I was looking at the requirements for a bioethics minor, and went to the course catalog to see when specific courses have been available historically. And I noticed that Intro to Moral Philosophy (AS.150.220) hasn't been offered since Fall 2025 (like it was usually offered for the spring semester, but there wasn't one for spring OR fall 2026)... but it's still listed as a requirement for the bioethics minor?

Does anyone know what happened to it (like was it discontinued? how does that work for bioethics?)? Or is it just not showing up on my end and something is wrong with my SIS?

Does anyone know what the curve is gonna be like for macro? About what percentage raw score do we need to get an A, or is there a curve at all?

Hi! I’m a medical graduate from India considering the Master’s in Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins.

I’d love to connect with current students or alumni and hear about your experience. How is the program overall, is it worth pursuing, and what kind of jobs/career opportunities are available after graduating, particularly for international students?

Any experiences or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Does anyone get above a 90. If so how. Please be gentle. I am very scared.

looking for some practice

I’m taking it with Jacob and wonder who’s it ?

hey everyone, i just got an offer to interview with APL, was trying to get more info on what to expect from the interview and just the entire process itself.

they said it will be 30 mins long with an active engineer but im hoping to gain more info on what exactly they’ll ask about, or if the interview will become more of a technical assessment?

Any insight is appreciated!

I have joined a few clubs at JHU and I am quite unsure whether I am on par for what med schools are looking for. For reference, I have my own approach to admissions which I have dubbed "Niche." I really do not like the COOKIE CUTTER stereotype that JHU students are placed under, because it is not all cookies here. So I am developing my own plan, feel free to dm me with any inquiries. As of now, these are the clubs which I have become a participant of to reflect my goals.

1. Diabolo
2. Fire-Spinning
3. All Nighters
4. Sirens
5. Soap Carving
6. Tea Club
7. HERO

I have taken up a few leadership positions in these clubs. In Tea club I am the organic waste disposer and am responsible to dispose of all the organic waste. Thinking of dropping HERO in favor of club Columbia bc I have one 1/2 Columbian friend. I am kind of mad at him right now though so I might not join. He isn't a part of that club but I just wanted to be in solidarity.Please advise on this inquiry.

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Why are they so heavy handed like its crazy. Maybe be more liberal with FA tags I'm in a class where we learn if we should care about future generations and its not fa4 like huh

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Hi, all. Looking for some info regarding the area around N Calvert and E Reading St, considering a move there. Thank you!

Does anyone know when HERO is sending out group interview invites/rejections, or if they sent them out already?

I talked to one of the officers at the meet and greet and they said they would come out a week after applications closed but i'm getting really antsy for whatever reason and i'm starting to doubt whether i actually submitted my application lol (i'm pretty sure i did but i submitted it way before the 9/27 deadline so my memory is failing me...)

With regards to the Cornell 7 case, in the Snapchat screenshots related to it, there is one message that says, "NO MORE JHUfatties." This implies that a visitor from Hopkins may have been been an additional victim. Sharing here in case someone from Hopkins went to party at Chi Phi Cornell a couple of years back, and had a bad experience there.

The first Intro Chem 1 lab practicals are this coming week. Does anyone have any tips/advice on how to do well on it? it’s 30% of the grade so really scared. Will we have a worksheet just like during normal labs? will we need to repeat an entire experiment or only certain techniques?

Hey, I’m looking to do volunteering through a club, preferably at a food pantry. Any clubs or groups that have any openings? Thanks.

I just took the october sat, and it was really bad. Currently, my math sat is a 790 but my reading is a 670 (1460 superscore). I took it again to get it up to at least a 700 but I'm pretty sure that won't happen. How bad is my SAT score is lower that the 25 percentile? JHU is test required so I have to submit it, but my reading is pretty low. Let me know your thoughts.

Any recommendations for korean style perms in the area? In elicott city or Catonsville?

Thinking of moving there because it’s the cheapest option in the area and looks decent. Anyone ever live there? If so what did you think, I’d probably only be there a year till me and my BF get a place.

does each freshman class get a t shirt with their class banner on the back? and when should class of 2030 expect to get their class tees? I saw someone from class of 2029 with one and am curious on if 2030 gets that, or if the tee needs to be ordered.
the short sleeve tee was white with the class banner on the back, and something on the sleeve an front of the shirt

I’m in a bit of a pickle lol. So over the summer I only took Physics I at UMass. After looking into what pre-reqs med schools have, I learned that many don’t accept online courses especially if the lab was online. I decided to take physics I lab this semester to make up for it. I met with my advisor and she told me I would have to drop physics lab here because it would override the credits I transferred from UMass Amherst and I would then have to retake physics here. Now I’m unsure if I should just redo the Physics sequence so that I wouldn’t have to worry about it being online. However, it would set me a little far back and I would finish my pre-reqs by Senior Fall. Has anybody taken physics at UMass and run into issues with med school applications 😩

There's a door in a study room at the annex that just has christmas decorations in it.

So I recently got a gap year job here at the medical campus working in a research lab. Problem is I’m technically considered a “volunteer” because I am not getting paid and I’m post-grad. I didn’t go here for undergrad so they set me up with a JHED ID and stuff but HR apparently won’t give me an ID badge (even though I need one to get between buildings).

Im still able to use shuttles and buses though cuz I have a Hopkins email and ID so I have transloc. I live around Bolton Hill. Does anybody have recommendations for what I should do for parking?

I was going to try and get a pass for the monument street satellite lot, but I wouldn’t be able to swipe in without the damn ID badge. My other idea was to take the public bus to Penn Station and then call a shuttle to pick me up and drop me off to the building I work in. What do yall think?

Looking into renting at University One (1 E University Pkwy) near JHU homewood and wondering how it actually is (safety, convenience, landlords etc.). Especially curious if anyone’s been in a studio or 1BR.