simple question

Colleges & Universities Johns Hopkins University
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<p>Where do we mail our application fee?</p>

<p>I looked everywhere on the site and cannot find a mailing address.</p>

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<p>it’s just the office of undergrad admissions</p>

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<p>That simple, huh? LOL I feel stupid.</p>

<p>Another question… when JHU says they recommend 3 SAT lls, is that just a recommendation or almost a requirement? Do people get in with just 2 SAT llS? Or would sending just 2 be almost a automatic rejection?</p>

<p>*I already sent out my test scores so If I want to send in my third score I would have to rush them but JHU specifies to not rush so they would be in late. </p>

<p>Thank you!</p>

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<p>do u need the actual address?</p>

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<p>i believe it’s just a recommendation, if ur 2 sat 2’s are strong, that should be good.</p>

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<p>my 2 sat iis were terrible
and i got in. dont worry about it too much</p>

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<p>got in where? what did u get?</p>

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<p>uhh this is the jhu forum is it not?
i got in jhu with terrible sat ii’s</p>

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<p>yeah it is, what were ur scores? how did u know u got in before u sent in the app fee?</p>

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<p>i didnt post the initial question
680 and 660</p>

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<p>I have a question for anyone that knows:</p>

<p>I was reading through a JHU informational guide, and they say that only about 20 to 25 students declare chemistry as their major (per year I’m guessing). Consequently, they have access to top-notch research facilities, etc. Does this mean that becoming a chemistry major is uber difficult or is it typical of a smaller-sized school like JHU to have a mere 20 to 25 undergrads majoring in chemistry?</p>

<p>I’m a prospective chemistry-majoring student applying to JHU for the RD round and was wondering whether it would make a difference whether I put chemistry down as my prospective major or not.</p>

<p>Any ideas? Thanks</p>

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<p>I only took 1 SATII and I got in. I was told it was not neccesary to take more than one. I got an 800… US history, but I’m convinced it didn’t make a difference.</p>

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<p>Once again, the major you put down, save BME, does NOT affect your chances of getting in. So putting down a chemistry major will have no influence on your decision.</p>

<p>For SAT II’s, I got in with 700/730/750</p>

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<p>wow lots of random questions on this thread – ironic that it is titled “simple question”. here goes…</p>

<p>(1) send all materials (including app. fee made payable to Johns Hopkins University) to:</p>

<p>Application Coordinator
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Johns Hopkins University
140 Garland Hall
3400 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218</p>

<p>If just sending the application fee you should include the Application Fee Attachment form: <a href=“http://apply.jhu.edu/pdf/2006/application_fee_attachment.pdf[/url]”>http://apply.jhu.edu/pdf/2006/application_fee_attachment.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>(2) The SAT II policy clearly states RECOMMENDED – therefore they are not required. Applicants have and will get in sending 0,1,2,3,4 or more SAT II exams. They matter but are not required.</p>

<p>(3) mkeung answered the chemistry question perfectly:
“Once again, the major you put down, save BME, does NOT affect your chances of getting in. So putting down a chemistry major will have no influence on your decision.”</p>

<p>Love those SIMPLE QUESTIONS.</p>

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<p>laxfan, is 20-25 students in a major common? I thought chemistry would be more popular than that, especially at JHU.</p>

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<p>I actually have no idea where you got that number – the chemistry department is larger than 80-100 students (4 years x 20-25 students).</p>