Student Financial Services | International Students

Students who are not U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or other eligible non-citizens (status of refugee, asylum, humanitarian parole, Cuban-Haitian Entrant) are considered international students and are not eligible for federal financial assistance, but may apply for Johns Hopkins University funding. Students who hold F1, F2, J1, J2, or G series visas are not eligible for federal financial assistance, but may apply for Johns Hopkins University funding.

Johns Hopkins University offers need-based scholarships to undergraduate international students. Approximately 10% of the incoming international freshmen received need-based scholarships. The average scholarship is $25,000, but individual amounts can be more or less, depending on the financial need of the student. Because funds are limited, Johns Hopkins University takes need for financial aid into consideration when making the Admissions decision. If an applicant applies for financial aid and is determined to have financial need, Johns Hopkins University will offer admission to that student only if funds are available to meet that student's financial need.

Undergraduate Students

International students interested in applying for renewable scholarship assistance from Johns Hopkins University must submit one of the following (not both):

• Students who do NOT live in the United States or Canada with their parents should complete the International Student Application for Financial Aid: International Student Application.

• International student applicants who currently live with their families in the United States or Canada should complete the College Scholarship Service Profile form instead of the International Student Application. https://profileonline.collegeboard.com.

NOTE: The Certification of Finances Form is a required Admissions form, not a financial aid form. This form must be completed by all international students (even those living in the United States) and should be returned to the Admissions Office. For questions about completing this form, please contact the Admissions Office. The form is available on the Admissions website.

http://apply.jhu.edu/apply/application.html

International students who are not offered scholarship assistance for their first year at Jhons Hopkins University will not be eligible for scholarship assistance for any other academic period while they are undergraduates.

Scholarship assistance is not available for international students transferring from another university.

All financial aid documents must be filed by November 15 for Freshman Early Decision applicants, and by March 1 for Regular Decision applicants. Late applications will not be considered for financial assistance.

Private loans are available for international undergraduate students. Most of the lenders require a co-signer who is a U.S. citizen. Refer to the Loan section of this website for more information on private loans.

http://www.jhu.edu/finaid/international_loans.html

Graduate Students

In many cases, graduate students receive tuition and stipend support through their academic department. Students should contact their academic department directly for more information.

Private loans are available for international graduate students. Most of the lenders require a co-signer who is a U.S. citizen. Refer to the Loan section of this website for more information on private loans.