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The school is full of intelligent people.Quite Bright
The school is full of intelligent people. I love the Materials Science department because it is small and thus everyone knows eachother, so it's really easy to get recommendations and do lab work and get help on assignments. Hopkins overall is a smaller school, which makes this true most of the way across the board. I dislike the Physics department, because they're kinda self-involved and some of the Biomedical Engineering students will stab you in the back because they want to get into medical school. But overall, the school is really great.
4th Year Female -- Class 2004
Education Quality: A+, University Resource Use/ spending: B-
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Hopkins Public Health program(undergrad)Quite BrightPublic Health
Hopkins Public Health program(undergrad) is excellent! It probably is one of the best majors at JHU. I am really impressed with Hopkins as a whole and am enjoying myself here. I hope this helps some of the prospective freshman! You'll Love JHU--GO JAYS
3rd Year Female -- Class 2004
Education Quality: A+, Extracurricular Activities: F
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Hopkins piled on the work.Economics
Hopkins piled on the work. My major's department encouraged me to pursue an advanced degree in economics and was an impediment to getting real-world job experience. The on campus recruiting and career planning was lame.

The education was top notch, but as I reached my Senior year, I wasn't interested in learning for the sake of learning. I wanted to tailor my experience toward things that would be useable in my near future.Social life was good, thanks to the fraternity system. The school needs to take a more active role in supporting it. Without the fraternities, I would've tranferred to UVA after my freshman year.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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