Hi everyone, just wondering about scholarships.

<p>My family has been going through hard times in terms of financial issues, and I was just curious as to how avid JHU is to giving scholarships out.</p>

<p>Now, I know that this may sound crazy, but my parents do have good jobs. The problem, however, is a certain turn of events which I'd not like to disclose.</p>

<p>If JHU does offer any scholarships, how much do they offer? Also, how much is the cost per year for JHU? </p>

<p>Also, I did google this info, but I'm just making sure that it's accurate (you can never trust the net these days).</p>

<p>Information about merit-based scholarships offered by Johns Hopkins University can be found here:
Hopkins</a> Undergraduate Admissions :: Financial Aid :: Merit Scholarships </p>

<p>All accepted freshmen are reviewed for merit-based aid and there are no separate applications that must be filed. </p>

<p>Do note that Johns Hopkins offers only approximately 80 merit-based awards each year. Due to the low number of merit-based awards, competition for these awards is quite high. Only the top echelon of our admitted students in all application categories will be offered such awards.</p>

<p>A full breakdown of cost of attendance to the undergraduate programs at Johns Hopkins University can be found here:
JHU</a> Student Financial Services | Prospective Students | Freshman & Transfers | Cost</p>