Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore, MD · Private nonprofit · Visit Website

Johns Hopkins University's main Homewood campus provides a traditional college setting in Baltimore's Charles Village neighborhood. The university is known for its rigorous academics and research focus, particularly in the sciences and medicine. Students benefit from the university's close ties to the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Bloomberg School of Public Health. The Blue Jays lacrosse team is a significant part of the school's athletic tradition.

Programs Analyzed
14
Avg Grad Earnings
$50,258/yr
Avg DegreeOutlook Score
45/100
Tuition (Sticker Price)
$63,340/yr

Financial Aid & Net Price

What students actually pay after grants and scholarships, by family income. 20% of students receive Pell Grants and 11% take federal loans.

Family Income Avg Net Price/yr 4-Year Net Cost Net-Price ROI
$0 – $30K $1,473 $5,892 85.3x
$30K – $48K $2,708 $10,832 46.4x
$48K – $75K $4,431 $17,724 28.4x
$75K – $110K $12,085 $48,340 10.4x
$110K+ $38,745 $154,980 3.2x
Sticker price (no aid) $63,340 $253,360 2.0x

Net price = tuition + fees + room & board minus grants and scholarships. ROI = average 10-year graduate earnings ÷ 4-year net cost. Source: IPEDS Student Financial Aid survey via College Scorecard.

All Programs at Johns Hopkins University

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