Tuition & Fees

Tuition, Fees, and Cost of Attendance

Full-Time/Part-Time Undergraduate & Graduate Programs

• AS/EN Undergraduate Programs
• Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Graduate Programs
• Whiting School of Engineering Graduate Programs
• Post-Baccalaureate Premedical Program

Other Doctoral & Part-Time Graduate Programs

• Doctor of Engineering Program
• Advanced Academic Programs
• WSE: Engineering for Professionals

Health and Vision/Dental Insurance

Johns Hopkins University requires all full-time students in the Schools of Arts & Sciences and Engineering maintain adequate health insurance coverage to provide protection against unexpected accidents and illnesses. Enrollment is automatic in the university’s student health benefits plan each academic year and the premium charge will be added to your student account bill each semester.

Student Health Benefit Plan coverage information and ID card can be found through SIS Self-Service under the “Personal Info” menu.

International Students with an F1/J1 visa status are required to purchase the University’s Health Benefits plan, and are not eligible to waive out of the plan.

Domestic students with existing comparable health insurance who do not wish to be enrolled in the Student Health Benefit Plan may be eligible to waive the coverage and premium charge. Waiver requests may be submitted through SIS Self-Service during open enrollment only.

For more information about health insurance and voluntary vision and/or dental insurance, visit the Primary Care website.

Vision/Dental Insurance

Johns Hopkins University offers voluntary vision and/or dental insurance. For more information, visit the Office of the Registrar’s website.

Penalties and Fees

Graduation Fee (AAP and EP Only)

The graduation fee is $100 and is payable upon notice from Student Accounts.

Late Registration (AAP Only)

The late registration period is defined as seven days prior to the start of the semester. Registration after the start of classes is possible until the day of the second class meeting. A late registration fee is assessed during the late registration period, but does not apply for new students who were accepted for that term. Late registration will be handled between 9 a.m.–7 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Students can call 202-452-1940 so that a Part-Time Graduate Programs representative can either help them over the phone or meet them at the appropriate site for assistance.

Late Registration (ASEN Undergraduate and Graduate Students)

Late registration fees may be assessed for a time period during registration for full-time students. More detailed information regarding late registration fees can be found on the Office of the Registrar’s website.

Late Payment Penalty Fee (EP Only)

Students who do not pay their bill by the term’s due date will be assessed a $150 late payment fee.

Outstanding Balances

Students with uncleared account balances for a previous term will be denied registration for a future term. No diploma will be released until all past-due balances are paid in full.

Returned Checks

You may be required to submit cash, certified check, money order, or bank check to replace a check that has been returned. A fee of $25 for each returned check will be billed to your account.

Other Fees

If you have questions about a specific charge on your account, please contact the originating department. If you are unsure of the department that assessed the charge, contact the Office of Student Enrollment and Account Management.

Tuition Refund Policy

AAP and EP Students

Refunds apply only to the tuition portion of a student’s charges and are calculated from the date the class was dropped (either by the student in SIS Self-Service, SEAM, or web form for AAP students). Telephone withdrawals are not accepted. Refunds are not applicable to any fees. Refunds are not granted to students suspended or dismissed for disciplinary reasons. Refunds for graduate and undergraduate tuition are made in accordance with the Refund Schedule for the academic year. For more information, visit the websites for Advanced Academic Programs and Engineering for Professionals.

Full-Time Day Students

The University will refund tuition based on the published tuition refund schedule. In limited circumstances, the University will consider an appeal.

• Deadline: There is a 180-day limit on filing a refund appeal. Example: If a student is filing an appeal for the fall term then it must be submitted within 180 calendar days of the last day of classes for the fall term.
• Complete and sign the PDF Document: Tuition Refund Appeal Form.
• Submit your appeal to [email protected].

Please allow 30 days for a response upon receipt of all required documentation. The outcome of your appeal will be communicated in writing. All decisions are final.

Note for Military TA assistance recipients: Upon withdrawal for a term, students utilizing military TA assistance for tuition will have their funds returned to the US government according to the return policy for Title IV federal aid. More information about this policy can be found here.

Summer 2026 Undergraduate Coursework

Pre-College Programs Tuition and Residential/Commuter Fees Refund Schedule Summer 2026

*Students registered on or after April 18, 2026 will have 7 days from the initial registration date to receive a 100% refund.

Explore Engineering Innovation (EEI) and Sustainable Energy Engineering (SEE) – Online Summer 2026

Explore Engineering Innovation (EEI) and Sustainable Energy Engineering (SEE) – In Person Summer 2026

Intro to Python – Summer 2026 Session 1

Intro to Python – Summer 2026 Session 2

Explore Engineering Innovation – Summer 2026 Hybrid Session 1

Explore Engineering Innovation – Summer 2026 Hybrid Session 2

Withdrawal and Refund Schedule: EI Research Program (Online) – Summer 2026

Program Dates: June 22 to July 31, 2026

Withdrawal and Refund Schedule: EI Research Program (Hybrid) – Summer 2026

Program Dates: June 22 to July 31, 2026