JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS:
UnderGraduate
Scholarships:
1.Need-Based Scholarships
JHU is
committed in meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted
students, regardless of their citizenship. This commitment ensures that financial
barriers do not hinder qualified students from attending.
- Hopkins Scholarships: These institutional
scholarships are awarded based on student's financial need and do not require
repayment. The amount varies, depending on the student's demonstrated need
and can be renewed annually.
- Federal Pell Grant: Available to U.S. citizens
and eligible non-citizens who demonstrate exceptional financial need. For
the academic year 2024-2025, the grant ranges from $657 to $6,195
annually.
- Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity
Grant (FSEOG): This grant provides additional assistance to
students with significant financial need, prioritizing Pell Grant recipients.
For
Maryland residents, the Howard P.
Rawlings Guaranteed Access Grant offers substantial aid. Eligible
students must complete the FAFSA by March 1 each year to qualify.
2. Merit-Based
Scholarships
Merit
scholarships at JHU are based on academic and personal achievements. All
applicants are automatically considered during the admissions processn so no
separate application is required. These scholarships can be combined with
need-based aid to further reduce the cost of attendance.
- Hodson Trust Scholarship: It is awarded to approximately 20 incoming first-year students annually, this
prestigious scholarship covers about two-thirds of tuition costs.
Recipients are selected based on leadership, academic excellence, and
personal achievement.
3. Scholarships for
International Students
International
students are eligible for both need-based and merit-based scholarships:
- Need-Based Aid: JHU meets 100% of
demonstrated financial need for international students. Applicants must
indicate their need for financial aid on their admissions application and
submit the CSS Profile for consideration.
- Merit Scholarships: A limited number of merit
scholarships are available to international students, awarded based on
outstanding academic and personal achievements.
Stipend Information
While
many of JHU's undergraduate scholarships cover tuition and fees, they typically
do not include additional stipends for living expenses. However, some external
scholarships, such as the Udall
Undergraduate Scholarship, provide up to $7,000 for eligible expenses,
including tuition, fees, books, and room and board.
It's
important to note that scholarship amounts and eligibility criteria can vary
annually. Prospective students are encouraged to consult JHU's official
financial aid website or contact the Office of Student Financial Support for
the most current information.
Graduate
Scholarships:
1. Whiting School of
Engineering (WSE) Graduate Fellowships
- Eligibility: Open to full-time,
degree-seeking graduate students in the School of Engineering.
- Funding Details: WSE PhD students are fully
funded for the duration of their program while in full-time, resident
status. The stipend minimum is equivalent to 12 months at $37,600.
2. School of Advanced
International Studies (SAIS) Scholarships
- Public Service Fellows – Scholarship Program:
- Eligibility: Open to highly talented
graduate students pursuing the Master of Arts in International Relations
(MAIR) who aspire to a career in public service. Citizens of all
countries are eligible to apply.
- Funding Details: Recipients receive a 100%
tuition scholarship for the first year, renewable for the second year if
they maintain full-time student status and a cumulative GPA of 3.4.
- Public Service Scholars – Scholarship Program:
- Eligibility: Designed for experienced
mid-career professionals pursuing the Master of International Public
Policy (MIPP) with a background in public service.
- Funding Details: Scholars receive a 50%
tuition scholarship.
- Rangel, Payne, and Pickering Fellows:
- Funding Details: JHU SAIS covers the
difference between the sponsored tuition amount and full-time tuition,
health insurance, and other applicable fees (excluding the required
matriculation fee). Starting fall 2023, all new Fellows also receive a
$5,000 stipend ($2,500/year) for educational-related expenses.
3. Dean’s Teaching
Fellowship
- Eligibility: Graduate students in the
Krieger School who propose and design an undergraduate seminar course.
- Funding Details: Fellows receive one
semester of support, including a stipend (currently $11,500), health
insurance, and tuition.
4. Need-Based Relocation
Grant
- Eligibility: Students admitted to PhD
programs at JHU.
- Funding Details: A $1,500 need-based grant
to offset relocation costs.
5. External Fellowships
- Beinecke Scholarship:
- Eligibility: Highly motivated students
pursuing research-oriented graduate training in the arts, humanities, and
social sciences.
- Funding Details: Each scholar receives
$5,000 prior to entering graduate school and an additional $30,000 while
attending graduate school as a full-time student.
