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Impressions Of
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University
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Reasons to attend and to not attend Johns Hopkins University
To Attend
- “The [brand name] of Johns Hopkins.”
- “Because it’s not a party school you get more of a relaxed social environment. You get to know everybody here if you choose to join.”
- “If you’re a competitive person and thrive off of competition, this is a fantastic school to go to.”
- “The Peabody music school is nearby, and those are invaluable resources if you want them.”
- “If you’re really, really interested in research and want access to research as an undergraduate.”
- “If you have broad interests and want space to do everything, there is a lot of space to do that because there is no core curriculum. There’s a lot of space to do double majors or double minors. I think that’s one of the best things about the Hopkins curriculum.”
To Not Attend
- “It’s a really old campus. There are not a lot of new features or amenities on campus.”
- “If you’re going to be pre-med because the grade deflation will hurt your GPA.”
- “They force you off of campus your third year, so if you don’t think you will be able to live off campus after your third year, then don’t come.”
- “If you have to work a job to come here, good luck because it’s really hard.”
- “If you like to go out and have a wild time, don’t come here. It’s just not going to work out.”
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