Johns Hopkins University has released its Regular Decision notifications. In all, 1,922 students earned Regular Decision admission to Johns Hopkins’ Class of 2024. These 1,922 admits — not all of whom will choose to matriculate of course — join the 682 students who previously earned admission to JHU’s incoming class …
Johns Hopkins University has sent out its Regular Decision admissions notifications. In all, 30,163 students applied Regular Decision to Johns Hopkins in the hope of earning admission to the school’s Class of 2023. Of these applicants, 2,309 earned admission. That’s a Regular Decision admit rate of a little over 6.7%. …
Johns Hopkins University, ranked #11 in the 2018 “US News & World Report” rankings, has released its admissions data for the Class of 2022. Johns Hopkins received 29,128 applicants to its Class of 2022. Of these students, 2,894 earned admission. 610 of these students earned admission in the Early Decision round …
Are you curious to learn the Johns Hopkins Class of 2022 Early Decision statistics? Johns Hopkins University’s Early Decision admissions statistics are out for the Class of 2022. In all, 2,037 students applied to the Baltimore, Maryland-based university this Early Decision cycle. This marked an all-time record for Johns Hopkins …
Johns Hopkins University notified applicants to the Class of 2021 of their decisions this past Friday. In all, 2,542 students applied for admission to the Baltimore, Maryland-based university. In the Early Decision round, Johns Hopkins admitted 591 students to be members of the Class of 2021, though only 575 of these 591 students …
We completely understand why Early Decision and Early Action application deadlines were extended for the Class of 2018. After all, we were helping lead the charge against the Common App., letting it be known so many issues students were having with the platform as they sought to complete and submit their …
Are you applying for admission to Johns Hopkins? If so, you might want to read this. Apparently, directors of admission at Johns Hopkins University have been sending out emails to parents of prospective students. The subject line of these emails reads, “Your student put me in touch.” These emails represent …
