How much is the Johns Hopkins tuition? For the academic year 2023-2024, Johns Hopkins's tuition & fees is $63,340.
With indirect costs not billed by school, such as room & boards and personal living expenses, the total cost of attendance for one academic year is $83,660 when a student lives on-campus.
Johns Hopkins Tuition & Expenses
| 2022-2023 Rate |
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| Tuition & Fees | $63,340 |
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| Books & Supplies Costs | $1,280 |
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| On-campus Room & Board | $17,640 |
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| On-campus Expenses | $1,400 |
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| Off-campus Room & Board | $13,808 |
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| Off-campus Expenses | $1,400 |
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| 2023-2024 Projection |
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| Tuition & Fees | $60,480 |
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How Much Does it Cost to Go to Johns Hopkins for 4 Years?
For the class of 2027, who entering colleges in 2023, the 4 years tuition & fees is $284,763 at Johns Hopkins. The estimated tuition rate is based on the changes over last 5 years. With room & board, books, and other personal expenses, the estimated 4 years costs of attendance is $372,741. After receiving financial aid including grants, scholarships, and/or student loans, the 4 years COA is down to $136,389.
The following table computes the 4 years tuition and COA by class of year.
Average Tuition By School Type and Comparison
Compared to four-years schools nationwide, Johns Hopkins' tuition is much higher than the average tuition of $20,937. Compared to private, four-years colleges in Maryland, its tuition is much higher than the average tuition of $23,027.
| In-State | Out-of-State |
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| Johns Hopkins University | $63,340 |
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| U.S. Four-years Colleges | $18,672 |
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| Public Schools | $7,199 | $12,960 |
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| Private Schools | $20,937 |
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| Maryland Four-years Colleges | $20,959 |
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| Public Schools | $8,923 | $16,685 |
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| Private Schools | $23,027 |
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Compare Similar School's Tuition
The next table compares the tuition & fees between Johns Hopkins and similar schools. The similar colleges are selected by school type & level (private, four-years), ranking, and comparison frequency by our users. The comparison is based on 2022-2023 tuition rate.
| Location | Undergraduate | Graduate |
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| Johns Hopkins University | Baltimore, MD | $63,340 | $65,956 |
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| Emory University | Atlanta, GA | $60,774 | $47,722 |
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| Tufts University | Medford, MA | $67,844 | $49,476 |
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| University of Notre Dame | Notre Dame, IN | $62,693 | $62,502 |
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| New York University | New York, NY | $60,438 | $41,124 |
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| University of Southern California | Los Angeles, CA | $68,237 | $68,128 |
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| Washington University in St Louis | Saint Louis, MO | $62,982 | $62,366 |
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Tuition Trends Over Past 10 Years
The undergraduate tuition & fees of Johns Hopkins University has increased by 33.01% over the past 10 years from $45,470 to $63,340. The graduate tuition & fee has increased by 38.47% from $45,470 to $65,956.
The living costs increased by 5.85% last year and 28.37% over the past 10 years.
Financial Aid and COA
At Johns Hopkins University, 3,564 students (58%) received grant or scholarship from the federal government, state or local government, the institution, and other sources. The average amount of grant/scholarship received is $52,572.
After receiving financial aid, the cost of attendance (COA) at Johns Hopkins is $31,088 for students living on-campus and $27,256 for students living off-campus.
For beginning students (i.e. first-time freshmen), 955 students received any type of financial aid including grants/scholarship and student loans. The average amount of grant/scholarship for the first-time students is $54,405 and the average amount of student loans is $9,843.
The financial aid data is based on 2021-2022 statistics from IPEDS.
Admission Stats and Requirements to Apply
Johns Hopkins's acceptance rate is 7.52%. A total of 39,515 applicants applied to and 2,972 students were accepted. Of the admitted students, 1,420 enrolled finally, and the yield (i.e. enrollment rate) is 47.78%.
To apply to Johns Hopkins, 4 items are required - Secondary school GPA, Secondary school record, Recommendations and TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and 1 items are recommended to submit - Completion of college-preparatory program.
SAT and ACT Scores
The SAT and ACT scores are neither required nor recommended to apply to Johns Hopkins. Its SAT score is much higher than the national average score of 1,168. The ACT score is much higher than the national average score of 24.
Student Population
Johns Hopkins University has a total of 31,275 students including 6,044 undergraduate and 25,231 graduate students. By gender, there are 14,571 male students and 17,478 female students attending Johns Hopkins. The school offers online degree programs and 14,024 students enrolled online exclusively (44.84% of all students).
| Total | Male | Female |
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| Total | 32,049 |
14,571 | 17,478 |
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| Undergraduate | 6,132 |
2,754 | 3,378 |
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| Graduate | 25,917 |
11,817 | 14,100 |
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Directory & Academic Information
| Directory Information |
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| Address | 3400 N Charles St, Baltimore, MD |
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| Phone | 410-516-8000 |
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| WEB | www.jhu.edu |
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| Degree & Programs |
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| Degree | Undergraduate, Graduate |
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| Program Offered | 366 Programs |
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| Online Program Offered | 60 Online Programs |
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| Graduate Program Offered | 194 Graduate Programs |
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| Academic Stats |
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| Acceptance Rate | 7.25% |
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| Yield | 51.22% |
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| Student Population | 31,275 |
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| Graduation Rate | 94% |
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| Transfer-out Rate | 2% |
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| Retention Rate | 97% |
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| Students to Faculty Ratio Rate | 6 to 1 |
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| Faculty & Staffs |
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| Number of Faculties | 3,856 (Full-time), 65 (Part-time) |
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| Number of Staffs | 16,764 (Full-time), 2,705 (Part-time) |
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| Average Faculty Salary | $149,219 |
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| Average Staff Salary | $86,016 |
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