Editing Johns Hopkins University (section)

== Admissions to Johns Hopkins University ==
Johns Hopkins University’s admissions process is highly selective, with an acceptance rate of around '''9%'''. The university seeks students who demonstrate academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, and a passion for research and discovery.

=== Key Admission Requirements: ===

* '''Standardized Tests''': Johns Hopkins has a '''test-optional''' policy for the '''SAT''' and '''ACT'''.
* '''Essays''': Applicants are required to submit '''essays''' that highlight their academic interests, experiences, and goals.
* '''Extracurricular Activities''': Johns Hopkins values students who demonstrate '''leadership''', '''community service''', and a commitment to personal growth.
* '''Letters of Recommendation''': Applicants must submit at least two letters of recommendation from teachers who can speak to their academic abilities and personal character.

=== Financial Aid at Johns Hopkins University ===
Johns Hopkins is committed to making education affordable for all students. The university offers '''need-based financial aid''', including '''scholarships''', '''grants''', and '''work-study programs'''. The university meets '''100% of demonstrated financial need''' for all admitted students.
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