HGHS Scholarships : Johns Hopkins University summer program for sophomores and juniors

For High School Juniors and Sophomores

Dear Colleague,

We hope you have had a successful school year and are ready for summer! There are many different ways for students and families to learn about Hopkins in the coming months. We’re planning an eventful summer and would love to see your students here on the Homewood campus.

We appreciate your help spreading the word about our summer programming by sharing the following links with interested students.

Information Sessions and Tours

We’re offering our regularly scheduled daily visits on weekdays and select Saturdays. The events offer an information session led by an admissions representative and guided tours with a current student.

Visit add on: Summer Series

On selected dates this summer, families are encouraged to pair their visits with a Summer Series presentation designed to introduce a specific aspect of the Hopkins experience.

Topics will include women in STEM, pursuing a career in the humanities, impacting the world with a liberal arts education, premed, and financial aid. Students can RSVP online.

Geared toward high school sophomores and juniors.

Hopkins Previews: July 9, 16, 23, and 30

Held on selected Saturdays throughout the summer, these events include an information session, current student panel, and campus tour. It’s great chance for students and families to hear from current students, ask questions, and get a feel for campus life.

Space is limited, so please encourage interested students to RSVP today.

Breaking Down the College Search: Application Workshops
July 13, 15, 20, and 22

Our admissions committee staff will be hosting workshops to help students start thinking about how to prepare their strongest application. These limited-space, on-campus programs are an excellent resource for students who are starting the college search process.

Please encourage your students to visit apply.jhu.edu/summerworkshop to learn more and register. (Advance registration is required. July 15 workshop is reserved for residents of the Baltimore area.)

Geared toward high school freshmen and sophomores.

In the meantime, learn more about Hopkins by exploring our website and following us on Facebook and Twitter. You can also hear directly from current students at Hopkins Interactive, where you’ll find student blogs, photos, videos, and more.

Sincerely,

Office of Undergraduate Admissions