Veterans Financial Aid and Support Programs

Applicants must meet the standard admission requirements for undergraduate programs.
Other Requirements:
- U.S. military veteran status
- For ROTC scholarships, commitment to serve as a commissioned officer after graduation
- Participation in programs like the Yellow Ribbon Program and Service to School’s VetLink may have additional criteria.

Apply for undergraduate admission through the standard application process.
Indicate veteran status in the application to be considered for veteran-specific support programs.
For financial aid, submit the necessary documents.
For ROTC scholarships, contact the respective ROTC offices for application procedures.
Documents Required:
- Completed undergraduate application
- Official high school transcripts
- Letters of recommendation
- Personal statement or essays
- Proof of military service (e.g., DD214)
- Financial aid documents (e.g., FAFSA, CSS Profile)

Funding Coverage:
- Access to need-based and merit-based scholarships
- Eligibility for ROTC scholarships, which may cover tuition, provide book allowances, and monthly living stipends
- Participation in the Yellow Ribbon Program to cover tuition and fees not covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill
Duration of Funding:
- Varies depending on the specific scholarship or program; some are renewable annually based on continued eligibility
Extra Benefits:
- Guaranteed housing for first-year and transfer veteran students
- Mentorship and guidance through programs like Service to School’s VetLink
- Dedicated support from the Undergraduate Admissions Coordinator for veterans
- Access to veteran-specific resources and communities on campus

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Fields of Study

Open to all

Coverage

Full Tuition / Part Tuition Waiver

Deadline

Program Deadline Applies

TypeMerit Based, Need Based

FundingScholarship

Country United States of America

Johns Hopkins University