White DS got in 3.7GPA, upward trend, 1470 SAT. National level medical awards.

Anonymous wrote:Hopkins actually has been taking a good number of kids test optional.

I have kids at a Baltimore private and know a fair amount of local kids who attend. I would say those kids pretty evenly split between white and Asian.

It’s going downhill. Alum who will NOT send our kids there.

Anonymous wrote:White DD got in 3.9GPA, 30 ACT. Took the tour last week. I think we were the only white people on campus. She is still going. JHU can make your future.

Is this a joke?

White male non-stem; 36 ACT; 4.0uw/4.4w at tough private. Took tour and donate, legacy in essay.

Did she submit the 30????

Hopkins actually has been taking a good number of kids test optional.

I have kids at a Baltimore private and know a fair amount of local kids who attend. I would say those kids pretty evenly split between white and Asian.

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Anonymous wrote:White DD got in 3.9GPA, 30 ACT. Took the tour last week. I think we were the only white people on campus. She is still going. JHU can make your future.

Congrats to your DD. Surprisingly low test score, I must say. What major?

First gen, urm, or other hook?

White. And a 30 ACT which is lower than usual. People still act like that is impossible but it is not. It is actually normal. Uncommon but normal.

So to clarify, she submitted the score, or did she apply test optional?

Everyone is very polite right now, refraining from calling the 30 ACT troll a troll.

My URM son got rejected. His stats are 1580 SAT, 4.8 weighted GPA, 12 APs with 5s on all exams, leadership roles in 3 honor societies, independent research, and tons of community service.

I am a JHU alum and my kid did not apply ED 1 or ED2. So, I think that is why he was rejected. Hopkins like prospective students who apply ED and they have become anti-legacy. So, we were expecting a rejection.

My kid is okay though and not the least bit upset. Hopkins was his first rejection. He has already been admitted into UMD Honors, UMBC, Carnegie Mellon, Georgia Tech, Penn State, UT Austin, and University of Michigan. He is still waiting on Rice, Northwestern, and Ivies.

Congratulations to all the students who have been admitted! I wish you the best of luck at Hopkins because it is a great school.

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Anonymous wrote:White DD got in 3.9GPA, 30 ACT. Took the tour last week. I think we were the only white people on campus. She is still going. JHU can make your future.

Congrats to your DD. Surprisingly low test score, I must say. What major?

First gen, urm, or other hook?

White. And a 30 ACT which is lower than usual. People still act like that is impossible but it is not. It is actually normal. Uncommon but normal.

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Anonymous wrote:White DD got in 3.9GPA, 30 ACT. Took the tour last week. I think we were the only white people on campus. She is still going. JHU can make your future.

Congrats to your DD. Surprisingly low test score, I must say. What major?

First gen, urm, or other hook?

Anonymous wrote:White DD got in 3.9GPA, 30 ACT. Took the tour last week. I think we were the only white people on campus. She is still going. JHU can make your future.

Did she submit the 30?

Anonymous wrote:White DD got in 3.9GPA, 30 ACT. Took the tour last week. I think we were the only white people on campus. She is still going. JHU can make your future.

Congrats to your DD. Surprisingly low test score, I must say. What major?

White DD got in 3.9GPA, 30 ACT. Took the tour last week. I think we were the only white people on campus. She is still going. JHU can make your future.

Anonymous wrote:JHU is not a great place to get an undergrad degree, even in biomedical

HAHA Especially in biomedical - top in the nation for 25 years.

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Anonymous wrote:My kid's friend attended JHU and is now in med school, admitted after being waitlisted at one lower-ranked med school. That's a win for that kid, obviously, and we are thrilled for them, but could have attended any state flagship and seen the same or better result.

+1 If the objective is med school, in terms of strategy JHU is not the best school to attend. Better to attend one tier down and be at the top of your class than somewhere in the middle at JHU.

Yeah, my DC took Hopkins off his list. Due to this kind of strategic consideration and because Hopkins pre-med has a very bad rep for ultra-competitive vibe.

Results for RD just came out