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Eligibility criteria
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Undergraduate Admissions:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Applicants must have successfully completed secondary education and demonstrated strong academic performance.
- Applicants are considered
domestic if you are a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, eligible
noncitizen, or have DACA or undocumented status.
- Application
Requirements:
- Common
Application or Coalition Application.
- High
school transcripts.
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Personal
statement.
- Standardized
test scores (SAT/ACT) are optional.
- International
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Completion
of secondary education equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma.
- Application
Requirements:
- Common
Application or Coalition Application.
- High
school transcripts (translated if not in English).
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Personal
statement.
- Proof
of English proficiency through TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test
(DET) scores, unless exempted.
- International
Certification of Finances form to document available funding.
Undergraduate Tuition and Fees (2024–2025 Academic Year):
- Tuition: $66,670
- Matriculation
Fee (One-time): $500
- Living
Expenses:
- Housing (On-Campus): $12,450
- Food (On-Campus): $8,552
- Miscellaneous
Personal Expenses:
$1,559
- Books,
Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment: $1,367
- Transportation
(Average): $732
- Total
Estimated Cost:
$91,830
Graduate Admissions:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Bachelor's
degree from an accredited institution.
- Minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Application
Requirements:
- Online
application.
- Official
transcripts.
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Statement
of purpose.
- GRE
scores (varies by program).
- International
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Equivalent
of a U.S. bachelor's degree.
- Minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Application
Requirements:
- Online
application.
- Official
transcripts (translated if not in English).
- Credential
evaluation (varies by program).
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Statement
of purpose.
- GRE
scores (varies by program).
- Proof
of English proficiency through TOEFL, IELTS, or Cambridge English
Qualifications scores, unless exempted.
Graduate Tuition and Fees (2024–2025 Academic Year):
- Engineering
for Professionals (EP):
- Graduate (600-level and above)
courses: $5,455 per course.
- Advanced
Academic Programs (AAP):
- Tuition varies by program; for
example, Master of Biotechnology Enterprise and Entrepreneurship: $5,640
per course.
- School
of Education:
- Tuition varies by program;
additional fees include a $175 registration fee per semester and a $175
graduation fee.
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SCHOLARSHIPS:
UnderGraduate
Scholarships:
1.Need-Based Scholarships
JHU is
committed in meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted
students, regardless of their citizenship. This commitment ensures that financial
barriers do not hinder qualified students from attending.
- Hopkins Scholarships: These institutional
scholarships are awarded based on student's financial need and do not require
repayment. The amount varies, depending on the student's demonstrated need
and can be renewed annually.
- Federal Pell Grant: Available to U.S. citizens
and eligible non-citizens who demonstrate exceptional financial need. For
the academic year 2024-2025, the grant ranges from $657 to $6,195
annually.
- Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity
Grant (FSEOG): This grant provides additional assistance to
students with significant financial need, prioritizing Pell Grant recipients.
For
Maryland residents, the Howard P.
Rawlings Guaranteed Access Grant offers substantial aid. Eligible
students must complete the FAFSA by March 1 each year to qualify.
2. Merit-Based
Scholarships
Merit
scholarships at JHU are based on academic and personal achievements. All
applicants are automatically considered during the admissions processn so no
separate application is required. These scholarships can be combined with
need-based aid to further reduce the cost of attendance.
- Hodson Trust Scholarship: It is awarded to approximately 20 incoming first-year students annually, this
prestigious scholarship covers about two-thirds of tuition costs.
Recipients are selected based on leadership, academic excellence, and
personal achievement.
3. Scholarships for
International Students
International
students are eligible for both need-based and merit-based scholarships:
- Need-Based Aid: JHU meets 100% of
demonstrated financial need for international students. Applicants must
indicate their need for financial aid on their admissions application and
submit the CSS Profile for consideration.
- Merit Scholarships: A limited number of merit
scholarships are available to international students, awarded based on
outstanding academic and personal achievements.
Stipend Information
While
many of JHU's undergraduate scholarships cover tuition and fees, they typically
do not include additional stipends for living expenses. However, some external
scholarships, such as the Udall
Undergraduate Scholarship, provide up to $7,000 for eligible expenses,
including tuition, fees, books, and room and board.
It's
important to note that scholarship amounts and eligibility criteria can vary
annually. Prospective students are encouraged to consult JHU's official
financial aid website or contact the Office of Student Financial Support for
the most current information.
