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The Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended in 2008, includes many student disclosures and reporting requirements by universities. These requirements include statistics and/or information on the following subjects:

  1. Retention and graduation rates;
  2. Financial assistance available to students and requirements and restrictions imposed on Title IV aid;
  3. Crime statistics on campus;
  4. Athletic program participation rates and financial support; and
  5. Other institutional information including: the cost of attendance, accreditation and academic program data, facilities and services available to disabled students, and withdrawal and refund policies.

The following template was devised by Johns Hopkins University to communicate this information across its schools. Please note, however, that the Bloomberg School serves a graduate student population and certain categories of disclosure do not apply. These categories have been marked "n/a."

General Institutional Information

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Admissions and Institutional Information ContactsBloomberg School Contacts
For Help in Obtaining Financial Aid InformationFinancial Aid Contacts
Academic ProgramsAcademics
Instructional and Lab Facilities

Between our primary buildings (Wolfe Street and Hampton House), the Bloomberg School has 270 research labs and 72 classrooms.

View directions, maps, and ways to visit us.

The FacultyFaculty Directory
Student Body Diversity

The Bloomberg School's Office of Student Life works diligently to promote an atmosphere that embraces the diverse cultures of our academic community.

The Bloomberg School currently has 2,287 students from 87 nations. Of our 1,637 full-time students, 26.5% are from outside the U.S.

Full-time students by gender:
71% female
29% male

Full-time students from the U.S. report themselves as being from the following ethnic/racial groups:

Hispanic (of any race)  4.1%
Non Hispanic, American Indian/Alaska Native  .2%
Non Hispanic, Asian  14.5%
Non Hispanic, Black/African American  6.5%
Non Hispanic, 2 or more races  2.8%
Non Hispanic, White  44.3%
Race Unknown  1.1%
FERPAJHU Policy on FERPA
Services/Facilities Available to Students with Disabilities

Bloomberg School Disability Support Services

JHU Office of Institutional Equity, Disability Services

State Licensing and Accrediting Authorities

Bloomberg School Accreditation through Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH)

University Accreditation

JHU's Net Pricing Calculator*n/a - applies only to first-time, full-time undergraduate students
Institute of Education Sciences
National Center for Education Statistics
College Navigator
Find the Right College for You
Copyright Infringement Policy and SanctionsJHU Copyright Compliance Policy
Cost of AttendanceCost of Attendance per the Bloomberg School's Financial Aid Office
Textbook InformationMatthews Johns Hopkins Medical Book Center
Transfer Credit PolicyThe Bloomberg School does not accept transfer credits from other institutions.
Withdrawal ProceduresRecords and Registration - Add/Drop Policy
Tuition Refund Policy

Student Accounts and Business Services - Payment and Refund Policy

Study Abroad Program Information

n/a - the Bloomberg School has faculty and students conducting research in 120 countries. As a graduate school, these are not, however, traditional study abroad programs. Research opportunities are arranged by individual academic departments.

Student Financial Assistance Information

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Student Financial Aid Programs, Eligibility, and Other InformationBloomberg School Financial Aid Office
Student Loan InformationBloomberg School Financial Aid Office
Summary of Requirements for Return of Federal Grant or LoansFederal Student Aid Policies
Financial Aid Satisfactory Academic Program StandardsFederal Student Aid Policies
Code of ConductJHU Financial Aid Code of Conduct and Policy on Education Loans

Health and Safety Information

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Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program

JHU Worklife Drug-Free Work Environment
Fire Safety Report and Fire Logn/a - applies only to schools with oncampus housing
Vaccination PolicyThe Bloomberg School does not require proof of vaccination before enrollment. This is not the case with all schools within Johns Hopkins University.
Missing Person Notification Policyn/a - applies only to schools with oncampus housing
Campus Security Report
(including Emergency Response Policy & Crime Log)
Annual Clery Act Report on Campus Security

Student Outcomes

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Retention Rates for First-time, Full-time studentsn/a - applies only to undergraduate students
Completion/Graduation Rates for First-time, Full-time Studentsn/a - applies only to undergraduate students
Graduate/Professional programs that BA/BS JHU Graduates Enroll Inn/a - applies only to undergraduate students
Completion/Grad Rate for Athletes Receiving Athletic Aidn/a - applies only to schools with athletic aid
Placement RatesBloomberg School Career Services

Voter Registration Information

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Voter Registration

Board of Elections for Maryland residents

RegistertoVote.org for residents of other U.S. states

Intercollegiate Athletic Program

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Participation Rates & Financial Support Reportn/a – for schools with an Intercollegiate Athletic Program

Teacher Preparation

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Program Reportn/a – for schools of education

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