Criteria for Johns Hopkins University Scholarships
Applicants must meet the admission requirements of their chosen Johns Hopkins programme in addition to the scholarship-specific requirements below.
Johns Hopkins International Need-Based Scholarship Eligibility
To be considered for undergraduate need-based financial aid, you must
Be an international applicant
Apply as a first-year undergraduate student
Indicate on your admission application that you are requesting financial aid
Demonstrate financial need
Submit the required financial aid documents by the relevant deadline
Be admitted to Johns Hopkins University
Hopkins considers international students requesting aid through a need-aware admission process. However, the University meets 100% of demonstrated need for international students who are admitted with financial need. International transfer students are currently not eligible for Johns Hopkins institutional financial aid. International students should also be aware that they cannot wait until after admission to request undergraduate financial aid. If you expect that you may need financial support during your four years, you must apply for aid as a first-year applicant.
Charles R. Westgate Scholarship Eligibility
To qualify for consideration for the Westgate Scholarship, applicants must
Apply as a first-year undergraduate student
Indicate an interest in studying engineering
Have an outstanding secondary-school academic record
Demonstrate achievement outside the classroom
Show evidence of leadership and initiative
Strong candidates may also demonstrate accomplishments through activities such as
Science fairs
Independent research
Engineering projects
Academic competitions
Leadership
Other significant achievements
Students in any engineering major within the Whiting School of Engineering can be considered. There is no separate nationality restriction stated for the scholarship, and Johns Hopkins confirms that international applicants are automatically considered for its merit scholarships.
Johns Hopkins SAIS Public Service Fellows Scholarship Eligibility
The Public Service Fellows Scholarship is open to citizens of all countries.
Applicants must
Apply to the full-time Master of Arts in International Relations
Study at the Johns Hopkins SAIS Washington, DC campus
Demonstrate strong academic ability
Show leadership potential
Demonstrate commitment to public service
Have public-service experience or relevant academic preparation
Complete the scholarship components included in the MAIR application
Relevant public service can include work or experience connected with
Government
Nonprofit organisations
International organisations
Public policy
Development
Mission-driven organisations
Other forms of public-interest work
Special consideration is given to students who also demonstrate financial need. The scholarship cannot be deferred and cannot be transferred to an exchange or dual-degree programme.