Johns Hopkins Early Acceptance For Class Of 2027

After rigorous evaluation and consideration, Johns Hopkins University released its Class of 2027 Early Decision admissions results! This year 533 students were offered admission in the first early decision round.

What is John Hopkins’ Early Acceptance Rate for the Class of 2027?

Johns Hopkins reported their Early Admission Round I results for the Class of 2027. This prestigious university announced that 533 students earned admission in the first round.

"This group of newly admitted students represents one of the most talented, diverse, and community-minded student bodies in the nation. They have already shown their ability to make a mark on the world around them through their academic and co-curricular endeavors, and they're pursuing what matters to them in highly impactful ways," says Ellen Chow, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions.

Early Decision II decisions will be released Feb. 17, and regular admissions decisions will be announced March 17. To increase your chances of getting into Johns Hopkins University, we recommend you apply early.

For the class of 2026, the competition was intense, and only 6.5% of the 37,150 early and regular decision round applicants received the coveted admissions letter. The incoming class came from 48 US states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, Guam, and 63 other countries. The students also represented 7,774 high schools around the world.

Accepted students performed above and beyond in many key areas during their high school years.

• 93% had part-time jobs, internships, or summer jobs
• 42% were involved in student government
• 17% were first in their families to go to college

Johns Hopkins Acceptance Rate and Admission Stats for the Class of 2026

Johns Hopkins Regular Admissions Results for the Class of 2026

Only 2,408 students were accepted into the Johns Hopkins class of 2026, with 1,586 coming from the regular admissions round. Most top universities have reported a downward trend in admission rates in the last three years, likely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, optional standardized testing, and an uptick in the number of students applying to college. As one of the most competitive non-Ivy League schools in the country, Johns Hopkins is no exception. Its admission rates have also decreased.

Johns Hopkins Admissions Statistics over the Past Three Years

The number of applicants to Johns Hopkins University grew significantly from 2020 to 2021. This growth is likely due to the pandemic and Johns Hopkins going test-optional. The Class of 2025 and 2026 had very similar application and acceptance numbers. The charts below show the early decision and regular decision application and acceptance numbers over the last three years.

How many students apply to Johns Hopkins each year?

Johns Hopkins received 37,150 applications for the Class of 2026. Of those applicants (including Early Decision I & II and Regular Decision), they accepted 2,408 students. The overall acceptance rate was 6.5%.

Crimson Students Accepted into Johns Hopkins University

Crimson students are getting into Johns Hopkins! As of today, we already have 11+ students reporting their regular round acceptance, with many, many more on the way! Congratulations to all the Crimson students accepted into the Johns Hopkins Class of 2026!

How Crimson Can Help you get into Johns Hopkins and other Top Universities

According to US News, Johns Hopkins University ranks #9 in the United States and is one of the most competitive and prestigious schools in the world. Most college admissions experts agree that the number of students applying to top universities will continue to grow, especially if schools continue making standardized testing optional.

Crimson Education helps thousands of students gain admission to their dream schools. Despite enormous applicant pools and low acceptance rates at top universities, Crimson’s acceptance numbers are increasing! This year, more than 200 of our students were accepted to top universities in the US in the early round alone. Here is a breakdown of Crimson’s early-round numbers.

• 44+ early admits to the Ivy League with half of these students admitted into the most competitive: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia
• 6+ early admits to Stanford and MIT
• 56+ early admits to the US Top 10
• A combined 20+ early admits to Duke, UChicago, Northwestern, and Johns Hopkins
• 17 early admits to NYU
• More than 200 early admits to the US Top 50 universities

If Johns Hopkins is your dream school, Crimson can help you get there! Our strategists include former Ivy League graduates who can help you put together a solid application that stands out from the crowd! Learn more about our Admissions Support program.