Academic Resources

SEAM works with undergraduates, graduates, postdoctoral candidates, and their families across all nine academic divisions. Students can get support with student accounts, registration, and financial aid—all in one place.

The Hopkins Office for Undergraduate Research (HOUR) builds upon Johns Hopkins University’s strengths and goals as America’s first research university by taking advantage of the thousands of faculty, staff, and graduate students involved in research and creative projects promoting a culture of research and scholarship that enriches the undergraduate experience. HOUR’s vision and the programs we support reflect these goals.

Pre-Professional Advising serves current students and alumni pursuing career interests in medicine, other health professions, and law. Our goal is your success, and we are here to help you make informed decisions in your course planning, secure relevant experiences, overcome obstacles, and navigate the application process.

The Life Design Lab gives students access to a variety of resources such as life design programs and courses, experiential learning opportunities, career search and development programs and guidance, as well as networking opportunities and connections with alumni and employers.

The Krieger School Academic Advising Office guides undergraduate students through academic challenges and choices, supports faculty working with students, and oversees the academic progress of all undergraduate students whose primary department is in the School of Arts & Sciences.

The Office of Academic Advising for the Whiting School of Engineering (WSE) provides a framework for undergraduate students to achieve intellectual, personal, and professional growth through curricular and co-curricular academic support from matriculation to graduation.

The Office of Academic Support offers programs to improve study skills, provide subject-specific tutoring, and encourage peer-to-peer collaborative learning.

The LaB is one of our innovative student spaces located in the Homewood Apartments Building. Students can relax in front of the water wall while taking in all of the featured artwork and items with a scientific motif.

Supporting first-generation and/or limited-income (FLI) students’ academic success, cocurricular enrichment, and social well-being.

A community of undergraduates who are all alumni from Baltimore City and Washington, DC public high schools.

Johns Hopkins Underserved in the Medical Professions (JUMP) is a large learning community that helps students close gaps and dismantle barriers that hinder the application progression of students and alumni pursuing health professional careers.

A close-knit community of high-achieving, service-minded students who are among the first in their family to attend college.

If you identify as first-generation and/or limited-income (FLI), the Center for Student Success has your back.

If you want to deepen your academic training or your experiential learning, a nationally competitive fellowship, scholarship, or grant might be your path to it

Located on the Homewood campus on the 2nd Floor of the Campus Store, the Technology Store is a one-stop-shop for all your computing and mobile device needs.