children of alumni are six times more likely to receive an acceptance letter than ordinary applicants. Although some top schools such as Johns Hopkins University have scrapped legacy preferences ...

Bringing visibility, security, and respect to prison writings is a primary goal of both Weaver and Larson. For Larson, the ...

Since the Supreme Court’s decision striking down the consideration of race in college admissions, colleges have struggled to ...

I’ll admit, I was super nervous about coming to a school like Hopkins, but it’s turned out to be a place where I’ve been able ...

Applications are open from December 1, 2024 - March 1, 2025 for internships in the summer of 2025 for Johns Hopkins Internship in Brain Sciences ... [email protected] Student should request two (2) ...

Moreover, as long as I can recall, two Johns Hopkins University framed diplomas issued ... and explained that he was among the first Asians to graduate from Hopkins. Now, my acceptance letter from ...

Johns Hopkins University shared socioeconomic statistics and self-reported racial and ethnic identities of this year’s ...

The Johns Hopkins ... for acceptance into the program. All applications are reviewed and interviews for prospective candidates are arranged on the basis of medical school record, research experience, ...

The 2023 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 5.6:1. The Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University (Whiting) has 232 full-time faculty on staff. By combining content-rich degree and ...

Two months later, Maryland’s secretary of state ordered Johns Hopkins House Inc. to stop fundraising via a cease and desist order. The letter laid out six violations of state law. The nonprofit ...

It appeared, to Asgari, that the property hadn’t been maintained in several years, despite a nonprofit, Johns Hopkins House Inc., spending six years fundraising for its restoration. Johns ...