Applying to Johns Hopkins

For the academic year 2023-24, the acceptance rate of Johns Hopkins University is 7.56% and the yield (also known as enrollment rate) is 48.18%. 17,355 men and 21,538 women applied to Johns Hopkins and 1,371 men and 1,552 women students were accepted.

Among them, 660 men and 752 women were enrolled in the school (Fall 2023). The following table and chart show the admission statistics including the number of applicants, acceptance rate, and yield at Johns Hopkins.

In 2024, 587 students (41% of enrolled) have submitted their SAT scores and 203 students (14%) have submitted their ACT scores for seeking degrees at Johns Hopkins.

The median SAT score is 1,550 with 760 SAT EBRW and 790 SAT Math median scores. The 75^th percentile SAT score of EBRW (Evidence-Based Reading / Writing) is 780 and the 25^th percentile is 750. The SAT Math 75^th percentile score is 800 and 25^th percentile is 780 .

The median ACT composite score is 35 with 75^th percentile score of 35 and 25^th percentile score of 34 at Johns Hopkins. The median ACT math score is 35 and the ACT English score is 35.

The SAT and ACT scores at Johns Hopkins University are relatively high compared to similar colleges (SAT: 1,492, ACT: 33 - private (not-for-profit) research university with very high research activity).

It requires to submit High School GPA, High School Record (or Transcript), Recommendations, English Proficiency Test, and Personal statement or essay to its applicants.

The SAT and ACT test score is not reqired, but considered in admission process at Johns Hopkins. The english proficiency test is reqired .

The next table summarizes the application requirements to apply Johns Hopkins University.

For more admission information such as minimum GPA and deadlines, see its online application page .

The application fee is $70 for undergraduate schools and $75 for graduate schools of Johns Hopkins University. The next table provides general admission information for applying to Johns Hopkins.