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The Hopkins Experience
At Johns Hopkins University, we embrace learning through exploration and discovery. Academic freedom allows undergraduates to have ownership over their curriculum and pursue the topics that matter most to them. Students learn through research, internships, and other hands-on opportunities that put their knowledge to work in practical ways. Hopkins students have access to facilities, resources, and support networks that help them achieve their goals. With campuses throughout Baltimore, in nearby Washington, D.C., and internationally, our students make an impact on the global community.
  • Johns Hopkins University Undergraduate Teaching Labs
    The Undergraduate Teaching Labs is an innovative four-story building equipped with the latest lab technology to accommodate interdisciplinary learning.
  • Johns Hopkins Homewood
    Established on a liberal arts philosophy and a spirit of learning through exploration and discovery, Johns Hopkins University was founded as the first American research institution.
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    Brick walkways and grassy quads give Homewood a traditional campus feel, while offering all the amenities that come along with a big city.
  • Johns Hopkins University Atrium
    The Gilman Hall Atrium is a common in-between-class hangout spot where you'll find both undergrads and professors!
  • Johns Hopkins University
    The Hutzler Reading Room, also known as the Hut, is one of the many spaces for students to study, work in groups, or get tutoring help.
  • Johns Hopkins University in fall
    A beautiful time of year, fall at Hopkins consists of pumpkin carving, pumpkin painting, haunted houses, and lots of hot apple cider at Hoptoberfest (just one of many on-campus events).
  • Johns Hopkins University Undergraduate Teaching Labs
  • Johns Hopkins Homewood
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  • Johns Hopkins University in fall
  • joanna-schneider
    "It’s a city with endless dining, shopping, and volunteer opportunities."
    Joanna Schneider
    Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
    Johns Hopkins University
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  • jackie-roche
    "My favorite part about going to college in Baltimore is being able to have all the resources of a city without feeling overwhelmed by a bustling metropolis."
    Jackie Roche
    Mechanical Engineering with a Minor in Robotics
    Johns Hopkins University
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  • allison-comotto
    "Baltimore is a city that never stops. There is always something to do, see, or experience – it’s impossible to be bored here."
    Allison Comotto
    Writing Seminars
    Johns Hopkins University
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  • "Baltimore is a city that has something for everyone - music, food, art, architecture, history."
    Alyssa Wooden
    Public Health and Cognitive Science
    Johns Hopkins University
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  • Quick Facts

    Medium

    The Johns Hopkins network extends throughout Baltimore, offering resources to many types of students. Undergraduates on the Homewood campus enjoy access to this larger network of schools, labs, centers, and other resources as part of a medium-sized university.

    Urban

    Though Johns Hopkins has schools and centers throughout Baltimore, in D.C., and around the world, our main undergraduate campus is nestled amongst residential areas and neighborhoods known best for antique shopping, coffee shops, and dining.

    Private University

    Named for its first benefactor, entrepreneur and philanthropist Johns Hopkins, the university includes the schools of Medicine, Public Health, Nursing, Advanced International Studies, Education, and Business, in addition to an undergraduate program.

    Freshman Enrollment

    26,578 Applications
    3,116 Admitted
    1,348 Enrolled

    Freshman Class Profile

    1475-1560 (middle 50 percent) SAT SAT
    32-34 ACT
    93% in the top 10% of their class GPA GPA

    Student to Faculty ratio

    10:1

    Research Funds

    $2.2

    billion in research funding and grants.

    Athletics

    Hopkins offers 22 varsity sports (lacrosse is Division I, all others are Division III), intramurals, and sports clubs. Our mascot is the Blue Jay. Students cheer on their classmates in “the Nest,” the student cheering section of our stadium.

    Rankings

    U.S. News & World Report: #10 Best National Universities, #11 Best Global Universities, #2 Best Public Health Program, #2 Best Biomedical Engineering Program, #5 (tie) in High School Counselor Rankings

    USA Today: #3 Best Colleges for Writers

    The Daily Meal: #4 Best Colleges for Food in America

    Enrollment

    Total Enrollment: 7,529
    Undergraduate: 5,366
    Graduate: 2,163
    (all campuses, full- and part-time students)

    Gender

    Women: 51%
    Men: 49%
    (undergraduate)

    In-State vs. Out of State

    In-State: 12%
    Out of State: 88%
    (undergraduate, international excluded)

    Internship Placements

    98% of students have at least one career-related experience while at Hopkins, including internships, research, and shadowing. 75% of students participate in hands-on research.

    Career Success

    86% of the Class of 2016 undergraduates were employed full-time or enrolled in graduate or professional school within 6 months of graduation. 14% were traveling, volunteering, or doing other things.

    Domestic vs. International

    Domestic: 90%
    International: 10%

  • Academics

    The academic environment here welcomes students who are eager to pursue their passions and answer questions that haven’t even been asked yet. Our students are innovative and creative thinkers. They collaborate with peers and mentors who are experts in their fields to investigate topics that matter to them. Johns Hopkins students find the freedom to explore their interests in a culture that encourages hands-on learning, with access to world-class resources.

     

    Degree Programs

    57 Bachelors, 83 Masters, 56 Doctoral

     

    Featured Programs

    Global Environmental Change & Sustainability (undergraduate)

    Writing Seminars (undergraduate and graduate)

    Visual Arts (undergraduate)

    Center for Leadership Education (undergraduate and graduate)

    Public Health (undergraduate and graduate)

    Marketing and Communications (undergraduate)

    Entrepreneurship and Management (undergraduate)

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    Schools

    Whiting School of Engineering

    Krieger School of Arts & Sciences

    Carey Business School

    School of Education

    School of Medicine

    School of Nursing

    Peabody Institute

    Bloomberg School of Public Health

    School of Advanced Academic Studies (SAIS)

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  • Contact Information

    Contact Information

    3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218
    410-516-8171
    apply.jhu.edu

     

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