Graduate
Scholarships:
1. Whiting School of
Engineering (WSE) Graduate Fellowships
- Eligibility: Open to full-time,
degree-seeking graduate students in the School of Engineering.
- Funding Details: WSE PhD students are fully
funded for the duration of their program while in full-time, resident
status. The stipend minimum is equivalent to 12 months at $37,600.
2. School of Advanced
International Studies (SAIS) Scholarships
- Public Service Fellows – Scholarship Program:
- Eligibility: Open to highly talented
graduate students pursuing the Master of Arts in International Relations
(MAIR) who aspire to a career in public service. Citizens of all
countries are eligible to apply.
- Funding Details: Recipients receive a 100%
tuition scholarship for the first year, renewable for the second year if
they maintain full-time student status and a cumulative GPA of 3.4.
- Public Service Scholars – Scholarship Program:
- Eligibility: Designed for experienced
mid-career professionals pursuing the Master of International Public
Policy (MIPP) with a background in public service.
- Funding Details: Scholars receive a 50%
tuition scholarship.
- Rangel, Payne, and Pickering Fellows:
- Funding Details: JHU SAIS covers the
difference between the sponsored tuition amount and full-time tuition,
health insurance, and other applicable fees (excluding the required
matriculation fee). Starting fall 2023, all new Fellows also receive a
$5,000 stipend ($2,500/year) for educational-related expenses.
3. Dean’s Teaching
Fellowship
- Eligibility: Graduate students in the
Krieger School who propose and design an undergraduate seminar course.
- Funding Details: Fellows receive one
semester of support, including a stipend (currently $11,500), health
insurance, and tuition.
4. Need-Based Relocation
Grant
- Eligibility: Students admitted to PhD
programs at JHU.
- Funding Details: A $1,500 need-based grant
to offset relocation costs.
5. External Fellowships
- Beinecke Scholarship:
- Eligibility: Highly motivated students
pursuing research-oriented graduate training in the arts, humanities, and
social sciences.
- Funding Details: Each scholar receives
$5,000 prior to entering graduate school and an additional $30,000 while
attending graduate school as a full-time student.
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ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Undergraduate Admissions:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Applicants must have successfully completed secondary education and demonstrated strong academic performance.
- Applicants are considered
domestic if you are a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, eligible
noncitizen, or have DACA or undocumented status.
- Application
Requirements:
- Common
Application or Coalition Application.
- High
school transcripts.
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Personal
statement.
- Standardized
test scores (SAT/ACT) are optional.
- International
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Completion
of secondary education equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma.
- Application
Requirements:
- Common
Application or Coalition Application.
- High
school transcripts (translated if not in English).
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Personal
statement.
- Proof
of English proficiency through TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test
(DET) scores, unless exempted.
- International
Certification of Finances form to document available funding.
Undergraduate Tuition and Fees (2024–2025 Academic Year):
- Tuition: $66,670
- Matriculation
Fee (One-time): $500
- Living
Expenses:
- Housing (On-Campus): $12,450
- Food (On-Campus): $8,552
- Miscellaneous
Personal Expenses:
$1,559
- Books,
Course Materials, Supplies, and Equipment: $1,367
- Transportation
(Average): $732
- Total
Estimated Cost:
$91,830
Graduate Admissions:
- Domestic
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Bachelor's
degree from an accredited institution.
- Minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Application
Requirements:
- Online
application.
- Official
transcripts.
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Statement
of purpose.
- GRE
scores (varies by program).
- International
Applicants:
- Eligibility:
- Equivalent
of a U.S. bachelor's degree.
- Minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Application
Requirements:
- Online
application.
- Official
transcripts (translated if not in English).
- Credential
evaluation (varies by program).
- Letters
of recommendation.
- Statement
of purpose.
- GRE
scores (varies by program).
- Proof
of English proficiency through TOEFL, IELTS, or Cambridge English
Qualifications scores, unless exempted.
Graduate Tuition and Fees (2024–2025 Academic Year):
- Engineering
for Professionals (EP):
- Graduate (600-level and above)
courses: $5,455 per course.
- Advanced
Academic Programs (AAP):
- Tuition varies by program; for
example, Master of Biotechnology Enterprise and Entrepreneurship: $5,640
per course.
- School
of Education:
- Tuition varies by program;
additional fees include a $175 registration fee per semester and a $175
graduation fee.