US School Discovery

Johns Hopkins University logo

Johns Hopkins University

Explore admissions details for Johns Hopkins University, including acceptance rate, tuition, net price, testing data, student size, and an estimated 4.0 GPA fit range that can be used with your converter results.

Baltimore, MDBachelor's DegreePrivate NonprofitVisit University Website
Advertisement

About Johns Hopkins University

Johns Hopkins University is a private nonprofit institution in Baltimore, MD. It is listed as a bachelor's degree institution in the current dataset. Based on the latest available data, Johns Hopkins University is highly selective with an acceptance rate of 8%. Reported student size is about 5,617, which helps frame the scale of the campus experience.

Johns Hopkins University is included here as part of the CalcmyGPA US school discovery directory, which is designed to help students compare acceptance rate, tuition, SAT and ACT ranges, student size, and GPA-fit guidance in one place. If you are researching whether Johns Hopkins University should be a reach, match, or stronger-fit option, this profile gives a faster planning summary before you move into application strategy.

Acceptance Rate

8%

Average SAT

1,553

Average ACT

Not available

Student Size

5,617

In-State Tuition

$63,340

Out-of-State Tuition

$63,340

Johns Hopkins University Acceptance Rate, SAT, ACT, and Admissions Data

Johns Hopkins University sits in the highly selective range with an acceptance rate of 8%. The average SAT shown here is 1,553. Graduation rate is 94%, which adds useful perspective beyond admissions alone.

Admissions data matters because school selectivity is rarely about one number alone. For Johns Hopkins University, acceptance rate, SAT or ACT ranges, and graduation-rate signals work better when read together, especially for students comparing several US schools with similar reputations, cost, or GPA expectations.

Acceptance

8%

Graduation Rate

94%

SAT Average

1,553

ACT Composite

Not available

SAT Reading

Not available

SAT Math

Not available

Graduation Rate

94%

Control

Private Nonprofit

Johns Hopkins University Tuition, Net Price, and Cost of Attendance

Johns Hopkins University reports in-state tuition of $63,340 and out-of-state tuition of $63,340. Average net price is $18,161, which can be more useful than sticker tuition when comparing affordability. Estimated annual cost of attendance is $81,300 before individual aid differences. Median debt for completers is $10,250.

Cost is often where school lists change the most. This Johns Hopkins University cost section is meant to help you compare tuition, average net price, and overall attendance cost more naturally, so you can judge whether the school looks realistic financially before spending more time on essays, applications, or score comparisons.

In-State Tuition

$63,340

Out-of-State Tuition

$63,340

Average Net Price

$18,161

Attendance Cost

$81,300

Average Net Price

$18,161

Cost of Attendance

$81,300

Median Debt

$10,250

Advertisement

Johns Hopkins University Student Size, Graduation Rate, and Outcomes

Johns Hopkins University enrolls about 5,617 students. Private Nonprofit control can affect tuition structure, funding, and campus priorities. Reported median earnings 10 years after entry are $87,555.

Student size and outcomes add important perspective that pure admissions numbers miss. For many applicants, the right US school is not just about getting in, but also about campus scale, graduation success, and longer-term earnings potential, which is why this Johns Hopkins University profile keeps those factors visible before you drill into calculators or related schools.

Student Size

5,617

Median Earnings

$87,555

Johns Hopkins University GPA Requirements and Academic Fit

A practical GPA floor for discovery purposes is around 3.85 on the 4.0 scale. A stronger target is around 3.95 to improve fit. This is an estimate used to turn converter results into school suggestions, not an official admissions guarantee.

The GPA fit range on this page is not an official minimum from Johns Hopkins University. It is a planning layer that helps you compare your converted 4.0 GPA against other US school profiles in a more practical way. That makes it useful for deciding whether Johns Hopkins University looks more like a reach, match, or stronger-fit school inside the wider directory.

Johns Hopkins University should be treated as a reach-oriented school for most applicants. Strong grades, testing, and the rest of the application profile matter heavily.

Estimated Floor

3.85

Recommended GPA

3.95

Estimated Floor

3.85

Recommended GPA

3.95

How to Apply to Johns Hopkins University Strategically

Use this section as a quick application guide before you decide whether Johns Hopkins University belongs in your reach, match, or safety group. The goal is to keep admissions fit, affordability, and official requirements in view at the same time.

Check your fit before treating it as a match

Treat Johns Hopkins University as a higher-selectivity target and balance your list with match and safety schools instead of assuming one strong number is enough.

Review cost early, not after you apply

Look at tuition, net price, and overall attendance cost early so affordability is part of the decision from the start, not something you discover after you are already committed.

Confirm official requirements on the school website

Use the official admissions and financial-aid pages for final requirements, deadlines, prerequisite expectations, and any updated testing or application-policy changes.

Johns Hopkins University GPA, Current Grade, Final Exam, and Planner Calculators

Johns Hopkins University Admissions, GPA, Tuition, and FAQ

What is the acceptance rate at Johns Hopkins University?

Johns Hopkins University currently shows an acceptance rate of 8% in this dataset.

How competitive is Johns Hopkins University?

Johns Hopkins University should be treated as a reach-oriented school for most applicants. Strong grades, testing, and the rest of the application profile matter heavily.

What GPA is competitive for Johns Hopkins University?

This page estimates a discovery fit band around 3.85 to 3.95 on the 4.0 scale. These are guidance estimates, not official minimums.

How much does Johns Hopkins University cost?

Johns Hopkins University reports in-state tuition of $63,340, out-of-state tuition of $63,340, and an average net price of $18,161.

What test scores are shown for Johns Hopkins University?

Johns Hopkins University shows an average SAT of 1,553.

College Scorecard SourceView
Advertisement

Schools Similar to Johns Hopkins University

Discovery Flow

Compare Your GPA With Similar Schools

You can also compare this Johns Hopkins University profile with other schools using the GPA converter. Convert your GPA to a 4.0 scale and explore reach, match, and safety options in one place.

Note: school facts on this page come from the latest College Scorecard data and should be verified on official admissions and financial aid pages before you apply.