Military Tuition Assistance
Military TA (tuition assistance) is a distinct source of financial aid for eligible service members and mandated to be the first payer of their college tuition.
For general information on military TA, you can contact the JHU Veteran and Military Affairs Team via SEAM’s online form. If utilizing military TA, please follow the third party payer guidelines when submitting your approved TA form to JHU.
Military tuition assistance may only be used to pursue degree programs at colleges and universities in the United States that are regionally or nationally accredited by an accrediting body recognized by the U.S Department of Education. Since each military branch has its own tuition assistance application procedure, we recommend you visit your local installation education center for guidance.
JHU refrains from high-pressure recruitment tactics such as making multiple unsolicited contacts (3 or more), including contacts by phone, email, or in person; and engaging in same-day recruitment and registration for the purpose of securing Service member enrollments.
Prior to your course enrollment, you may be required to provide an education degree plan or complete a tuition assistance orientation. The tuition assistance recipient should request their degree plan from their academic advisor. Your service’s education center must approve your military tuition assistance before you enroll in a course.
For more information about military tuition assistance processes, visit Military OneSource’s website.
Military Tuition Assistance Application Process
Each military branch has its own TA application form and procedures. For more information, view the links below.
Keep in mind that tuition assistance will not fully fund your college courses, and that you may have to reimburse any funds already paid if any of the following situations occur:
- Leaving the service before the course ends
- Quitting the course for reasons other than personal illness, military transfer, or mission requirements
- Failing the course
Tuition Refund Policy When Dropping or Withdrawing from a Course
Each JHU division utilizes their own tuition refund policy when students drop or withdraw from a course. You can find the applicable policy for your division or program in the JHU academic catalogue.
Choose your division or program to view refund policies:
Transfer Credit Policies
JHU determines acceptance of transfer credits, and each division within the University maintains their own transfer credit acceptance policies. JHU refrains from unsubstantiated representations about credits in transfer by another institution.
Choose your division to view transfer credit policies and statements:
Krieger School of Arts and Sciences – Transfer Credit (graduate) | |
Military TA recipients should consult with their academic division and program staff regarding any questions pertaining to transfer credits.
Cost per Credit and Total Cost of Attendance
Please note that the cost per credit and total cost of attendance are provided solely per the requirements of the Department of Defense as Johns Hopkins University does not use a per-credit hour calculation to determine tuition charges.
- Cost per Credit and Total Cost of Attendance 2024-2025
- Cost per Credit and Total Cost of Attendance 2023-2024
View information regarding Title IV Financial Aid.
Unearned Tuition Assistance Refund Policy
View the Unearned Tuition Assistance Refund Policy on the Veterans Affairs page.