Give to Students

The university’s first president, Daniel Coit Gilman had a revolutionary vision of a research university dedicated to creating new knowledge, which set a new standard, not just for faculty, but for students as well. He sought bold, independent students in search of an inspiring place to learn and grow. Today, the stellar reputation of Johns Hopkins’ academic programs and faculty attracts a new generation of exceptional students to all of our schools.

As families face greater challenges in affording higher education, scholarship support has an immediate impact—allowing superior students the opportunity to seek an education that otherwise might be far out of their grasp.

But it also has a far-reaching effect, providing a promise to future generations that at Johns Hopkins academic merit is the only criterion by which they will be judged.

Learn more:
• Financial Aid
• Scholarships and Fellowships