Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University is a private research university founded in 1876. The institution is recognized for research output, graduate programs, and medical education.

Johns Hopkins operates multiple campuses and affiliated institutions including the School of Medicine, Bloomberg School of Public Health, and Applied Physics Laboratory.

Primary Campus: Baltimore, Maryland
Additional Locations: Washington, D.C., Montgomery County, Maryland, and international sites

Johns Hopkins offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees across multiple schools and divisions.

• Arts and Sciences
• Engineering
• Business (Carey Business School)
• Medicine
• Public Health (Bloomberg School)
• Nursing
• Education
• International Studies (SAIS)
• Music (Peabody Institute)

For complete program listings, visit the official academics page.

Admissions requirements vary by school and program level. Undergraduate admissions are competitive and holistic.

Official Admissions Portal: apply.jhu.edu

For guidance on admissions processes and visa requirements, see the Admissions & Visa Guide.

Tuition varies by school and program. Current tuition and fee schedules are published on the official website.

Official Tuition Information: Johns Hopkins Tuition Page

For cost planning resources, visit Cost of Studying in Maryland.

Johns Hopkins offers need-based financial aid for undergraduate students. Graduate funding varies by program and may include assistantships, fellowships, and loans.

Financial Aid Office: finaid.jhu.edu

Additional scholarship information: Scholarships in Maryland

Johns Hopkins enrolls international students across all programs. The Office of International Services provides support for visa processing, orientation, and compliance.

International Services: ois.jhu.edu

Accrediting Body: Middle States Commission on Higher Education

www.jhu.edu

• Johns Hopkins University Official Website
• Johns Hopkins Admissions
• Middle States Commission on Higher Education