An insider's look
The best way to learn about the undergrad experience at Hopkins is to hear from students themselves.
What is it that 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; it’s the people you meet and the experiences that undergraduates share which shape the college community.
Hopkins Insider is your gateway to our campus community, with student profiles, blogs, photos, videos, and more.
First-Year Wrap-Up
Check out Lara's compilation of some of the Snapchat/Instagram stories from her first year of college.
Follow @jhuadmissions on Instagram
Have all of Hopkins in the palm of your hand—our Instagram account shows you our on-campus events, everyday moments, and admissions updates.
This account features interviews with current students, live streams of campus happenings, interactive Q&A sessions, and information to help you navigate the admissions process.
Homewood and beyond
What brings such a diverse group of current students to Hopkins and how are they spending their time here?
Whatever you’re into—a cappella or modern dance, juggling or kayaking, photography or building robots—there’s a community here for you.
As an extension of campus, Baltimore offers abundant locally-owned coffee shops and restaurants, concert venues, art exhibits, biking trails, waterfront attractions, outdoor festivals, famous sites, and more.
Baltimore Expeditions
Sumi shows a glimpse into life in Baltimore off the Homewood campus.
115 days, 5 classes, and 1 new city later, and I am finally finished with my first semester at Hopkins.
Life after Hopkins
Follow students' journeys from first-year undergrads to successful graduates.
Check out Alumni Features to hear from alums—what they do now, what they studied, and their favorite memories from Hopkins.
“While the jump from Hopkins to art school may seem unlikely, the amazing film department and other opportunities I was granted at Hopkins crystallized my creative abilities and point of view. Hopkins allowed me to explore different fields while diving into my interests, and this led me to discover that I’m truly passionate about design.”—Genevieve O. ’17
