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Division III · Centennial Conference

Johns Hopkins University · Rankings

Baltimore, MD · City · Private · Research university · the Blue Jays · Website ↗

Built for athletes. The numbers a recruit needs and a coach won't volunteer: roster room, the money behind the program, admissions fit, what a family really pays, campus life and safety.

19
Top-ten finishes
among Division III schools
30
Top 10% finishes
of 64 lists
#1
Best standing
Most diverse · Division III
64
Lists ranked on
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Standouts

Lists where Johns Hopkins University sits in the top ten, or top 10%, of Division III schools.

Athletics money

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Biggest athletic departments$15,922,685#2 of 403100#334 of 1,060
Athletics revenue$16,075,797#2 of 403100#334 of 1,060
Spending per athlete$24,840#6 of 40399#452 of 1,060
Highest-paid head coaches, women's teams$122,822#6 of 40399#199 of 1,060
Most athletic scholarship money$2,115,319#6 of 39999#535 of 1,054
Athletic aid per athlete, women's teams$3,081#7 of 40399#629 of 1,060
Athletic aid per athlete, men's teams$2,522#7 of 39998#633 of 1,054
Biggest recruiting budgets$219,342#7 of 39998#294 of 1,054
Highest-paid head coaches, men's teams$126,515#8 of 39998#351 of 1,054
Women's share of athletic aid descriptive46%#12 of 1627#308 of 662
Assistant-coach pay, women's teams$44,525#74 of 40182#460 of 1,058
Assistant-coach pay, men's teams$47,031#78 of 39781#517 of 1,052

Athletic departments

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Most varsity athletes descriptive641#48 of 40388#114 of 1,063
Most teams18#145 of 40364#232 of 1,063
Most coaches per athlete7.0#183 of 40355#414 of 1,060
Where the most students are athletes10.5%#322 of 40020#556 of 1,060
Women coaching women's teams11%#397 of 4011#1,039 of 1,055

Academics & admissions

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Highest test scores1,555#1 of 309100#1 of 774
Best graduation rates95%#4 of 42099#14 of 1,085
Best first-year retention98%#4 of 42099#7 of 1,085
Most applications38,926#4 of 41799#78 of 1,049
Smallest student–faculty ratios6:1#6 of 42099#7 of 1,085
Most selective8%#7 of 41799#19 of 1,049

Best for a major

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Best for biological sciences25.8%#5 of 41099#9 of 1,068
Best for engineering19.3%#27 of 41094#55 of 1,068
Best for mathematics & statistics3.5%#32 of 41092#58 of 1,068
Best for computer & information sciences10.3%#33 of 41092#78 of 1,068
Best for architecture0.0%#35 of 41092#170 of 1,068
Best for agriculture0.0%#38 of 41091#187 of 1,068
Best for physical sciences3.1%#88 of 41079#138 of 1,068
Best for visual & performing arts7.1%#105 of 41075#185 of 1,068
Best for social sciences9.4%#108 of 41074#220 of 1,068
Best for criminal justice & protective services0.0%#168 of 41059#589 of 1,068
Best for health professions & nursing8.0%#171 of 41058#559 of 1,068
Best for public administration & social work0.0%#173 of 41058#602 of 1,068
Best for kinesiology, parks & recreation0.0%#233 of 41043#722 of 1,068
Best for english1.8%#233 of 41043#447 of 1,068
Best for history0.6%#291 of 41029#776 of 1,068
Best for communication & journalism0.0%#303 of 41026#892 of 1,068
Best for education0.0%#318 of 41022#890 of 1,068
Best for business0.0%#371 of 41010#1,014 of 1,068
Best for psychology2.9%#374 of 4109#978 of 1,068

