Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University is a prestigious private research university located in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. Founded in 1876 through charitable donations from publisher and philanthropist Johns Hopkins, the university is known for its high standards of education, scientific research, and a medical center that is one of the world's leading. Johns Hopkins University is among the most prestigious educational institutions in the world and often ranks highly in international university rankings.
Quick Facts
About University
Johns Hopkins University consistently ranks highly in international university rankings due to its excellent education and active research community. The university's students and faculty are actively involved in various projects and research, making a significant impact on the development of science, medicine, and education.
Academic Programs
Taught in EnglishFaculty of Arts and Sciences
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Whiting School of Engineering
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School of Medicine
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Carey Business School
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Krieger School of Arts and Sciences
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Intakes & Deadlines
Available intake periods for application
Fall 2025
Fall 2025
Fall 2026
Fall 2026
Admission Requirements
Bachelor's Degree
Basic Requirements
3.0
English Language Level
7
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How to Enroll
Follow these steps to apply Johns Hopkins University
Preparation for admission
This includes successfully completing the school curriculum, participating in extracurricular activities, preparing for standardized tests, and maintaining good academic standards.
Application for admission
Students must complete an online application on the university's website and provide required documents such as academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, essays, and standardized test scores.
Application review
The University evaluates each application based on academic performance, test scores, extracurricular achievements, essays and recommendations.
Making a decision
After reviewing the application, the university makes a decision on whether to accept the student. Accepted students receive an invitation to study at Johns Hopkins University.
Financing decision
The university also considers financial aid for students by providing various programs and scholarships.
Cost of Study
Full breakdown of tuition and living costs
Campus Life
Facilities and student experience
• Johns Hopkins University Library
World-class facility
• Johns Hopkins University Auditoriums
World-class facility
• Johns Hopkins University campus
World-class facility