Carey Business School

About the school

Founded in 1876, Johns Hopkins University was the first American university to follow the model of a European research organisation. In addition to a gift from entrepreneur William Polk Carey, Johns Hopkins trustees decided to create a new business school on 4 December 2006 to develop creative leaders with a broad, holistic knowledge base. The Carey Business School bears the name of a prominent Baltimore trader James Carey of Loudon, William Polk Carey’s great-great-great-grandfather. The School welcomed students on January 1, 2007. Morgan Deann Ortagus (a television pundit, financial analyst, and political strategist who served as spokeswoman for the US Department of State from 2019 to 2021) and Lacena "Candy" Carson (American author, and businesswoman) are noteworthy alumni of Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers classes across two campus locations–the Harbour East neighbourhood of Baltimore, Maryland (primary campus), and Washington DC.

Location of the School

Life at Carey Business School

The Carey Business School at Johns Hopkins University houses students from over 60 countries at its two campuses in Baltimore and Washington DC. The School is dedicated to offering its diverse student body the best amenities and assistance. The only Johns Hopkins University campus that provides on-campus accommodation for students are the Homewood Campus and Peabody Institute. To meet the requirements of students in Baltimore and Washington DC, the Carey Business School collaborates with other Johns Hopkins University schools and off-campus collaborators to provide an off-campus housing listing service and website. Students can browse listings on the Carey Business School housing website. Meal swipes and dining dollars are the two components of the Johns Hopkins University meal plans. - Meal swipes: A meal swipe is recorded each time a student enters a café and every Sunday morning, meal swipes are reprogrammed for the following week - Dining dollars: Dining dollars are a payment that can be exchanged for dollars in restaurants and retail spaces such as Charles Street Market, Levering Hall, Good Part & Co. in the Rec Centre, Daily Grind in Mudd Hall, and Piccola Allora in Gilman Hall O'Connor Recreation Center at the Homewood campus and Cooley Center at the East Baltimore campus are the fitness centres at the University for students. There are also a number of other gyms and fitness studios located near campus. For conveyance, there is a free shuttle service for students. Uber and the Charm City Circulator bus service also operate in Baltimore.

Additional Benefits of Studying at Carey Business School

The Middle States Commission on Higher Education, a university accrediting body acknowledged by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education, has granted accreditation to Johns Hopkins University. A student achievement centre at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers top-notch in-person, online, and drop-in coaching to help students advance their writing and quantitative abilities. Every academic programme, support service, and facility at Johns Hopkins University and the Carey Business School is accessible for students with impairments. The work is done in collaboration between Carey Student Disability Services and the Office of Institutional Equity. To guarantee that their students receive the best support and accommodations, Carey Student Disability Services examines the supporting documents and engages in a collaborative process with the students.

Admissions criteria

The following pieces of general information are often required for Johns Hopkins University's Carey Business School applications: - Filled personal information form - The applicant's undergraduate transcripts, which must be translated into English - Fully updated resume or CV - One professional letter of recommendation - Two mandatory essays must be submitted in total by students - A graduate admissions test result (GMAT, GRE, or LSAT) - Minimum TOEFL score: 100 - Minimum IELTS score: 7.0 - Minimum PTE score: 70 For information regarding the school's fees and tuition, visit the university website.

Job placements

The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School's Career Development Office gives students the tools they need to realise their maximum potential and achieve fulfilling jobs that positively impact society. According to the College's employment report, 100% of students received full-time offers within 90 days of graduating. Carey Business School offers students a variety of career resources to help them advance their knowledge and skills, like: - Handshake: It provides numerous internship and job listings - Career Resources on Demand: Career Materials on Demand provides templates, developed materials, and educational content to assist students in their career and life planning journeys - SMILE: The Johns Hopkins University's SMILE platform for University educational experiences connects recent graduates to paid campus internships and job opportunities