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Spring Open House 2025

Saturday, March 22, 2025 | Baltimore, MD

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Join us for our Spring Open House in Baltimore, MD!

At Carey Business School’s spring open house, learn more about your program of interest and how Carey will help you build for what’s next. Engage in various speaker sessions led by our academic program team, career services, the office of experiential learning, student and alumni ambassadors, and more.

This in-person event is open to all prospective students interested in our MBA and Master of Science programs. Take advantage of this opportunity to network and introduce yourself to the Carey community.

Baltimore, MD

Saturday, March 22, 2025
9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
100 International Drive
Baltimore, MD 21202

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Schedule of Events

9:30 - 10:00 a.m.
Registration, light breakfast, and welcome session
Carey leadership, admissions, and a guest student speaker will deliver a welcome address.

10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Program breakout sessions
Learn what it means to be a Carey student. During this time, you’ll have the opportunity to speak with representatives from key Carey offices, interact with student leaders and alumni, and receive guidance on the next steps to submit your application to Carey.

12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Networking lunch

1:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Building tour
Participate in a guided tour led by a Carey Admission Ambassador to explore our Harbor East location and learn more about being a student at our Washington, D.C. location or online.

1:45 - 2:30
Sample class
Experience a graduate-level course at Carey, and engage in a lesson and activity instructed by a Carey faculty member.

2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Resource and student fair, professional headshots, and closing reception
Network with key departments, student leaders, and other members of the Carey community as you enjoy local desserts and a champagne toast.

Johns Hopkins in D.C.

Carey's D.C. home

Located at 555 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School's location is a building designed for the academic needs of today and the future. This state-of-the-art Johns Hopkins building creates new opportunities for research, education, and public engagements, giving you the powerful combination of collaboration, learning, and the distinctive Johns Hopkins experience in the heart of the nation’s capital. In a time where dynamic learning is more important than ever, Johns Hopkins in D.C. is designed to emphasize flexibility, allowing for greater response to the needs of multiple programs and emerging learning modalities. You’ll gain the resources and reputation you need to build for what’s next.

"Since 2007, a Johns Hopkins Carey Business School degree has attracted students from all over the world, and advanced our graduates on global pathways to success. This new D.C. home offers our master's students not only a strategic location, but education in a facility with a unique learning environment, strong connection to other Johns Hopkins University schools, and great amenities."

Alexander J. Triantis, Dean, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

Johns Hopkins is evolving, and so is our impact.

Johns Hopkins in D.C. is a space for the Johns Hopkins community to innovate, influence, and advance humanity. Learn from world-renowned faculty members in classrooms equipped with the latest technology to support fully online, onsite, and hybrid modalities. With new space for collaboration among faculty, staff, and students from our Baltimore, MD and Washington, D.C. locations, you’ll be in the flow of ideas, interaction, and experience-based learning opportunities.

This state-of-the-art Johns Hopkins Carey Business School location brings 150 years of scientific leadership to the heart of Washington, D.C. This premier location is in walking distance from many of the nation’s most famous landmarks, metro stations, and more. Explore all Carey’s home has to offer.

Carey programs at Johns Hopkins in D.C.

FAQs

: Johns Hopkins in D.C. will be a state-of-the-art Johns Hopkins facility for research, education, and public engagement that allows every academic division within the institution to have a presence in the nation’s capital. The building will allow the university to consolidate its Washington, D.C., graduate school operations, and its proximity to Capitol Hill will increase the university’s ability to bring its research and expertise to national and global conversations and debates. With our prime Washington, D.C. location, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School will optimize learning opportunities, foster creativity and the exchange of ideas, and host convenings, conferences, and community events.

: Starting Fall 2023, the following four full-time programs will be held at the Johns Hopkins in D.C. location: Master of Science in Business Analytics and Risk Management; Master of Science in Finance; Master of Science in Information Systems; and Master of Science in Real Estate and Infrastructure.

Applicants have the option to choose between the Baltimore, MD, and Washington, D.C., locations for the full-time Master of Science in Finance program.

: Yes. All Johns Hopkins Carey Business School students can visit Johns Hopkins in D.C. to study, hold meetings, and join events as available.

: In addition to Carey Business School, both the School of Advanced International Studies and D.C.-based programs from the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences will be located at Johns Hopkins in D.C. Ultimately, every division within the university will make use of the building. Consolidating programs into one building will create new opportunities for interaction and collaboration among faculty, staff, and students and will allow for greater flow of ideas and people between Baltimore, MD and Washington.

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Financial aid resources for current students

Our support does not end when you begin your degree at Carey.

We understand that managing educational expenses can be challenging, and Carey Business School is dedicated to supporting current students through every step of their academic journey, including navigating the financial aid process. As a current student, we understand that you may be looking for resources and answers to topics such as policies, payment plans, contact information, and more. To ensure you have the correct support, Carey Business School partners directly with the Johns Hopkins Office of Student Enrollment and Account Management, or SEAM, to help students navigate the financial aid, billing, and tuition payment processes for Carey Business School.

