Johns Hopkins SAT scores
What SAT score do you need for Johns Hopkins? Aim for 1565 or higher. Half of the enrolled students who sent SAT scores scored 1530 to 1565 (Common Data Set 2025-26), and a quarter scored 1565 or more.
Middle 50% SAT at Johns Hopkins
1530–1565
Aim for 1565 or higher, the 75th percentile.
Johns Hopkins at a glance, Common Data Set 2025-26
| SAT middle 50% | 1530 to 1565Median 1550 |
|---|---|
| ACT middle 50% | 35 to 35Median 35 |
| Test policy | RequiredJohns Hopkins requires the SAT or ACT. |
| Superscores the SAT | Yes |
| Acceptance rate | 6.1%Fall 2025 entry |
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Questions people ask
What is the average SAT score at Johns Hopkins?
The median is 1550: half of the enrolled first-year students who sent SAT scores scored 1550 or higher (Common Data Set 2025-26).
Does Johns Hopkins require the SAT?
Yes. Johns Hopkins requires the SAT or ACT.
What ACT score do you need for Johns Hopkins?
Aim for 35 or higher. The middle 50% of enrolled students who sent ACT scores scored 35 to 35.
Does Johns Hopkins superscore the SAT?
Yes. It takes your highest section scores across test dates.
What is the acceptance rate at Johns Hopkins?
6.1% for fall 2025 entry: 3,072 admitted from 50,259 applicants (Common Data Set 2025-26).
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How we work this out
What it does
Enter your score to see where it sits among students who enrolled at Johns Hopkins.
Johns Hopkins University, first-year admission. Scores of enrolled students who sent them.
Method
- The ranges are Johns Hopkins's own figures for enrolled first-year students who sent scores (Common Data Set 2025-26, section C9). The middle 50% runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile.
- Top 25% means your score is at or above the 75th percentile. Upper half is from the median up to it. Lower half is from the 25th percentile up to the median. Bottom 25% is under the 25th percentile.
- We copy each number from the college's own document. We never add section scores to make a total or convert ACT to SAT.
- The acceptance rate is admits divided by applicants in section C1 of the Common Data Set 2025-26.
Sources
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- Johns Hopkins University: Common Data Set 2025-26, Section C9: 25th, 50th and 75th percentile scores of enrolled first-year students who submitted scores
- Johns Hopkins University: First-year testing policy, First-year testing requirement