<p>Hey guys,</p>
<p>I’m currently trying to decide between Penn and Johns Hopkins. I’ve never been to either of the two schools though, and if anyone who knows anything about similarites/differences, that would be great. I want to major in econ and international relations(Hopkins’ other #1 program) and want to be in a city(I’m not sure whether or not Hopkins is an urban campus). Thanks</p>
<p>Hopkins is definitely an urban campus, in a not so good area of Baltimore. I have a cousin attending grad school there. I don't know much about Hopkins, but I would say that Penn has a very good reputation for econ and intl. relations.</p>
<p>go to penn</p>
<p>Go to penn.
JHU has morale problems as well as one of the most arrogant, inaccessible faculties north of the south pole.</p>
<p>Keynes...I was accepted into Penn, JHU and various other schools to finish my BA in Economics. I visited Penn and JHU and few weeks ago. I really liked Penn the best between those two. For IA, JHU would be better, but for Economics, Penn can't be beat. I liked the big city of Philly. It kind of felt like a minature New York. If you want more info, send me a private message.</p>
<p>you really need to visit</p>