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Johns Hopkins University

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Johns Hopkins UniversityJohns Hopkins University is considered one of the top fifteen best schools in the country. The private institution was founded in 1876, and currently has four campuses around Baltimore, Maryland. The urban setting of about 140 acres also allows students to take advantage of off-campus research opportunities. The main undergraduate campus is the Homewood Campus, near Charles Village; freshman and sophomores are required to live in residential housing.

With over 6,000 undergraduates, Johns Hopkins University has been voted number one among universities in science, medical, and engineering research and development for more than 30 years (according to the National Science Foundation.) On the main Homewood Campus, there are three schools: the Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, the GWC Whiting School of Engineering, and the School of Education. The university offers 61 majors, and the Whiting School has 14 engineering programs. The most popular majors at Johns Hopkins include public health, international relations, bioengineering and biomedical engineering, and economics. Also, the university is affiliated with Johns Hopkins Hospital, which is considered by many to be the number one hospital in all the United States.

Johns Hopkins campusDespite the importance placed on demanding curriculum, Johns Hopkins University also has a thriving social atmosphere. More than 1,300 students belong to the 26 recognized fraternities and sororities on campus. They also have one of the longest running weekly college newspapers in the country. Founded in 1896, “The Johns Hopkins News-Letter,” has won multiple awards for student journalism. Another popular on-campus activity is the Johns Hopkins Outdoors Club (JHOC), which was established in 1972. Students can escape the urban Baltimore setting and take weekend trips that involve canoeing, mountain biking, and camping. Johns Hopkins also has a substantial athletic program. They compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III Centennial Conference, and their men’s lacrosse team participates at the NCAA Division I level in the Big Ten Conference.

Johns Hopkins University campusJohns Hopkins has established multiple libraries that have helped students implement study habits in line with the 21st century. The University Library currently holds more than 3.7 million volumes and includes ten main divisions. The Sheridan Libraries’ Brody Learning Commons opened in 2012, and includes group study spaces, seminar rooms, and laboratories. Students are able to take advantage of the electronic and paper resources available in the large, four-story building. The library is also an ideal place for studying because it is open around the clock.

Johns Hopkins studentsStudents interested in being a part of a leading research institution should investigate all the academic opportunities Johns Hopkins has to offer. With an impressive roster of alumni (including Nobel Laureates and President Woodrow Wilson), the university has vigorous academic programs and a multitude of on-campus activities. Small classroom sizes and dedicated professors only add to the inspiring aspects of Johns Hopkins University.

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JHU acceptance rate

Academic Qualifications

Johns Hopkins University average GPA and top 10% in high school

SAT Range (25 to 75 Percentile)
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ACT Range (25 to 75 Percentile)
JHU ACT test score
Application Deadlines

Early decision: November 1

Regular decision: January 3

Admissions Criteria

Freshmen Admissions
Number of 2022 (Class of 2026) applicants: 37,150
Enrolled: 1,285
Yield: 48%
Acceptance rate: 7.2%

Early Decision Admissions
Number of 2022 (Class of 2026) Rd 1 applicants: 2,746
Enrolled: 520
ED acceptance rate: 18.9%

Waitlist Statistics
Number of applicants: 1,889
Waitlisted applicants: 132
Acceptance rate: 7.0%

Academic Qualifications
Average GPA: 3.92
Top 10% of High School: 98%

Middle SAT Range (25 to 75 Percentile)
SAT Composite: 1480-1550
SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing: 710-760
SAT Math: 750-800

Middle ACT Range (25 to 75 Percentile)
ACT Composite: 33-35
ACT English: 34-36
ACT Math: 30-35

Standardized Test Requirements

JHU does not require the SAT/ACT SAT/ACT not required

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Graduation Rates
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Loan Defaults and Rhodes Scholars
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Salary After Attending
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Campus Safety
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Graduation Rates
4 years: 87%
6 years: 95%

Transferred to another school: 2%

Loan default rate: 1.3%

Total Rhodes Scholars: 22

Salary after attending: $83,287

R&D Expenditures: $3.111 billion

Campus Safety
Sex offenses: 7
Robberies: 4
Aggravated assaults: 0
Burglaries: 15
Car thefts: 1

Financial Aid
Net Cost and Total Expected Cost of Attendance
Johns Hopkins financial aid
Average Net Price By Income
Student Debt
Additional Information

Tuition, room, and board (2022-2023): $78,120

Total estimated cost of attendance (2022-2023): $81,485

Net Cost
Average: $20,680

By income
$0 to $30,000: $0
$30,001 to $48,000: $0
$48,001 to $75,000: $3,586
$75,001 to $110,000: $8,797
$110,001 and more: $28,167

Graduates with student debt: 41%

Average student debt at graduation: $15,007

Student Body
Student Residence
Undergraduate Class Sizes
Johns Hopkins undergraduate class sizes
Student to Faculty Ratio
JHU student to faculty ratio
Student Population
Additional Information

Student to Faculty Ratio: 6 to 1

Women: 55%

Undergraduate Class Sizes
Under 20: 75%
20 to 39: 13%
40 to 99: 8%
100+: 4%

Student Population
Total: 32,049
Undergraduate: 6,132

Student Residence
In State: 10%
Out of State: 73%
International: 14%
Unknown: 3%

JHU student population

Contact
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Johns Hopkins University
  • Mason Hall / 3400 N. Charles St. Baltimore, MD 21218-2683
  • (410) 516-8171
  • gotojhu@jhu.edu
  • https://www.jhu.edu/
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