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Johns Hopkins is one of the finest universitiesQuite BrightEnglish
Johns Hopkins is one of the finest universities for academics in the United States. It is the smallest of the major research universities, which allows students to have greater access to professors and smaller classes than at many of its peer institutions. Johns Hopkins offers motivated students nearly endless opportunities as do the cities of Baltimore and Washington.
4th Year Male -- Class 1986
Education Quality: A+, Social Life: B
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In the Business program, we are not aQuite BrightBusiness - Management and Administration
In the Business program, we are not a new program but a program that JHU never really invested in. If we can find a dean like the old Chicago Business School Dean. Our school can fly up the rankings because we do all the Harvard Law and HBS case studies. Please professors uses the same text as some of the famous B-schools like Stern, Stanford, Harvard,and Sloan. The bad part is that all campus are not united. Instead, its very spread out. If you are no in Homewood Campus, you don't feel school spirit. The computers in all the libraries are "old". The only have Microsoft Office 2003 in them and it's 2012 in 2 days. Even local community college near JHU has brand new computers. I want to know where is my tuition going to. The school is cheap when it comes to institutional aid compare to its peers.
3rd Year Male -- Class 2013
Education Quality: A, Surrounding City: F
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Hopkins is what youQuite BrightComputer Science
Hopkins is what you make of it. If you are willing to put in the effort, then it will be a worthwhile program. But the administration and faculty do not reach out a helping hand. The campus is beautiful, but the surrounding area is the typical inner-city.
2nd Year Male -- Class 2006
Scholastic Success: A+, Individual Value: D
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