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Johns Hopkins offers Early Decision I & II and Regular Decision. It remains test-optional. Renowned for its pre-med, biomedical engineering, and research opportunities.
JHU's Class of 2030 acceptance rate came in at roughly 6%, down from about 9% five years ago and 15% a decade back. The decline was triggered by Hopkins going test-optional. Class of 2029 had set a record-low 5.14% rate.
Johns Hopkins' Class of 2030 acceptance rate came in at roughly 6%, a remarkable drop from about 9% five years ago and 15% a decade back. The decline was triggered partly by Hopkins going test-optional. From 49,112 applications, only 2,525 students received offers for the Class of 2029.
Johns Hopkins' acceptance rate for the Class of 2030 came in at roughly 6%, a remarkable drop from about 9% five years ago and 15% a decade back. The university admitted 2,795 students across ED I, ED II, and Regular Decision rounds.
Johns Hopkins acceptance rate for the Class of 2030 came in at roughly 6%, a remarkable drop from about 9% five years ago and 15% a decade back. The decline was triggered in part by Hopkins going test-optional. For the Class of 2029, the rate was a record-low 5.14%.
JHU admitted 2,795 students to the Class of 2030: 553 via Early Decision I, 260 via ED II, and 1,982 via Regular Decision. For Class of 2029, JHU received 49,112 applications with a record-low 5.14% rate.
The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), located in the heart of West Philadelphia, ranks #7 in a four-way tie between Penn, Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, and Northwestern University, according to U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Colleges.
Johns Hopkins' acceptance rate for the Class of 2030 came in at roughly 6%, a remarkable drop from about 9% five years ago and 15% a decade back. The Class of 2029 saw a record-low 5.14% rate from 49,112 applications. Test-optional policies contributed to the surge in applications.
JHU admitted 2,795 students to Class of 2030: 553 ED I, 260 ED II, 1,982 Regular Decision. Overall rate approximately 6%, down from 5.14% for Class of 2029 (from 49,112 applications). The acceptance rate has dropped from ~15% a decade ago.
JHU's acceptance rate is 6.4% with SAT middle 50% of 1450-1560 and ACT 33-35. Early Decision I deadline is November 1, ED II and Regular Decision both January 2.
Johns Hopkins University's acceptance rate is 6.4% for the 2026 cycle. Middle 50% SAT: 1450-1560, ACT: 33-35. JHU continues to be highly selective across its programs.
Class of 2030 Admission Results Class of 2030 admission rates now available for multiple colleges including MIT, Johns Hopkins, and Notre Dame.
Johns Hopkins University – 5.14%
Johns Hopkins University – 5.14%
For the Class of 2029, JHU received 49,112 applications and admitted 2,525 students at a record-low 5.14% rate. For Class of 2030, ED I results in December 2025 admitted 553 students and ED II in February 2026 admitted 260.
JHU admitted 553 students via ED I (Dec 2025) and 260 via ED II (Feb 2026) for 813 total early admits. Overall acceptance rate ~8% from 38,926 applicants. RD release date March 18, 2026.