Johns Hopkins Scholarship 2026 in USA | Need-Based Scholarship

Overview

Johns Hopkins University is a global research institution in the USA offering undergraduate study opportunities. The university welcomes international applicants from over 80 countries and provides resources such as regional admissions counselors, immigration support via the Office of International Services, and student connections through the Blue Jay Connection.

Benefits

Admitted students can benefit from need-based and merit scholarships designed for international applicants, though assistance is limited. Key financial support highlights include:

• Meeting 100% of a family's demonstrated financial need, calculated as the difference between the total cost of attendance and family contribution.
• Providing financial aid packages completely free of loans.
• Automatic consideration for a limited number of merit scholarships without requiring a separate application.

Eligibility

To be considered for international financial aid and admission, applicants must meet specific requirements:

• Must not be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident holding a Green Card, eligible noncitizen, or have DACA or undocumented status.
• Must document available education funding by submitting the Certification of Finances (COF) form.
• Must submit a CSS Profile if applying for financial aid.
• Must fulfill standardized testing requirements for admission consideration.

How to Apply

International applicants do not need a separate scholarship application. Follow these application steps:

• Indicate on your admissions application whether you will require financial aid.
• Submit the Certification of Finances (COF) form alongside your admissions application.
• Submit the CSS Profile if you are applying for financial aid.
• Ensure you apply as a first-year applicant, as international students who do not apply for financial aid initially cannot apply for it later.

Deadline

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