| Basic Information |
| Institution Type |
Private |
| School Size |
Medium (2,000 - 15,000 students) |
| Setting |
Urban |
| Religious Affiliation |
No Preference or affiliation |
| Student Body |
| Acceptance Rate |
Less than 25%
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| Out of State Students |
75% - 100%
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| Single Sex or Co-ed? |
Co-educational
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| Underrepresented Students |
10% - 15%
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| Accomodations for Students with Disabilities |
Services for the hearing impaired
Services for the learning disabled
Services for students with speech and communication disorders
Services for the visually impaired
Wheelchair access
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| Athletics |
Division III Teams
Intramural Programs
Division I Teams
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| Applying to Johns Hopkins University |
| Average High School GPA |
3.7
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| Average SAT: Mathematics |
N/A
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| Average SAT: Critical Reading |
N/A
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| Average SAT: Writing |
N/A
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| Average ACT Composite |
N/A
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| Required Test |
Either the SAT or the ACT is required.
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| Essay |
Required
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| Interview |
Not Required
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| Financial Information |
| In-state Tuition |
Over $40,000 |
| Out-of-state Tuition |
Over $40,000 |
| Academic Information |
| Degrees |
Nursing MA
Doctorate
MD PhD
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Professional Certification
Nursing PhD
Masters
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| Specific Programs |
Student employment services
Student designed major
Double Major
Study abroad
Independent Study
Work-study program
Internships
Liberal arts/career combination
Research Opportunities
ROTC
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| View Programs and Majors at Johns Hopkins University |
| Summer Enrichment Programs |
| Enrichment Program Name |
Summer Programs at Johns Hopkins |
| Web Site |
http://www.jhu.edu/summer/ |
| Description |
http://www.jhu.edu/summer/ |
| Who is eligible for this opportunity? (By anticipated Graduation Date) |
| High School Students |
2010 2011 |
| Undergraduate Students |
2010 2011 2012 2013 |
| Is this a residential program? |
Yes |
| Start Date |
Open Ended |
| End Date |
Open Ended |
| Application Process |
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| Application Deadline |
Wednesday November 30, -0001 |
| Cost |
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| Are scholarships/stipends available? |
No |
| If yes, what is the procedure to obtain a scholarship/stipend? |
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| Are there any prerequisites? |
No |
| If yes, what are they? |
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| Contact |
Mr. Zakaree Harris, Senior Assistant Director of Admission
Phone: 4105168954
Email: zakaree.harris@jhu.edu |
| Enrichment Program Name |
Engineering Innovation |
| Web Site |
http://engineering-innovation.jhu.edu/ |
| Description |
Engineering Innovation is an intensive, 4-week summer program for college-bound high school students interested in learning more about engineering. The course is taught at the college level and covers materials science, mechanical, civil, electrical and chemical engineering topics. Students learn through lecture, lab work, product design, project management and a final exam. Course assignments and the final exam are graded and students who perform exceptionally well can earn 3 transferrable credits from Johns Hopkins University. Throughout the course, critical thinking and problem solving are emphasized as students learn to apply their knowledge of math and science to solving real-world problems – just like engineers! |
| Who is eligible for this opportunity? (By anticipated Graduation Date) |
| High School Students |
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| Undergraduate Students |
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| Is this a residential program? |
Yes |
| Start Date |
Friday July 1, 2011 |
| End Date |
Open Ended |
| Application Process |
We have a residential component at the JHU Homewood campus and commuter sites in DC, California, New York and in Maryland. All the sites run during the month of July. However, incentives will be offered to students who apply and enroll early. Details will be posted on our website. |
| Application Deadline |
Friday May 6, 2011 |
| Cost |
$2,000-$4,130 (see below) |
| Are scholarships/stipends available? |
Yes |
| If yes, what is the procedure to obtain a scholarship/stipend? |
$2000 for commuter students, and $4130 for residential (Please note these tuition and fees are for 2010, so they could change for 2011) Scholarships are available. When students apply for admission, they also complete a financial aid application. |
| Are there any prerequisites? |
Yes |
| If yes, what are they? |
