Hello! I'm interested in applying to Johns Hopkins and I wanted to know more about the diversity of their student body. Does anybody have any statistics or insights on race, ethnicity, or international students at JHU? Thanks in advance!
Hello! Johns Hopkins University is known for having a diverse student body. According to the latest data available, here's a general breakdown of JHU's undergraduate student population by race and ethnicity:
- Asian American: 29%
- Hispanic/Latino: 20%
- White: 18%
- Black/African American: 14%
- International: 14%
- Native American/Alaska Native: 2%
- Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander: 1%
- Unknown: 2%
Keep in mind that these statistics provide a general idea of JHU's diversity—it's important to remember that there's much more to diversity than what these numbers reveal. JHU likely offers various student organizations, events, and other resources to promote and support diversity on campus. A diverse student body can enrich your college experience by exposing you to different cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives.
I hope this helps, and good luck with your application to Johns Hopkins!
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