Academic & Campus Life at JHU: Your Guide to Thriving

Unlock your potential at Johns Hopkins! CAMP-US helps you navigate academics, campus resources, and vibrant student life for an unforgettable university experience.

Welcome to your ultimate guide for thriving academically and socially at Johns Hopkins University (JHU)! At CAMP-US, we’re not just about providing housing—we’re your partners in making the most of your university experience. This page is packed with detailed resources and tips to help you succeed academically, navigate campus life, and build lasting connections. Whether you’re a new student or returning for another year, we’ve got you covered.

Center for Student Success

Supports first-gen, low-income, underrepresented students. 410-516-8666,. Homewood Apartments, Suite 193.

Undergraduate Research (HOUR)

Engage in cutting-edge research. 410-516-2324. Garland Hall 380.

Pre-Professional Advising

Guidance for medical, law, business school. 410-516-4140. Shriver Hall, Suite 30.

Academic Resources: Your Path to Success

JHU is renowned for its rigorous academics and pioneering research. We’re here to help you access the support you need to excel.

Academic Advising

KSAS: Call 410-516-8216. Location: Wyman Park Bldg, Suite W500.
WSE: Location: Wyman Park, Suite 125.

Academic Support (Learning Den, Study Consulting, PILOT)

Learning Den: 410-516-8216, Wyman Park, 5th Floor.
Study Consulting: 410-516-5506.

Career Services (Life Design Lab)

Job opportunities, internships, career prep. 410-516-8056. Imagine Center.

Library Resources

Access JHU’s extensive library system at JHU Libraries.

Campus Life and Well-Being: Your Home at Hopkins

JHU’s vibrant campus life offers countless opportunities to grow personally and socially.

Mental Health Services: 24/7 crisis counseling. 410-516-8278. Homewood Apts, S-200.
Health Promotion & Well-Being: Resources for healthy lifestyles. 410-516-8396. O’Connor Center.
Primary Care: On-campus medical services. 410-516-8270. Homewood Apts, N200.
Religious & Spiritual Life: Support for spiritual growth. 410-516-1880. Bunting-Meyerhoff Center.
Gender & Sexuality Resources: Advocacy for LGBTQ+ students. Homewood Apts, Suite 100.
Multicultural Affairs: Promotes diversity and inclusion. 410-516-8730. Homewood Apts, Suite 100.
Student Disability Services: Accommodations for students. 410-516-4720. Shaffer Hall, Suite 101.

Global and Experiential Learning: Broaden Your Horizons

International Services: Support for international students. 667-208-7001.
Global Education Office: Study abroad programs. 410-516-8400, Imagine Center.
Life Design Lab: Career exploration and professional development. 410-516-8056. Imagine Center.
University Experiential Learning: Internships, co-ops, hands-on learning. 410-516-8400. Imagine Center.

Community Engagement: Connect & Belong

Building connections is key. CAMP-US fosters a strong sense of community:

Campus Traditions

Spring Fair: JHU’s biggest student-run event.
Hopkins on the Hill: Showcases JHU research to policymakers.
Welcome Week: Orientations, tours, and socials.

Quick Guides to Get You Started

New Student Checklist

Covers everything from setting up utilities to registering for classes.

Settling In Essentials

Tips for unpacking, organizing your space, and making your new home comfortable.

Getting Around Baltimore

A guide to transportation options, including JHU shuttles, buses, and ride-sharing.

These guides are designed to make your transition to JHU seamless, so you can focus on your education and personal growth.

Why JHU is Unique

JHU stands out as America’s first research university, founded in 1876 with a mission to advance knowledge through research and teaching. Its interdisciplinary approach allows you to explore over 400 programs across nine academic divisions, from humanities to engineering. JHU’s global presence, with campuses in Washington, D.C., and international locations, offers study abroad and global networking opportunities. The university’s commitment to undergraduate research, supported by initiatives like the Office of Undergraduate Research, lets you contribute to groundbreaking discoveries. With 51% of undergraduates receiving full financial aid, JHU ensures accessibility for diverse students, fostering the next generation of leaders.

Let’s Thrive Together at JHU!

At CAMP-US, we’re more than just housing—we’re your partners in success. Whether you’re seeking academic support, community connections, or advice on navigating JHU, we’re here for you. Let’s make your JHU experience unforgettable!