Tuition & Fees
AS/EN Tuition Rates
Rates for Krieger School of Arts and Sciences (AS) and Whiting School of Engineering (EN) undergraduate and graduate students.
2020–21
Undergraduate Tuition & Required Fees
Full-Time (Fall Semester) | $25,654.50/$1,710.30 per credit* |
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Full-Time (Spring Semester) | $28,505** |
Part-Time Per Credit | $1,900.35 per credit/$5,701 per 3 credit course |
Intersession (2021) | $1,940 per credit Note: Charge is for students who were not registered as a full-time KSAS student as of fall 2020. |
Matriculation Fee | $500 |
Health Insurance | $1,208 semester/$201 monthly $2,415 annually |
*This amount reflects the 10% reduction approved by the Board of Trustees
**Amount subject to change
Graduate Full-Time Tuition
Per Semester | $28,505 semester/$57,010 annually |
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Graduate Part-Time Tuition & Other Programs
Doctor of Engineering | $32,500 semester/$65,000 Annually |
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KSAS Graduate Part-Time Tuition (Not AAP Courses) | $1,900 per credit/$5,701 per 3-hour course |
WSE Graduate Part-Time Tuition* (For students enrolled in a full-time program at Homewood) | $5,701 minimum tuition for up to 3 credits; then $1,900.35 per credit after minimum tuition |
WSE CLE Professional Development (No additional charge for FT Homewood students) | $2,851 per course |
Post-Baccalaureate/Pre-Med | $21,379 per semester/$42,758 annually |
Non-Resident Graduate Status Tuition | $2,851 per semester |
Tuition and fees for Advanced Academic Programs are available on the AAP website. Tuition and fees for the Part-Time Engineering Professionals program are available on the EP website.
Note: Full-Time Enrollment Status taking part-time hours are billed a minimum of tuition of $5,701 per class.
2019–20
Arts and Sciences and Engineering 2019 Summer Tuition is $966 per credit hour.
Undergraduate Tuition & Required Fees
Full-Time: Per Semester | $27,675 |
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Full-Time: Annually | $55,350 |
Part-Time Per Credit | $1,845 |
Matriculation Fee | $500 |
Health Insurance | $1,103 Semester $2,206 Annual |
Dental Insurance | $313.45 Annual |
Vision Insurance | $59 Annual |
Graduate Full-Time Tuition
Per Semester | $27,675 semester/$55,350 annually |
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Annually | $55,350 |
Graduate Part-Time Tuition & Other Programs
Full-Time MA Humanities | $20,372 per semester/$40,744 Annually |
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Doctor of Engineering | $32,500 per semester/$65,000 Annually |
KSAS Graduate Part-Time Tuition (Not AAP Courses) | $1,845 per credit/$5,535 per 3-hour course |
WSE Graduate Part-Time Tuition* (For students enrolled in a full-time program at Homewood) | $5,535 minimum tuition for up to 3 credits; then $1,845 per credit after minimum tuition |
WSE CLE Professional Development (No additional charge for FT Homewood students) | $2,768 per course |
Post-Baccalaureate/Pre-Med Non-Resident Graduate Status Tuition | $20,755 per semester $41,510 Annually $2,768 per semester |
Tuition and fees for Advanced Academic Programs are available on the AAP website. Tuition and fees for the Part-Time Engineering Professionals program are available on the EP website.
Note: Full-Time Enrollment Status taking part-time hours are billed a minimum of tuition of $5,535 per class.
Health 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, visit the Office of the Registrar’s website.
Penalties and Fees
Graduation Fee
The graduation fee is $100 and is payable upon notice from Student Accounts.
Late Registration (AAP Only)
Registration after the start of classes is possible until the day of the second class meeting. A late registration fee is assessed in this circumstance. 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 (Full Time Day 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.
Have Questions?
For questions regarding EP, contact their registration office at ep.registration@jhu.edu or visit the EP website.
For questions regarding AAP, contact their registration office at 202-452-1940 or visit the AAP website.
Outstanding Balances
Students with uncleared account balances for a previous term will be denied registration for a future term. No diploma or transcript 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 who assessed the charge, contact the Student Accounts Office and we will assist you.
Office/Charge | Phone Number | Email Address |
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Housing Charges | 410-516-7960 | housing@jhu.edu |
Financial Aid | 410-516-8028 | Contact Form |
Office of the Registrar | 410-516-8080 | Contact Form |
Athletics Center | 410-516-7490 | |
Library Fines | 410-516-8395 | circmail@jhu.edu |
Dorm Damages (Freshman Dorms) | 410-516-7960 | incoming@jhu.edu |
Dorm Damages (Upperclassman Dorms) | 410-516-7960 | housing@jhu.edu |
Parking | 410-516-7275 | parking@jhu.edu |
Chemistry Lab Damages | 410-516-7434 |
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 student’s “add/drop” form is received in one of the part-time programs offices. 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 tuitionappeal@jhu.edu.
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.
Week# | Refund Schedule | Fall 2020 Deadline | Spring 2021 Deadline |
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Prior to Start of Semester–End of Week 2 | 100% | September 11 | February 7 |
Week 3 | 90% | September 18 | February 14 |
Week 4 | 80% | September 25 | February 21 |
Week 5 | 70% | October 2 | February 28 |
Week 6 | 60% | October 9 | March 7 |
Week 7 | 50% | October 16 | March 14 |
Week 8 | 40% | October 23 | March 21 |
Week 9–End of Semester | No Refund | October 30 and later | March 22 and later |
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.