约翰斯·霍普金斯大学2030届新生1478人：佩尔助学金资格占26.7%创校史纪录
马里兰州巴尔的摩市消息—约翰斯·霍普金斯大学11月5日公布2026年秋季入学本科新生（2030届）构成：本届新生共1478人，来自49个州以及哥伦比亚特区、波多黎各与美属维尔京群岛，另有8.5%的学生高中位于乡村社区。据大学发布，本届新生中符合联邦佩尔助学金资格者占26.7%，为该校历史最高，高于去年创下的此前最高纪录24.1%；第一代大学生或低收入家庭学生合计占36.1%，同样创历史新高。本届实际入学人数比校方预期多约90人，原因是被录取学生选择入读的比例高于预期。
资助背景方面，大学称这一构成与其扩大可负担性的长期安排有关：校友迈克尔·布隆伯格2018年捐赠18亿美元用于本科助学金；新近推出的「学费承诺」项目为家庭年收入不超过20万美元的学生免学费，为不超过10万美元的学生免学费并负担生活费。
其他构成数字为：国际学生占比由去年秋季的13.5%降至9.7%。按联邦上报口径的族裔构成为：亚裔43.8%、白人25.6%、两个或以上族裔7.3%、西班牙裔或拉丁裔6.9%、非裔3.1%，另有3.5%未报告。大学表示，其招生不考虑种族、族裔或国籍，并通过面向城乡社区的外展与基于社区组织的招募等不以种族为考量的方法吸引学生。
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Johns Hopkins University Class of 2030 Numbers 1,478 Students: Pell Grant Eligibility at a Record 26.7%, First-Generation or Low-Income Share at a Record 36.1%
BALTIMORE, Maryland — Johns Hopkins University reported on November 5 that its incoming undergraduate class for fall 2026, the Class of 2030, numbers 1,478 students from 49 states as well as Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, with 8.5% of the class having attended high schools in rural communities. Among the Class of 2030, 26.7% of students are eligible for federal Pell Grants — the highest percentage in Hopkins history, up from the previous high of 24.1% last year — and 36.1% of incoming students are either first-generation college students or from low-income families, also an all-time high. The class is approximately 90 students larger than the university anticipated enrolling, as a higher-than-expected share of admitted students chose to attend.
The university links the figures to its financial aid arrangements: a $1.8 billion gift for undergraduate financial aid from alumnus Michael R. Bloomberg in 2018, and a more recent tuition-promise programme offering free tuition to students from families earning up to $200,000 annually, and free tuition plus living expenses to students from families earning up to $100,000 annually.
International students make up 9.7% of the incoming class, down from 13.5% last fall. Under federally mandated reporting, 43.8% of the class identifies as Asian, 25.6% as white, 7.3% as two or more races, 6.9% as Hispanic or Latino, and 3.1% as Black or African American, with race or ethnicity not reported by 3.5%. The university states that it does not consider race, ethnicity or national origin in admissions, and that it pursues race-neutral strategies including outreach to urban and rural communities and recruitment through community-based organizations.
(Source: Johns Hopkins University)
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