DATE
Sunday, July 30, 2013
FOR THE FOLLOWING RESIDENTIAL PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS:
SUMMER UNIVERSITY, ESL, ENGINEERING INNOVATION, CENTER & PACKARD SCHOLARS
CHECK-IN/MOVE-IN TIME
12:30 pm - 3 pm
HOMEWOOD CAMPUS MAP
Download PDF file
Visitor Information
FAQs
ENTERING THE UNIVERSITY
Your residence hall location is Wolman Hall, which is on E. 34th Street, between N. Charles and St. Paul Streets.
CHECKING IN TO THE DORM
Students and parents will be greeted by Hopkins staff outside of Wolman Hall for check-in. Students should first check in to their housing assignments beginning at 12:30 pm. Drivers should drop off their student at Wolman Hall, and then proceed to park their cars in the South Garage on Wyman Park Drive. There will be a shuttle to bring parents back to their students.
During check-in, students will receive access cards, dining cards and their room keys. They will also receive their J-cards (student ID) along with a folder containing important phone numbers, a calendar of events, along with campus maps, a list of restaurants around campus and a guide to local places of worship. In addition, students will receive a copy of their course schedules. Students should bring copies of any missing documents that were not already uploaded to their account (see the required forms link to the right above).
After students check in, they should proceed to their rooms and drop off any belongings. Once settled, students and parents are free to have lunch at one of the many places around campus or head straight to the Wolman Hall Movie Theatre for a brief academic information session.
ACADEMIC INFORMATION SESSION
(FOR SUMMER UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND PARENTS ONLY)
Please join us in the Wolman Hall Movie Theatre for introductions to the staff and a brief orientation to the academic programs. Information sessions will be held once every hour on the half hour starting at 1:30PM and ending at 5:30PM.
TEXTBOOKS
Professors have identified the books students will need. They are available for purchase at the Hopkins Barnes and Noble Bookstore, located at the corner of St. Paul and 33rd Streets. Click here to purchase your books in advance and pick them up at the bookstore upon arrival. You will need your course number to determine the required books.
IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS
If a problem should arise on orientation day, please call 410-516-4548.
ESL
Sharpen and refine your speaking, reading, listening, and writing skills, or improve your test scores.
More Information >
Engineering
Engineering Innovation engages pre-college students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education, inspires them to consider further studies and careers in engineering, and provides an understanding of basic engineering principles and skills.
More Information >