Cost & value

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Lowest net price for families under $30k$1,473#6 of 41399#8 of 1,072
Most expensive room and board descriptive$19,910#8 of 41198#25 of 1,063
Biggest discount from the sticker73%#19 of 41296#76 of 1,064
Highest sticker price descriptive$86,065#19 of 41296#41 of 1,064
Lowest net price$22,844#183 of 41956#660 of 1,081
Lowest sticker price$86,065#394 of 4124#1,024 of 1,064
Cheapest room and board$19,910#404 of 4112#1,039 of 1,063

Campus & place

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Most diverse student bodies81#1 of 416100#1 of 1,073
Most international first-years descriptive15%#33 of 42092#49 of 1,085
Most out-of-state first-years descriptive71%#36 of 42092#84 of 1,085
Biggest campuses descriptive6,089#37 of 42191#358 of 1,086
Most NCAA neighbours descriptive27#97 of 42177#165 of 1,086
Highest share of men descriptive48%#99 of 42177#201 of 1,086
Highest share of women descriptive52%#295 of 42130#834 of 1,086
Most remote campuses descriptive1 mi#347 of 42118#939 of 1,086
Biggest transfer intakes descriptive0.9%#378 of 4149#1,021 of 1,079
Smallest campuses descriptive6,089#384 of 4209#728 of 1,085
Most in-state first-years descriptive12%#396 of 4206#1,043 of 1,085

Campus safety

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Highest violent-offence rates descriptive3.06#27 of 23589#57 of 813
Lowest property-offence rates1.42#191 of 23519#626 of 813
Lowest violent-offence rates3.06#209 of 23511#756 of 813

Trivia

RankingValueDivision III rankPercentileNational rank
Longest-standing NCAA members1912#21 of 41795#52 of 1,083

Teams among their peers

Each team's place among Division III programs in its sport — budget, spend per roster spot, roster size and APR.

TeamBudgetPer playerRosterAPRRankings
Women's Soccer · 400 peers#14 of 400#26 of 400#22 of 400—Women's Soccer lists
Baseball · 371 peers#7 of 371#11 of 371#146 of 371—Baseball lists
Men's Basketball · 400 peers#32 of 400#12 of 400#377 of 400—Men's Basketball lists
Women's Basketball · 401 peers#17 of 401#27 of 401#133 of 401—Women's Basketball lists
Field Hockey · 153 peers#2 of 153#6 of 153#7 of 153—Field Hockey lists
Football · 232 peers#22 of 232#10 of 232#188 of 232—Football lists
Men's Lacrosse · 77 peers#8 of 77#12 of 77#10 of 77#40 of 77Men's Lacrosse lists
Women's Lacrosse · 130 peers#19 of 130#24 of 130#20 of 130#90 of 130Women's Lacrosse lists
Men's Soccer · 399 peers#37 of 399#20 of 399#249 of 399—Men's Soccer lists
Men's Swimming & Diving · 217 peers#16 of 217#18 of 217#77 of 217—Men's Swimming & Diving lists
Women's Swimming & Diving · 233 peers#20 of 233#9 of 233#122 of 233—Women's Swimming & Diving lists
Men's Tennis · 283 peers#22 of 283#28 of 283#38 of 283—Men's Tennis lists
Women's Tennis · 306 peers#16 of 306#19 of 306#47 of 306—Women's Tennis lists
Men's Track & Field · 328 peers#12 of 328#98 of 328#22 of 328—Men's Track & Field lists
Women's Track & Field · 338 peers#7 of 338#106 of 338#9 of 338—Women's Track & Field lists
Women's Volleyball · 400 peers#25 of 400#47 of 400#85 of 400—Women's Volleyball lists
Men's Water Polo · 17 peers#8 of 17#8 of 17#12 of 17—Men's Water Polo lists
Men's Wrestling · 121 peers#42 of 121#3 of 121#110 of 121—Men's Wrestling lists

Ranks come from the site's public rankings, computed at the last import; ties share a rank. "Descriptive" lists (size, setting, who comes from where) are facts, not achievements. All rankings.

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