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The information below outlines the full annual cost of a Johns Hopkins education, before financial aid, scholarships, or other awards. Actual cost will vary.
All figures are for the 2021-22 academic year
Undergraduate tuition
| SCHOOL | TUITION |
|---|---|
| School of Arts and Sciences | $58,720 |
| School of Engineering | $58,720 |
| Peabody Institute | $56,313 |
Students interested in enrolling in the schools of Arts and Sciences and/or Engineering can learn more about how Hopkins families pay for college on the website of the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, or contact one of our financial advisers, who are available to help students and families fully understand their options and make informed choices.
Graduate tuition
| SCHOOL | TUITION |
|---|---|
| School of Advanced International Studies | Washington: $55,540 Bologna: €40,310 |
| School of Arts and Sciences | $58,720 |
| Carey Business School | $64,000 ($1,650/credit) |
| School of Education | $875/credit |
| School of Engineering | $58,720 |
| School of Medicine | $58,000 |
| School of Nursing | Full-time MSN: $42,960 Full-time MSN/MPH: $59,136 |
| Peabody Institute | $56,313 |
| School of Public Health | $73,980 (full-time MPH—5 terms) |
Doctoral tuition
| SCHOOL | TUITION |
|---|---|
| School of Advanced International Studies | Washington: $55,540 Bologna: €40,310 |
| School of Arts and Sciences | $58,720 |
| School of Education | $45,260 |
| School of Engineering | PhD: $58,720 Doctor of Engineering: $65,000 |
| School of Medicine | $58,000 |
| School of Nursing | Full-time PhD: $42,426 Full-time DNP: $33,534 |
| Peabody Institute | $56,313 |
| School of Public Health | $59,184 |
Johns Hopkins School Of Medicine Acceptance Rate
The 60 women and 61 men of the 2024 entering class have performed at a high level academically and scored in the top few percentiles on standardized tests. And while the fact that the majority of students majored in science as undergraduates might come as no surprise, the fact that 14% of the class had a major other than science just might. They have distinguished themselves further by demonstrating leadership qualities, a commitment to service, a passion for medicine and a range of additional personal qualities that are indicative of successful students and physicians.
With an admit rate of 7%, it is easy to understand why the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine is sometimes viewed from the outside as highly competitive. However, the 121 newest members of our community are discovering right now that the competition ended with their admission. Once inside, students experience a welcoming and collaborative atmosphere where individual passions are encouraged and one another’s successes are celebrated.
Meet the Class of 2024
The Path to Admission
5,604
Applicants
664
Interviews
284
Accepted
121
Matriculated
Incoming M.D. and M.D.-Ph.D. Students
50%Women
50%Men
43%Asian
29%Caucasian
17%Underrepresented in Medicine Students
11%Not Specified / Other
27US States Represented
3Countries Represented
56Undergraduate Institutions Represented
3.93Average GPA
521Average MCAT
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