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Tips mention: Interview (6), ACT/SAT (24), Grades (23), Sports/Extracurriculars (24), College Essay (18)
I actually transferred to Hopkins from Northeastern University inMay 29 2004Other
I actually transferred to Hopkins from Northeastern University in Boston. I had a pretty high GPA upon leaving, as well a research experience and good relations with the prof's that wrote my letters. I recommend that students do well in all of the basic things - classes, SAT's, etc. Most of all though have fun and don't stress about school too much as many kids do at Hopkins. I took no AP classes - went to school in small Alberta school without AP classes- and did OK on my SAT's. I am at the top of my classes in Biophysics because I found something that I was interested in and like to challenge myself. Hope this helps, good luck.
SAT: 1320 Male
I had very high SATs and a demonstrated interestApr 27 2004Language - French/Spanish/etc.
I had very high SATs and a demonstrated interest in the Romance Languages. My recommendations were strong.
SAT: 1580 Male
The best thing to get into Hopkins is toApr 20 2004Economics
The best thing to get into Hopkins is to show that you've worked hard and tried a lot of different things (but don't do sooo many things that you never really focus on any one activity). Try lots of activities find a good 3 or 4 that you like (volunteering, clubs, sports, jobs, etc.) and be creative and thorough on your essays. Hopkins is the kind of school that sort of looks at scores but wants a TRULY well-rounded person (not just someone to keep them in the top spot in the rankings like many ivies do...)
SAT: 1570 Female
If you really have to ask, you probably can'tApr 20 2004PreMed and Medical
If you really have to ask, you probably can't get in. =/
SAT: 1590 Male
Early decision acceptance rate is as high as 45%Feb 06 2004Other
Early decision acceptance rate is as high as 45% in some years, definately go for it if JHU is your school of choice. On essays focus on expressing your personal qualities such as self independence and originality.
SAT: 1530 Male
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