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Course Curriculum:
Up to date course syllabus, recently revamped. No industry exposure.
Fees:
70000 USD per year and 2 year program
- Likes:
- I was interested in stem cell research and I got to choose Regenerative and stem cell technology as my concentration for my masters program.,
- Since I was in the field of Biotechnology, research is the main reason I joined Johns Hopkins University (JHU). JHU is highly reputed as a research institute with various facilities that help students pursue their interest in research and train them with skills required in the industry nowadays. I also like that mostly all the professors have a PhD degree and have knowledge in their field which they can convey to students through lectures and seminars.
- Dislikes:
- Most of the courses are online including few lab courses which are hybrid (online theory and practical in person lab work). Sometimes that becomes an issue for selecting courses for international students specifically as they cannot choose a subject that they like to maintain their student visa status.
Course Curriculum:
Course syllabus is mostly same from past years but every year professors update their own knowledge and teach students about new advancements in the field. We were also told to read many recent research papers as part of academic projects and coursework. There are summer internships available for all students for which students can apply on their own or the university helps students though career fairs. Research experience is gained by students by working in research labs as part time graduate research assistants.
Fees:
My total tuition fees was 50,000$
- Likes:
- Immersion Program, Flexibility of Course selection, project based learning.,
- Its Reputation along with flexibility of program, in which we can take courses from different department and also the courses here are project based so get to learn while working on projects, other important thing I like is the immersion program
- Dislikes:
- The things which I don't like about University is the information is not available easily, the person who don't know the exact url or the location won't be able to access the website or the resources available, this can be improved according to me
Course Curriculum:
I have a work experience of around four years and during the course we get to work with actual industrial problems.
Fees:
$60,000
Course Curriculum:
They offer lots of courses in various subjects, you are allowed to take courses outside your department, which makes it really updated. I have even taken courses by some Nobel Laureates. Course syllabi are all very progressive and unique.
Fees:
It’s $57000 for 12 months
Course Curriculum:
My curriculum aligns perfectly with my interest. I was offered to specialize in the enterprise. The curriculum gives me a holistic knowledge of my field.
Fees:
I pay 40,000 USD per annum
Course Curriculum:
It is okay.
Fees:
Tuition, room and board, and outside expenses. Tuition is 72000 per student approximately and most of us get some sort of grant at least like 2000.
Course Curriculum:
I would appreciate it if it didn't change so much. The course curriculum is also definitely extremely challenging and some classes aren't unnecessary. However, I never know what I need and I feel like I'm taking too many things at once.
Fees:
I'm not completely sure, but scholarships are not that generous and I'm paying approx $70,000 for my tuition right now even though we are upper middle class.
Course Curriculum:
I have loved my biology classes although the requirement for physics is unnecessary. I think having more electives offered to underclassmen would improve morale and lead to a greater camaraderie among people of the same major.
Fees:
Tuition runs 50-60k depending on whether you have on campus meal plan/residence. Other charges include printing, pre-professional advising, tutoring, etc.
Course Curriculum:
I thought that there should be a looser interpretation of what qualifies as an upper-level science class at Hopkins. We are limited to mostly molecular and cellular biology science classes and I believe that limited me and having a broad understanding of medicine.
Fees:
Hopkins was extremely expensive. For the first two years, you are required to live on campus and have a meal plan in which those two things alone added up to just under $20,000 a year. When you add that to the tuition and the cost of books and the lab fees it gets very expensive.
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