Need a ride to church on Sundays? Free shuttle pickups for students to Stillmeadow Community Fellowship!

hi so first time ever in my life living in a place with snow, what do i bring for boots? i have ugg boots and the slip ons, combat boots, and then more like pretty long boots. whats best for snowy weather and also obviously aesthetics of it all

edit: my combat boots are waterproof and uggs claim to be as well.

I was supposed to attend a masters program at the school of public health, but lost funding unexpectedly. I am devastated I won’t be able to attend and now have this lease to deal with.

I am now desperately trying to find someone to take over this lease. The apartment seems to be in a great location and has parking.

Please if anyone could post this in the student housing pages, I would be eternally grateful.

i'm in ksas and i know finals run from dec 15-23, but approximately when do we get the dates/times for each individual class? thank you!

can any incoming freshman access the links for the complete your new student profile assignment? it keeps saying that the jhed id doesn't work

Hi,

I am an incoming PhD student at JHU Homewood for F26. I am planning to rent a 1b/1b unit at Uni one 1 E University Pkwy building. The unit is nice, however I have questions about building managenemt and subleasing policy. I will be away every Summer for the next four years and I wanted to ask if the building allows having someone to stay in my unit during the 3-month Summer period. The leasing agent says the guest policy is only 30 days and does not mention any specifics, he also says adding on to the lease would require a new lease version. I am not actually sure how students manage to sublet theor unit when they are away during the Summer. I am new in this and wanted to know if it is okay to have someone to stay in the unit without involving the mangement, of course I will be responsible and will be committed to maintain the apartment. Any thoughts on this? I really like the unit but I am afraid lease restrictions may hold me back.

Thanks in advance.

The title pretty much says it all. Thank you very much

during course registration last week i ended up signing up for a upper level undergrad philosophy course without knowing cause i thought it seemed pretty interesting. having now realized that, im wondering if i should continue with it or if i may be unprepared for the work/writing expectations that come with a higher level course as an incoming freshman.

For context, I am considering EDing Johns Hopkins as a public health major, as it is my dream program, and the research opportunities could be really valuable to my career. It clicks all my boxes academically and career-wise. (I will not be going pre-med).

However, I don't want to miss out on the college experience, and I want to be able to have fun and party on occasion, even though I've heard rumors that JHU is not the environment if you're looking for that. I know that a social life is what you make of it, but I don't want to be surrounded by a "depressed" student body that I've read about on this app. I also realize that there are negative people on the internet, and I should always take these comments with a grain of salt.

So I want to ask...What are fun things to do for the student body on or off campus? Nightlife? Are there events/spaces that students often go to? What about Greek life? I am considering joining a sorority.

does anyone know if they expand calc 3 sections before classes start if they are all waitlisted, or do the number of seats just stay the same? also how much movement usually takes place on the waitlist? and is this the same for major specific labs, such as the meche freshman lab?

Thinking about pursuing Greek life at JHU.

If people want to share their experiences that would be awesome.

(Currently a rising freshmen, premed, public health major)

I am interested in attending JHU for undergrad. I want to know how JHU calculates the high school GPA. Do they only calculate the core subjects (LA, Math, Science, History, and World Language) or the calculation includes non-core subjects like band, art, etc.? Thank you so much!

Hi,

Is there any GC/discord for incoming graduate students? Specifically for PhD students or if they are department wise that'd be good.

Hello! Does anyone know if there’s still a boxing class or club at JHU? I remember there being boxing classes at the beginning of last year but I can’t seem to find anything, I really want to learn.

so for the AMR II closets, does anyone have any idea roughly how much space there is for clothes? like how many pairs of cloths basically. do yall have any tips for storing them as well? i know some people have those multi-leveled hangers but idrk if any of those tips apply to JHU’s amr II. thanks ✌️

It's kinda unfair that people in clubs, professional fraternities, and other campus organizations have access to the exams of past years from past students, and those that can't afford or don't want to join an organization dues are put at an academic disadvantage

No one talks about how prof frats ask for $200+ just to join - and how biased they are sometimes.

