYU 32%
Pratt Institute 15%
Skidmore 20%
SUNY Albany 34%
SUNY Buffalo 13%
SUNY Stony Brook 17%
SUNY New Paltz 15%
SUNY Oswego 15%
SUNY Plattsburgh 12%
SUNY Purchase 14%
Syracuse U 17%
Touro C 76%
Union C 20%
U of Rochester 13%
Vassar 18%
Yeshiva 69%
Duke 18%
Case Western 13%
Oberlin 28%
Reed 38%
Bryn Mawr 17%
Carnegie Mellon 16%
Dickinson 15%
Franklin and Marshall 12%
Haverford 27%
Lehigh 13%
Muhlenberg 25%
Penn St University Park 10%
Penn St Abington 40%
Swarthmore 20%
U Pennsylvania 39%
Brown U 22%
Johnson and Wales 10%
Roger Williams 11%
U Rhode Island 14%
UVA 10%
Marquette 10%
U Wisconsin Madison 11%
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11-09-2005, 03:57 PM
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First of all, the percentages without stating actual student population doesn't give much information. Second, I know at least some of the information you posted is inaccurate. You indicate Georgetown has 23% Jewish students--no way. On the Hillel website, the undergraduate population is 6500 and the Jewish population is 600--I know this anecdotally because my son's best friend attends.
For those who are interested, you can go to the Hillel website and choose "Guide to Jewish Life on Campus" to get this info.
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11-09-2005, 04:00 PM
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I know 57% is a lot, but I would have thought Brandeis had an even larger Jewish population than that  | |
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11-09-2005, 04:02 PM
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dg5020-
I double-checked and that is what it said about Georgetown in the book. Don't forget, this is undergrad plus grad. About one third of the grad students at Georgetown are jewish.
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11-09-2005, 04:06 PM
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11-09-2005, 04:38 PM
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The Hillel website is more accurate than the book. The book was put out by Hillel some time ago and then they switched to the online format. Some of the information in the book is not totally up to date. We are an Orthodox Jewish family so getting this kind of information as well as info on kosher, services, etc. was a very big part of son's college search.
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11-09-2005, 04:40 PM
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cami215, what part of Texas are you living in?
Where did you son end up?
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11-09-2005, 04:59 PM
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I'm from Houston. I have no idea yet where son will end up as he is busy finishing his applications. With one or two exceptions, he's looking out of state. We'll just have to see how things go....
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11-09-2005, 08:48 PM
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the sources posted above say UCLA has around 11 or 12% jewish students, but when translated to numbers, that's about 4000 students, which is more than the total population at other universities! and yes, it does feel like there are a lot of jewish students at UCLA.
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11-09-2005, 08:56 PM
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Ditto what kfc4u said.  | |
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11-09-2005, 09:10 PM
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i know a Jewish kid named Hillel
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11-09-2005, 09:51 PM
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jews are the smartest group of people.
BTW my cousin and her husband(both Orthodox Jews) did their doctorates at Georgetown, they graduated in '00. They both now teach at Princeton
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11-09-2005, 10:02 PM
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^^
what are you basing this on
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11-09-2005, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by college2332 ^^
what are you basing this on | Albert Einstein. | |
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11-09-2005, 10:21 PM
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jews!!!
i suppose you mean jews from US not israel
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