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Hillel's Top 10 Jewish Schools
February 16, 2006Comments (1) | AddOne of the most common questions people ask Hillel during the college-application process is "Which school has the most Jewish students?"
The answer may be found on Hillel's online Guide to Jewish Life on Campus, which provides complete population statistics on hundreds of colleges and universities around the world, along with a wealth of information on campus activities. Convenient drop-down boxes enable users to search by location, availability of kosher dining and many other criteria.
But for those who don't like mysteries, here are the top 10 universities, both public and private, based on the number of Jewish undergraduates enrolled. Please note that these figures are approximate and based on reports from the Hillel professionals serving these campuses.
Top 10 Public Universities
1. University of Maryland, College Park; University of Florida, Gainesville (5,400)
2. Rutgers University, New Brunswick (5,000)
3. University of Central Florida (4,500)
4. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Pennsylvania State University, University Park; University of Wisconsin, Madison (4,000)
5. California State University, Northridge; Florida State University; University of Texas, Austin (3,800)
6. University at Albany; Florida International University (3,500)
Top 10 Private Universities
1. New York University (6,500)
2. Boston University (4,000)
3. Cornell University (3,500)
4. The George Washington University; University of Pennsylvania; Yeshiva University (2,800)
5. Syracuse University (2,500)
6 Columbia University; Emory University; Harvard University; Tulane University (2,000)
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