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The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, founded in 1893 in Baltimore, is a private research-intensive medical school whose MD students follow the Genes to Society curriculum with pass/fail pre-clerkship grading and the Colleges Advisory Program. Beginning in fall 2024, a $1 billion Bloomberg Philanthropies gift funds free tuition for medical students from families earning under $300,000 and full cost of attendance for those from families earning under $175,000.
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- Acceptance rateSchool hopkinsmedicine.org
- Class sizeSchool hopkinsmedicine.org
- TuitionSchool hopkinsmedicine.org
- Secondary feeSchool hopkinsmedicine.org
Private, no in-state distinction. Acceptance rate is the school-published admit rate (5.62%) for the 2024 entering class (4,409 applicants, 129 matriculated). Tuition is from the school's 2024-25 medical student cost-of-attendance page (2025-26 rates not posted there at retrieval). Single fee: $120 paid with the secondary application (amount stated in the admissions FAQ), entered in both fee fields; waived with AMCAS Fee Assistance Program approval.
Retrieved 2026-07-07.