Candidates from 94 countries are in the running for admission to Johns Hopkins SAIS for 2014-15.
As the map below indicates, the candidates come from all of the inhabited continents, a reflection of SAIS's global footprint. The variety of nationalities guarantees the exceptional diversity that has long characterized the program and which remains one of its distinguishing features.
In coming weeks the Admissions Committees in DC and Bologna will evaluate the candidacies. Non-U.S. citizens who applied to start their studies in Bologna and some who checked the "open-ended" box will be interviewed by members of the Bologna Admissions Committee.
The plan is to communicate admissions and financial aid decisions to candidates in the first half of March. Admitted candidates will then have several weeks to make up their minds. Open Houses for admitted candidates will be held in Bologna on April 4 and in Washington on April 9.
If you have questions about your application, you can reach us at:
- SAIS Europe: sais.eu.admissions@jhu.edu
- SAIS DC: admissions.sais@jhu.edu
Nelson Graves
As the map below indicates, the candidates come from all of the inhabited continents, a reflection of SAIS's global footprint. The variety of nationalities guarantees the exceptional diversity that has long characterized the program and which remains one of its distinguishing features.
In coming weeks the Admissions Committees in DC and Bologna will evaluate the candidacies. Non-U.S. citizens who applied to start their studies in Bologna and some who checked the "open-ended" box will be interviewed by members of the Bologna Admissions Committee.
The plan is to communicate admissions and financial aid decisions to candidates in the first half of March. Admitted candidates will then have several weeks to make up their minds. Open Houses for admitted candidates will be held in Bologna on April 4 and in Washington on April 9.
If you have questions about your application, you can reach us at:
- SAIS Europe: sais.eu.admissions@jhu.edu
- SAIS DC: admissions.sais@jhu.edu
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