Summer Term 2024, Fall Term 2024, and Spring Term 2025 applications are open.

Admissions Criteria

Each Advanced Academic Program has a baseline set of criteria necessary before your application can be considered, such as a bachelor’s degree and a minimum GPA. Additionally, some master’s degree programs have identified program-specific prerequisite courses which cover critical knowledge you will need to be successful in the program. Please review your program’s Admissions Criteria before you begin your application.

Application Overview

You will apply to your master’s degree program via an online application. Your application will require certain supporting materials to be submitted, such as a résumé, a statement of purpose, and your official transcripts. Often times recommendations and other supporting materials, such as a writing sample, may be required. You may directly access your program’s specific list of Required Supporting Materials below. Please submit all application materials, and the $75 application fee, either via the online application form or directly to our office.

Once your application and all materials are received, please allow two weeks for processing. An incomplete application (including the application fee) is valid for one year from the date the application was initiated.

Application Timeframes

Upcoming Terms Summer 2024 Fall 2024 Spring 2025
Application Status Open Open Open

Regarding applications for Summer 2024:

  • You are strongly encouraged to apply and complete the application process at least four-to-six weeks before the start of your desired semester.
  • International applicants seeking a visa to study on campus should submit all application materials at least three months prior to the start of the intended semester of study.

Program Modality

Within the Fall 2024 application, you will be asked to indicate whether you intend to study “Online” or “On Campus”. Selecting your modality provides a clear path forward regarding questions of application decision timeframes, initial tuition deposits, and visa sponsorship opportunities. Please note, some master’s degree programs do not offer both modalities.

Sending Your Official Transcripts

We prefer to accept electronic transcripts emailed directly to [email protected] from the granting institution. If your institution doesn’t provide electronic transcripts, you can request your official transcripts to be mailed directly to our Transcript Processing Center.

Transcript Processing Center

Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs
Location
851 Trafalgar Court
Suite 420 West
Maitland, FL 32751

International Students

Learn about admission requirements and supporting documents if you are an international student or if you earned your post-secondary degree outside of the United States.

Conditional Admission Students

The conditional status is applied to any admitted student, who at the time of admission, is an undergraduate student in the last semester of undergraduate studies.

Non-Degree Seeking Students

If you are not interested in pursuing the credential but would be eligible for admission as a degree candidate to the chosen program, you can still take courses and will be considered a student with a non-degree seeking or special status.

Military and Veteran Students

Learn more about admission and application requirements and process and see how to apply and enroll for benefits.

Reapplicants to AAP

If you have previously enrolled in AAP courses, you are considered a reapplicant. Learn about admission requirements and supplemental documents you'll need to resume your studies.

Take the Next Step

Whether you are looking to take your career to the next level or make an exciting career change, the Johns Hopkins Advanced Academic Programs division offers a flexible world-class education to help you achieve your goals.

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