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Likes
- Great Research Facility
- Provides Free groceries for students every week
- One of the top ranked University
Dislikes
- They don't provide any scholarships (VIT students however have an affiliation with Whiting School)
- It is not very flexible with scheduling
- Not a great campus
- I used apartments.com to find my apartment.
- It is off-campus.
- My rent is 678 as it's split based on sq feet, it's 3200 for 4bed2bath. Well-equipped kitchen with fridge, dishwasher and oven.
- The challenges I faced were finding roommates and making sure it's safe, as Baltimore is known as the crime city
- Speak with seniors for good advice and local house hunting
- It's around 0.8miles far
I choose this for Locations and program curriculum, brand value, tuition fees, total cost. Very good experience considering education and training. Could improve on infrastructure and more placement activities.
Likes
- I was interested in stem cell research and I got to choose Regenerative and stem cell technology as my concentration for my masters program.
- Since I was in the field of Biotechnology, research is the main reason I joined Johns Hopkins University (JHU). JHU is highly reputed as a research institute with various facilities that help students pursue their interest in research and train them with skills required in the industry nowadays. I also like that mostly all the professors have a PhD degree and have knowledge in their field which they can convey to students through lectures and seminars.
Dislikes
- Most of the courses are online including few lab courses which are hybrid (online theory and practical in person lab work). Sometimes that becomes an issue for selecting courses for international students specifically as they cannot choose a subject that they like to maintain their student visa status.
My overall experience was good. I got to work part time in 3 different labs at the university and gain knowledge of new skills and techniques used in research.
Likes
- Immersion Program, Flexibility of Course selection, project based learning.
- Its Reputation along with flexibility of program, in which we can take courses from different department and also the courses here are project based so get to learn while working on projects, other important thing I like is the immersion program
Dislikes
- The things which I don't like about University is the information is not available easily, the person who don't know the exact url or the location won't be able to access the website or the resources available, this can be improved according to me
The overall experience in the university is very good be it the campus infrastructure, the overall curriculum, the faculty.
JHU is among the top 10 Universities in the world in chemistry, their chemistry program is very broad and versatile.
Johns Hopkins University is one of the top colleges in the world for biomedical sciences. Getting a master's degree from such a prestigious university will be an added asset to my career. It is very important to choose the right college for a specific area of study.
Pre-Medical Program and also the flexibility to take classes outside of the core curriculum with the need to only fill bucket requirements. Additionally, it's in the city so ease of access to various food and entertainment.
Primarily ranking, opportunities, major, discipline, professors, had a medical school. JHU has an extremely high # of students who get into medical school also. It also was one of the few schools that I got accepted into.
The diversity of premed resources including a close hospital with ample undergraduate research opportunities, shadowing and clinical volunteering, and strong pre-professional advising experience getting people into medical school.
The prestige mostly. At the time I thought that I wanted to be a doctor and Johns Hopkins Hospital had such a great reputation that I thought the university would prepare me for being a good physician.
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