Students must have completed Algebra II, a lab science course (Biology, Chemistry or Physics), have had some Geometry or Trigonometry, and experience with spreadsheets. Students should have received A’s and B’s in these courses. Our application also requires a high school transcript, unofficial standardized test scores and a teacher letter of recommendation. |
| Contact |
Miss Meg Bentley, Program Manager
Phone: 4105160735
Email: meg.bentley@jhu.edu |
| Open Houses |
| Event Name |
Hopkins Overnight Multicultural Experience (H.O.M.E.) |
| Web Site |
http://apply.jhu.edu/homewood |
| Dates |
Thursday October 21, 2010 |
| Description |
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is proud to present H.O.M.E.—an on-campus, overnight program designed for talented and high achieving high school seniors who are from underrepresented backgrounds. It is an opportunity to get a first-hand look at what life at Johns Hopkins is all about, inside and outside of the classroom. H.O.M.E. takes place in conjunction with our fall Engineering and Natural Sciences Open House program on Saturday, October 23. All students participating in the H.O.M.E. program will enjoy Open House activities. |
| Application Process |
Students applying to attend the H.O.M.E. program must submit a transcript and a recommendation to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The recommendation form can be found here. Transcripts/recommendations should be faxed to the attention of: Zakaree Harris at (410) 516-6025. Reservations are required and should be made online using the registration form. We are not able to take phone reservations for the H.O.M.E. program. Applications and required materials must be received by Monday, September 27, at 5:00 p.m. (EST). Please note that enrollment for the program is on a space-available basis and online registration does not guarantee program participation. All students will be contacted regarding their application status by October 1. |
| Contact |
Mr. Zakaree Harris, Senior Assistant Director
Phone: 4105168954
Email: Zakaree.Harris@jhu.edu |
| Event Name |
Fall Open House dates |
| Web Site |
http://apply.jhu.edu/visit/openhouse.html |
| Dates |
Saturday October 23, 2010 |
| Description |
Open House lets you immerse yourself in Johns Hopkins life. You'll have the chance to find out what the Johns Hopkins experience is all about—from current students, faculty, and student services staff. These programs include student life forums, campus tours, faculty presentations, and sessions on admissions and financial aid. Fall Open Houses are geared toward areas of study (Natural Sciences and Engineering on Oct. 23 and Social Sciences and Humanities on Oct. 30) but programs of interest to all students will be available both days.
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| Application Process |
Reservations for Open House programs are required and must be made at least five days in advance. Visit http://apply.jhu.edu/oh.rsvp to register online. |
| Contact |
Mr. Zakaree Harris, Senior Assistant Director of Admission
Phone: 4105168954
Email: zakaree.harris@jhu.edu |
| Event Name |
Fall Open House dates |
| Web Site |
http://apply.jhu.edu/visit/openhouse.html |
| Dates |
Saturday October 30, 2010 |
| Description |
Open House lets you immerse yourself in Johns Hopkins life. You'll have the chance to find out what the Johns Hopkins experience is all about—from current students, faculty, and student services staff. These programs include student life forums, campus tours, faculty presentations, and sessions on admissions and financial aid. Fall Open Houses are geared toward areas of study (Natural Sciences and Engineering on Oct. 23 and Social Sciences and Humanities on Oct. 30) but programs of interest to all students will be available both days.
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| Application Process |
Reservations for Open House programs are required and must be made at least five days in advance. Visit http://apply.jhu.edu/oh.rsvp to register online. |
| Contact |
Mr. Zakaree Harris, Senior Assistant Director of Admission
Phone: 4105168954
Email: zakaree.harris@jhu.edu |
| Early Admission |
| Early Admission Name |
Early Decision Deadline |
| Web Site |
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| Application Deadline |
Monday November 1, 2010 |
| Description |
If Johns Hopkins is your first college choice and you are ready to make that commitment, we encourage you to apply Early Decision. Each year, about 40 percent of our entering freshmen choose this option. To apply Early Decision, you must submit your application and supporting credentials by November 1.
Applicants are notified of the Admission Committee's decision by December 15. Admission to Johns Hopkins under Early Decision is binding. You, your parents, and your secondary school counselor will be required to sign an agreement stating that you will enroll at Johns Hopkins if admitted and immediately withdraw any regular decision or early action applications to other schools.
You may not apply to any other school under an early decision plan. We will notify you of our decision in time for you to make regular decision application deadlines for other schools. Most students not admitted Early Decision to Johns Hopkins are deferred and reevaluated after January 1 as Regular Decision candidates. Such applicants are encouraged to apply to other institutions as well.
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| Application Process |
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| Contact |
Mr. Zakaree Harris, Senior Assistant Director of Admission
Phone: 4105168954
Email: zakaree.harris@jhu.edu |