Students will work directly with SEAM to receive information about financial aid. SEAM serves as a comprehensive resource for information on financial aid, student accounts, and registration, centralizing student services for a more holistic support experience. SEAM works with students Monday – Friday over the phone, virtually, or in-person to assist you with any questions or concerns you have.

You can contact SEAM in multiple ways:

·    Request support through SEAM’s online form.
·    Call +1 877-419-5131 to speak directly with a team member.
·    Schedule a virtual appointment.
·    Visit one of three in-person locations at the Homewood, East Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. campuses.

Scholarships

Carey provides scholarships to students based on their strong academic record, along with professional and personal achievements, and potential to contribute to the Carey community. In addition to the scholarship opportunities available at the time of admission to your program, current Carey MBA and Master of Science students can apply for endowed scholarships. Carey offers 17 endowed scholarships each year to current students in good academic standing. Returning students who meet the academic criteria may receive funding first, as these scholarships are primarily merit-based.

Many private sector organizations offer scholarships to students as a part of their philanthropic activities. As a current student, you may want to investigate these opportunities each year and contact clubs or organizations to determine whether they offer scholarship opportunities. To learn more information, please visit Carey’s Private Scholarships webpage.

Carey also compiles a list of external funding opportunities on our scholarship e-bulletin board. Private agencies and organizations frequently reach out to Carey Business School regarding the need-based and merit scholarships, grants, and fellowships they offer. If you receive an outside scholarship, please submit your third-party payment documents to ensure timely recording of your accomplishment.

Financial aid process

Carey students receiving need-based aid or federal student loans must reapply each year by filing a renewal FAFSA. Fully admitted students are eligible to receive up to $20,500 annually in federal loans. Please refer to Carey’s financial aid process for detailed information on how to submit your FAFSA.

Johns Hopkins participates in the Federal Direct Loan Program. As a student, you have rights and responsibilities when you borrow a federal student loan. Please refer to the Direct Loan Process for more information.

After submitting your FAFSA, your file will be reviewed within 5-10 business days. Some students may be selected for verification, requiring additional documentation such as IRS tax transcripts and W-2 forms. Once all documents are submitted and reviewed, corrections are made if needed, and an updated Student Aid Report is provided. You will receive an offer notice once all required documents are received and reviewed. Learn more about next steps.

We highly recommend you apply by the priority FAFSA filing deadline (below) and respond in a timely manner. This will ensure your financial aid is ready for the start of the semester and will be paid to your student account by the time you begin classes. Learn more about paying your bill with financial aid.

Deadlines and timelines

The priority filing date to apply for financial aid each year is:
• Fall semester: April 15 for part-time programs and March 15 for full-time programs.
• Spring semester: November 1.

Students can apply for financial aid at any time during the academic year, prior to the end of classes. However, the application process can take time, and only those who apply by the priority filing date can be assured that their financial aid awards will be ready for the start of classes. Maryland residents who wish to be considered for Maryland state scholarships must complete their FAFSA prior to March 1.

Policies

In order to qualify for financial aid, students must be fully and unconditionally accepted in a degree or approved certificate program, enrolled half-time or more each semester, and maintain satisfactory academic progress. Learn more about Carey’s financial policies

: It is important for students to understand satisfactory academic progress in order to maintain their financial aid. Federal regulations require institutions to use three benchmarks to determine satisfactory academic progress. Students must maintain minimum cumulative completion rate and complete a degree or certificate within a maximum timeframe. The general standard max time frame is that the degree has to be completed in five years. Please visit Carey’s website to learn more about satisfactory academic progress.

: Title IV refers to the federal financial aid funds. Federal financial aid eligibility must be recalculated for students who withdraw, drop out, who are dismissed, drop to less than half time status, or take a leave of absence prior to completing 60% of a payment period or term. Learn more about Title IV Policy.

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Payment plans and methods

Carey offers students two payment plan options to pay their tuition and fees. Please refer to Payment Schedule A and Payment Schedule B for the current options. Any questions about payment plans should be directed to SEAM .

Carey allows various payment methods for students to pay for their education including electronic checks, checks by mail, sponsor or employer contract, Johns Hopkins University tuition assistance, wire transfers, or Nelnet Campus Commerce monthly payment plans.

For more information about payment plans and methods, please visit SEAM’s Payment Methods webpage.

Questions?

Reach out to Carey’s Student Affairs team at carey.student@jhu.edu. Our team will put you in contact with SEAM on an as-needed basis.

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Johns Hopkins in D.C.

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FAQs

What is the university’s vision for Johns Hopkins in D.C.?

What Carey Business School degree programs will be held in the Johns Hopkins in D.C. location?

If I am not a student in one of the four full-time Master of Science programs held at Johns Hopkins in D.C., will I still be able to visit and benefit from the new D.C. location?

What other Johns Hopkins University schools will be located at Johns Hopkins in D.C.?