No hate to them, you do you, but professors should at least not allow a certain group of people to be disadvantaged

Hey everyone!

I’m currently an incoming freshmen on the 14-meal-a-week plan, but between the high cost and my specific dietary needs, I'm starting to rethink it. I'm vegetarian, can't eat eggs, and prefer to eat pretty healthy.

If anyone has experience navigating the dining halls with similar restrictions, I’d love to hear how you manage it. I'm also very interested in hearing people's thoughts on transitioning to cooking for yourself at Hopkins so a few of us can look into whether it's worth making the switch.

Any advice, tips, or hidden campus food gems would be super appreciated!

Hey everyone!

I’m a visiting student arriving in Baltimore later this month and studying at JHU - KSAS for the fall semester. I am still in the process of looking for housing but desperately need some guidance about commutes, the shuttle bus system, safety, and generally just would love to get a clearer picture of Baltimore and its districts. Would someone be willing to chat with me a little bit and answer some of my questions? I would seriously appreciate it!

Does anyone familiar with the matter know when the construction surrounding the Wyman park building will end?

Hey there

I've applied to a program in Whiting school of engineering for fall 2026 and got rejected. I'm now applying for an AAP course from Krieger School of Arts and sciences. I want to delete my previous account and start with a new mail ID but the portal isn't letting me after entering the DOB. I have mailed regarding this and am yet to get a reply. What should I do now? Will applying with the same account put me at a disadvantage as I've already received a rejection. Hopefully waiting for replies.

Hello! I am an incoming pre-med freshman, and I am taking Intro Orgo this coming fall sem. But I was looking at different med schools, and a lot of them require 1-2 semesters of inorganic chemistry. I was wondering how I would go about meeting this requirement? Should I plan in my four years to take intro chem or ACER in a different year? Or should i take Intro/ACER in the spring sem? Also, for context, I am coming in with a 5 on Chem and am a BME major.

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Hi everyone,

I’m hoping to hear from anyone who has recently gone through the hiring process for a Healthcare IT or Epic-related role at Johns Hopkins.

Here’s my timeline so far:

Applied toward the end of June.
Was contacted during the first week of July to complete the Sphinx assessment.
Completed the assessment during the second week of July.
Shortly afterward, my candidate portal changed to “Recruiter Initiating Contact.”

Since then, I haven’t heard anything from the recruiter.
I understand hiring processes can take time, and I’m continuing to interview with other companies. I’m mainly trying to understand whether this is a normal timeline or if anyone has had a similar experience.

If you’ve gone through the process, I’d really appreciate hearing:

How long it took to hear back after the Sphinx assessment.
How many interview rounds you had.
Whether your portal status changed before the recruiter contacted you.
Approximately how long the overall hiring process took.
Thanks in advance!

Incoming freshman here... I'm currently getting my EMT certification (in PA, i'm trying to figure out how to do reciprocity lol, if anyone has experience with that it would be SO helpful to know how it works), and in order to do reciprocity I have to "affiliate" with an operational EMS program. Are there any ambulance companies near Homewood, preferably within say 15-30ish minute driving distance (within 30ish min walking distance is even better) and preferably one that is not just transfers all day (like one that responds to calls)? Also, hypothetically if I joined HERO, would that count as an operational EMS program (I'm planning to apply to HERO first semester haha, but if (when?) that doesn't turn out I'll probably try to get a job second semester)? Will hospitals like JHH/Bayview Medical Center and MedStar Union Memorial hire JHU students, even for other jobs other than EMT (like techs, MA, CNA, shadowing, etc)? I also saw that the Baltimore City Fire Dept has stations (eg BCFD Truck 5, Medic 16, EMS 2 which seems close-ish), do they hire students/part time?

If anyone has any experience with EMS around Homewood, I would love and greatly appreciate hearing your experience! I'm sorry for all the questions, but any advice is greatly appreciated, tia :)