Johns Hopkins University

I never went to John Hopkins now cause I’m still in high school, but I went there for my uncle’s graduation. It was a lot of fun. He was the last one because he did the masters of public health was also raining for us and cold, but we had our jackets. We’re ready to support him and all that stuff I fell asleep for a little bit in the middle of some of the graduation part, but got to watch it. It was nice to miss school for it. Everything was cool although the speeches some of the speech parts was boring. Very very cool though and the homewood field was cool. I talk to my teacher that was at my uncle‘s graduation here in that college and he said he’s been to the field before for a baseball game. Also, some of my teacher said that is a really hard school to get into.

Loved the tour we got, amazing campus with well maintained grounds and buildings.

I took a bioethics course for personal enrichment and found the university's administration to be highly organized and efficient at their job. They make it easy to enroll and get certification once you complete your course. The course itself was fascinating and engaging!

Graduation for the Department of Education was Stellar!!! Anytime you have fireworks you are top in my book! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE GRADUATES!

A world renowned university and medical system on a beautiful campus that is always clean and well maintained. The campus both the university and medical campus are situated in areas where petty crime can be an issue so always be vigilant but the university has extensive campus security and campus police on patrol. It's such a great campus and a great place to work or learn.

Excellence in Baltimore. Children's hospital is full of the most caring and compassionate staff imaginable with the best technology and skilled minds in the country. Thank you for saving my son!

Johns Hopkins University, located in Baltimore, Maryland, is a world-renowned private research institution celebrated for its pioneering contributions to education and innovation. Known as the first research university in the United States, it has set a global standard for integrating teaching and research. The university offers a wide range of programs across disciplines such as medicine, public health, engineering, and international studies. Its commitment to groundbreaking research has led to significant advancements in fields like biomedical engineering, space exploration, and public health. Johns Hopkins' vibrant campus combines historic charm with cutting-edge facilities, fostering an environment of intellectual growth and discovery. Its global presence is further enhanced by campuses in Italy, China, and Washington, D.C., reflecting its dedication to international collaboration. With a diverse community of students and faculty, Johns Hopkins thrives as a hub for cultural exchange and academic excellence. Its alumni network includes Nobel laureates, leaders in science and technology, and influential figures in various fields, showcasing the university's enduring impact on the world.

What a beautiful, green and serene campus this is! The exposed brickwork complemented with Roman style of architecture makes it marvellous. America’s first research university that boasts of 22 Nobel laureates, Johns Hopkins truly is an epitome of beauty with brains!

Drove the campus of Johns Hopkins University in an effort to find the world renowned medical school. The campus is quite dispersed and the drive to the Edward D. Miller Research building (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine) was through not the most affluent neighborhood so it was in quite a contrast with the school! Was hoping I’d be more impressed with parts of the campus that I saw.

Very vast area .