Question 1

Why is Johns Hopkins so prestigious?

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Johns Hopkins University is a prestigious institution. It is consistently listed among the world's top 15 institutions, as well as in the United States. It is most recognized for healthcare and medicine, and it has won more research funding in this field than any other university.

Question 2

Why should I go to Johns Hopkins University?

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For some students, it's the research chances or the intense focus on pre-professional opportunities, while for others, it's the school's incredible reputation. This is primarily due to the fantastic, diverse, open, passionate, and motivated students who make up the Hopkins community.

Question 3

Is Johns Hopkins competitive?

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The (AAMC) Association of American Medical Colleges claims that Hopkins is one of the top undergraduate private colleges with students applying to U.S. medical schools. Because pre-medical students must compete for entrance to medical schools, this high percentage leads to competition.

Question 4

What is Johns Hopkins known for?

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Johns Hopkins University is best renowned for medical research breakthroughs, including the development of genetic engineering, the establishment of the first American School of Public Health, and the development of Johns Hopkins Hospital into a world-class medical facility.

Question 5

What does it take to get into Johns Hopkins?

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Johns Hopkins expects you to be at the top of your class with a 3.92 GPA. You'll need nearly straight A's in all of your classes to compete with other applicants. You should also have completed several AP or IB subjects to demonstrate your capacity to succeed in a challenging academic environment.

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