<p>I'm going to suggest again that you consider Case to fill one of those two voids. As far as the Jewish community here goes, I haven't a clue regarding the exact percentage, but there are two Jewish groups, one just for women, already here, with a ZOA (Zionist Organization of America) chapter to be opened by the end of the year, as well as a major Islamofascism awareness event once per semester starting this upcoming spring. Beyond that, there is one established Jewish frat (AEPi) and a failing colony (SAM), with talk of a Jewish sorority (AEPhi) coming to campus. There is of course a kosher dining program, a Hillel with both egal and traditional services, and a number of student-friendly temples close by. </p>
<p>As far as science goes, that is what this school is best known for, and a massive number of students here are pre-med. We actually have a few top-5 programs. But, because acceptance means admission to all programs, you could apply as a Political Science student (not as well known) and then declare BME (the school's strongest offering). And they are pretty good when it comes to honoring AP credits.</p>