<p>I disagree slightly with above. First, I don’t consider Brandeis to be “pretty religious.”. Yes, you will find some religious students but they are a decided minority. Brandeis, while founded by Jews, is strictly nonsectarian and although about half of the undergrads are Jewish, most of those are secular Jews who are culturally Jewish but not necessarily religious. Frankly, you will find pretty much the same situation at Tufts although the percentage os Jewish students is slightly less. The extent of religiosity at Brandeis is similar to what you find at BC, which is 60% Catholic.</p>
<p>I also don’t think that Tufts is the most liberal of the three,although all three are pretty liberal places. Brandeis is known in some circles as the Berkeley of the East.</p>
<p>Academically, the three schools are pretty even.</p>