<p>Don’t mean to sound like a marketer. I just think that Brandeis is great. As for diversity, Brandeis’ diversity is significant and remarkable in its short history (about 60 years). It surely seeks diversity and undoubtedly is far more diverse than was Princeton after its first 60 years of existence. And unlike so many other schools that were religiously founded and became secular, Brandeis has always been a secular institution. If your focus is religion, Brandeis is not even in the top ten of colleges with the largest Jewish populations. See: [Fall</a> 2007 - Universities with the Largest Jewish Population in North America](<a href=“http://www.hillel.org/about/news/2008/feb/14feb08_topschools.htm]Fall”>http://www.hillel.org/about/news/2008/feb/14feb08_topschools.htm). And with 40% of the total student body identifying as Jewish (and undergrads do mix with grads on the campus), its religious percentages are in line with many other top schools.</p>