What makes a school unique? What makes it somewhere you'd like to spend four important years? It's not just the campus or the buildings (although we have some great ones at Homewood—read about the recent renovations to Gilman Hall) but the people you'll meet and the experiences our undergraduates share that shape the college community.
Why not ask some of our current students what brought them to Hopkins and how they're spending their time here? Visit the profiles below to get a student's perspective on life at Hopkins or ask them any questions you have about the university.
Greco S.
Fullerton, CA
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Sarah S.
Gwynedd Valley, PA
Biology, Spanish
Allysa D.
Cream Ridge, NJ
Global Environmental Change and Sustainability, International Studies
Noah G.
Houston, TX
Biology, Neuroscience
Kate T.
Redding, CT
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Sydney R.
Elm Grove, WI
Biomedical Engineering
Nick G.
Woodbridge, CT
Computer Science, Economics
Ian H.
Milan, Italy
Matierials Science & Engineering, Chemistry
Ruthie C.
Mechanicsville, VA
English, Sociology
Kaitlyn C.
The Woodlands, TX
Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering
Zoe J.
Parkton, MD
English, Economics
Alex K.
Englewood Cliffs, NJ
Computer Science, Applied Mathematics & Statistics
Alexa C.
Bethlehem, PA
Undecided pre-med
Brian L.
Vancouver, Canada
Molecular and Cellular Biology, Psychology
Grace A.
Mullica Hill, NJ
Writing Seminars
Jackie C.
Pacific Grove, CA
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Jordan M
Succasunna, NJ
Neuroscience, Computer Science
Laura G.
Bogota, Colombia / Weston, FL
Neuroscience, Writing Seminars
Madeline S.
Baltimore, MD / Berkeley, CA
International Studies
