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I do not feel that the AAP program in Biotechnology is not worth the money. If you are an international student and need a visa, and you do not get in elsewhere, then I might recommend this program at Hopkins. This program is overpriced and there are inadequate controls in place to assure that faculty members are useful. The faculty is very hit-or-miss. And if you miss....your experience will be compromised. Feb 27 2012 Other

Overall, most of my classes have been interesting, and taught by somewhat competent professors (all but one are adjunct, which says something disturbing about the quality of education received). The administration, advisor, and some of the professors treat you as a number, and will not respond to your emails or phone calls. Furthermore, some of them actually will lie in your face, and are constantly covering their rear-ends to protect themselves and their jobs. They do not enjoy speaking with you more than necessary, as they feel their lives are so much more important then yours. The majority of the students are somewhat similar in that they are arrogant, ultra-competitive, mean, frequently cheat and lie, and self-absorbed. My feeling is that this school is a rip-off. Stay away, unless you enjoy throwing away your money. Jul 05 2011 Other None required

Great school. Don't expect easy A's. Aug 20 2010 Other Master's Portfolio

Graduate education at the School of Medicine grows increasingly smothered by corporate tunnel vision and bureaucratic mediocrity. There remain plenty of faculty who are committed to providing resources -- good luck finding them. Most will hand you a hamster wheel to keep you busy for the next several years. Feb 12 2008 PreMed and Medical

The university sucks. They tell you it is a "cheap" place to live, but if you compare to most other university towns, it is way costlier. The university is focussed on its own money and doesn't give anything: a living wage, a decently prestigious program, housing of any sort. The univ wants you to exist in the shadows and keep teaching for next to nothing. Oct 11 2007 Physics

study and work in a congenial environment to enhance my engineering knowledge and skill through continuous learning within a team having a goal lean towards improvement in manufacturing and production by implementing innovative ideas to achieve organization objectives in a best way. Apr 17 2007 Mechanical Engineering CAD/CAM

Johns Hopkins students are passionate about intellectual exploration; they are eager for life in a community of similarly passionate, equally ambitious scholars and teachers. This community is based at Homewood, a serene, tree-lined 140 acre campus next to the eclectic north Baltimore neighborhood of Charles Village. Here, students partner with their mentors to push the boundaries of knowledge. Johns Hopkins exposes these independent thinkers to new tools of analysis and new perspectives on the arts, humanities, social and natural sciences and engineering. At the same time, they engage with fellow students outside the classroom in intellectual, cultural, service and recreational pursuits that greatly enrich their education. When our students graduate, they join a global alumni body of men and women who use knowledge and experience acquired at Johns Hopkins to change the world. Jan 20 2007 Computer Science

Hopkins is amazing if you want to work on biomed projects for your masters thesis. The course can be completed in just a year. Classes are exciting and challenging. I love it here... Dec 27 2005 Computer Science

great school, school to be proud of Jul 11 2005 Business - Management and Administration

This is the last place you want to come if social life and any other aspect of your life besides academics and research is what you are interested in. No body here gives a care about who you are and what you want to do. I came here because I thought people would provide somewhat decent guidance. The truth is that medical students are last on these guys lists--all they care about putting their dollars into research money. I really believe that Hopkins will not be what it is today in the next 25 years--there is way too much Ego here and not enough encouragement. The city is aweful--all you see are heroine users, theives, homocide! Baltimore and Johns Hopkins have brought nothing to my life except depression!!! I regret my decision to attend the medical school--it is really not all that people say it is. Jul 01 2004 PreMed and Medical

Ivy school, people are so hardworking, extremely competitive atmosphere and you can choose to come here if you want to achive something in your research. especially in the medical field. Mar 30 2004 Engineering Department

ok Jan 12 2003 Other

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