Virtual Summer Open House

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Select your Open House sessions

We encourage you to sign up for as many sessions as your schedule allows and hope you will be able to join us for the entire program! Please register for sessions below by checking the respective box. You will receive a link to join via email for each session you register for. Because there are many sessions happening at the same time, we will share recordings of all sessions via email after the event. We encourage you to register for the events you are most interested in attending live. All times below are listed in Eastern Daylight Time (UTC-4:00).

International Sessions

International Admissions Session

Join us for our International Admissions Session where we'll dive into applying to Hopkins as an international student. A member of our admissions committee will go over our holistic review process and what we look for in applications so you can apply with confidence.

Financial Aid 101 for International Students

Hopkins has one of the strongest financial aid programs in the U.S. Join us for a session designed to break down the financial aid process for non-U.S. citizens. We'll cover the basics, from the different types of aid available to the ways we work with families to make a Hopkins education financially possible.

Saturday, July 13 at 07:30 AM - International Admissions SessionFull

Saturday, July 13 at 08:30 AM - Financial Aid 101 for International StudentsFull

Academic Sessions

Biomedical Engineering

Hopkins' biomedical engineering program has consistently ranked among the top in the nation for decades. Join us to discover the exciting research, internships, and hands-on learning opportunities available to students in this major.

Engineering (biomedical, civil, electrical, computer engineering, and others)

Our engineering students tackle real-world challenges under the mentorship of renowned scholars and innovators. By the end of this session, you'll have a clear understanding of the exciting and hands-on ways students are pursuing their ideas at the #1 research university in the U.S.

Humanities (languages, philosophy, area studies, archaeology, and others)

Students who pursue humanities at Hopkins take advantage of being at the top-funded research institution to pursue ambitious scholarship—with access to resources like our Archaeological Museum and Alexander Grass Humanities Institute. Learn how these students are turning their ideas into action through hands-on experiences.

Natural Sciences (biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, and others)

With access to cutting-edge facilities and real-world learning opportunities, Hopkins students gain invaluable experience while making meaningful contributions to the scientific community and beyond. Learn how our students accomplish this with the support of the top-funded research university in the U.S.

Social, Behavioral, and Political Sciences (anthropology, economics, sociology, political science, psychology, and others)

Hopkins students in the social, behavioral, and political sciences engage with renowned faculty who are leading experts in their fields, tackling pressing issues from the global politics of decarbonization to the human rights of refugees. Learn more about how our students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to address complex societal challenges.

Saturday, July 13 at 11:00 AM - Biomedical EngineeringFull

Saturday, July 13 at 11:00 AM - EngineeringFull

Saturday, July 13 at 11:00 AM - HumanitiesFull

Saturday, July 13 at 11:00 AM - Social, Behavioral, and Political SciencesFull

Student Life Sessions

Housing, Dining, and Residential Life

Housing and dining are two important ways our students build community on campus. Get all the details you need about housing options, meal plans, and resources in place to help students transition into college living.

Inclusion in Action

Learn about our commitment to building a diverse community and what this looks like in practice. We'll explore the resources and programs we have in place to celebrate and support our students' identities.

Finding Community Through the College Transition

Explore the heartbeat of campus life at Hopkins! We'll give an overview of student organizations, Greek life, and longstanding traditions. We'll also showcase how our students pursue their interests and discover new ones while making lifelong friends.

First-Generation and/or Limited-Income Experience

At Hopkins, we celebrate the trailblazers. Explore our commitment to student success within our first-generation and/or limited-income (FLI) community and how we cultivate a sense of belonging, encouragement, and strength among those who share this identity.

Building Community and Embracing the City We Call home

To know us is to know our students. Hear from current Blue Jays about what they do when they're not in class—how they find community, get involved on campus, and engage with the city of Baltimore.

Saturday, July 13 at 12:00 PM - Building Community and Embracing the City We Call HomeFull

Saturday, July 13 at 12:00 PM - Finding Community Through the College TransitionFull

Saturday, July 13 at 12:00 PM - First-Generation and/or Limited-Income ExperienceFull

Saturday, July 13 at 12:00 PM - Inclusion in ActionFull

Financial Aid 101

We believe talented students shouldn't be limited by their finances—that's why we have one of the strongest financial aid programs in the nation. Learn about our 100% need met, no loan, and need-blind program.
For international students, we recommend attending Financial Aid 101 for International Students.

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Hot Spot Campus Tour

Join a current student on a virtual tour of the Homewood campus with glimpses into academic and recreational facilities. This tour will show you some of our campus' most popular student spots and how Hopkins students make campus their home!

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Student Support and Resources Sessions

Adventures in Learning: Research, Internships, and Study Abroad

Our students are engaging in hands-on experiences from participating in exciting internships and groundbreaking research to exploring new cultures and perspectives abroad. Learn more about how our students' educational journeys extend beyond the classroom.

Pre-Professional Advising at Hopkins

Hopkins offers two pre-professional tracks: pre-health (including pre-med) and pre-law. With an admit rate to medical school that's double the national average and a 98% admit rate to law school, find out how Hopkins prepares students for success in these graduate programs.

Being Undecided and Choosing Your Major

At Hopkins, your major is just a starting point. We encourage students to explore different disciplines and make new connections between them. In this session, you'll learn about how our academic advisors work with students to declare a major while continuing to expand and deepen their interests.

Preparing for the College Search: Intended for Families

We understand families play an important role in the college search and application process. In this session, we'll provide guidance on how to support your student through this journey, covering everything from researching colleges and navigating the application process to understanding how we determine which students will thrive in our community.

Saturday, July 13 at 02:00 PM - Being Undecided and Choosing Your MajorFull

Saturday, July 13 at 02:00 PM - Pre-Professional Advising at HopkinsFull

Saturday, July 13 at 02:00 PM - Preparing for the College Search: Intended for FamiliesFull

Admissions Overview

Find out all you need to know about applying to Hopkins in our Admissions Overview. A member of our admissions committee will go over our holistic review process and what we look for in applications so you can apply with confidence.

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