John Hopkins University (JHU) Apartments and Housing (NO SPAM)

John Hopkins University is known for its rigorous academic program, which means that students are required to take a lot of classes, many of them in the sciences. As such, it's important that you choose subjects you're passionate about and can dedicate yourself to studying.

This school has a great reputation for its programs in the biomedical sciences but also offers subjects like international relations and business. If you want to study something like bioengineering or medicine at Johns Hopkins University after completing your first two years at another university, it's possible; however, this can be challenging because the application process is very competitive (more on this below).

Life on campus is pretty typical: there are dorms where most students live as well as various social events throughout the year like concerts or dances organized by student groups. The city itself—Baltimore—isn't necessarily known for being a hot party town but it does have plenty of cultural attractions worth exploring while taking some time off between classes!

When it comes to studying at Johns Hopkins University, there are several factors you should consider. First of all, the school has a very competitive application process. You won't be admitted unless you have stellar grades and test scores; however, if you do get accepted into one of their undergraduate programs your chances of getting into medical school down the road will increase dramatically.