Johns Hopkins pays for round-trip travel, one night's hotel, and meals for an eligible high school senior and one parent or guardian to visit the Homewood campus in Baltimore. It's open to seniors who are first-generation (no parent with a bachelor's degree from any country) or who come from a family with limited financial resources, such as those qualifying for a testing fee waiver, free/reduced lunch, TRIO participation, public assistance, subsidized housing, foster/homeless status, or ward-of-state/orphan status. Students must live and/or attend school in the contiguous U.S. or Puerto Rico. Applicants submit grades from 9th-11th grade plus a senior-year course list, a 150-word short answer, and SAT or ACT scores.
Who can apply
EligibilityFirst-generation (no parent with a bachelor's degree) or low-income (fee waiver, free/reduced lunch, USDA income guidelines, TRIO, public assistance, subsidized housing, foster care, or ward of state/orphan); must live and/or attend school in the contiguous U.S. or Puerto Rico (Hawaii and Alaska not eligible)
Logistics
Applying
You submitGrades from 9th-11th plus senior course list, 150-word short answer (community impact), SAT or ACT scores