Sorry for the shamless self-promo, but if you'd like an SAT/ACT tutor or college application/essay help, here is the google form with information: forms.gle/xXM9jdcDcZ7hqc7s6 I have been tutoring test prep formally for ~3 years now and informally for longer. My student on average improve SAT by ~200 points by the time they're done with me. I try not to waste any of your time/money by spending the majority of the time on direct instruction instead of asking you to do work (that you could do at home in your own time). I also try my best to help you get your goal score in as little sessions as possible! Thank you thank you darlings ❤
This was so helpful. I’m a freshman who’s leaving to go to Hopkins in a week and I’ve been stressing about what I’m going to do but this helped. Also what’s your favorite activity to do in Baltimore on your down time?
i like the AQUARIUM, which is pretty funny because i used to be terrified of fish but i honestly think the aquarium is so fascinating, im getting over it. You can get a discount Friday after 5 pm for half off OR you can buy a yearly membership and go unlimited. Good luck and let me know if you need anything!
I am planning on applying to be premed at JHU for undergrad as well, but I am wondering if it is worth it since I will most likely be around $200k in debt just after undergrad before medical school since the tuition alone at JHU is $60k. Are you planning on going to medical school as well, how are you able to get around the student debt? Do you recommend any scholarships?
200k in debt is NOT worth it by any means holy shit, but if you're an US citizen, you should be able to get financial aid so I don't think you'll need to be in debt. There aren't really any scholarships that you can apply. There's one that they consider every admitted student for called the Hodson Scholar, but very very few people get it.
@@caseyjang Thank you for the reply! I actually did more research and filled out the Hopkins MyinTuition college cost estimator and it's definitely not anywhere around $200k in debt. Hopefully I can get scholarships but we'll see!! JHU BME is my dream program and I hope I can also study premed there next year!! BTW thank you so much for your videos!
that's funny. campus is definitely more safe, but just in general, Baltimore is not the best. We have a lot of security and there are things like the Blue Jay Shuttle service that takes you to places from 6 pm to 2 am so you don't have to walk, but there is still crime sometimes cuz its ~baltimore~!
How cooperative would you say the culture is? I applied for this admission cycle, and while I am probably not getting in, JHU would be one of my top schools to go to if I am accepted. I am just worried that it will be an uncooperative “every man for himself” sort of environment, which I could survive in, but will definitely factor into my consideration of this vs other schools
It's the other way round... *They Chose You!* You are simply joining them... 😆 "They can't reject your application if you don't apply" - That is the only thing you can do from your side!
Hi matthew, thank you so much, I really appreciate it! I will be posting more day in the life videos soon. And I'm happy to do a campus tour as well. Right now, since its winter, the campus looks kinda dreary so im waiting until spring comes and it doesn't look so dead LOL
Omg wait I’m probably the exception not the rule, but I get like 9-10 hours of sleep. I like sleeping. I also cannot function without a lot of sleep LOL but you’ll be fine
how would you say the mental health/mood is on campus? jhu has been ranked (arbitrary, lol) as having the most depressed student body so what's your insight?
That's hilarious we joke about it a lot LOL. I don't know how it is compared to other places cuz I haven't been to other schools (obviously). My thoughts are that it is mostly self-induced mental health problems and not necessarily hopkins-induced ones (I think?). We have longer fall break than most schools for mental health reasons, very rarely are professors deliberately mean, student disability services for mental health is very flexible/accomodating. BUT we don't have that much school spirit compared to some school -> arguably less sense of community and that could contribute to it. Lots of very ambitious people + grade deflation (compared to other T10-20 schools at least from what I heard) = potential recipe for mental health problems. I think regardless of what college you go to, mental health is really mostly dependent on you unless there are structural issues with the school i.e. racist, unsupportive environment, mean mean professors etc. Do u want me to make a video on it weighing the pros and cons?
Are you looking for help from start to finish? (i.e. brainstorming, rough draft, second draft, final draft so this would require zoom/google meet sessions) Or are you looking for one-off essay edit? (i.e. you send me an already written doc, I write comments on the side and then write a paragraph at the end with my thoughts). It depends on that
Sorry for the shamless self-promo, but if you'd like an SAT/ACT tutor or college application/essay help, here is the google form with information: forms.gle/xXM9jdcDcZ7hqc7s6
I have been tutoring test prep formally for ~3 years now and informally for longer. My student on average improve SAT by ~200 points by the time they're done with me. I try not to waste any of your time/money by spending the majority of the time on direct instruction instead of asking you to do work (that you could do at home in your own time). I also try my best to help you get your goal score in as little sessions as possible!
Thank you thank you darlings
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Great and informative video ❤..love it ❤
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sending this to my kid who will attend JHU in Aug. THX!
Congratulations!! I'm so happy for them
Yes, from start to finish
She is in the 11 grade wants to go to John Hopkins as well
Could you send me an email at caseyjang2022@gmail.com? I’ll reply to you there! Thank you
watched everything! super helpful :))
I'm so glad!
Great video! How is the mental life there, and how is the gym?
Hiii I am going there fall 2025!!! 😍😍 this makes me excited would love to meet yah hahahahaha yayyy
Please keep making videos 😂 🫶
This was so helpful. I’m a freshman who’s leaving to go to Hopkins in a week and I’ve been stressing about what I’m going to do but this helped. Also what’s your favorite activity to do in Baltimore on your down time?
i like the AQUARIUM, which is pretty funny because i used to be terrified of fish but i honestly think the aquarium is so fascinating, im getting over it. You can get a discount Friday after 5 pm for half off OR you can buy a yearly membership and go unlimited. Good luck and let me know if you need anything!
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I am planning on applying to be premed at JHU for undergrad as well, but I am wondering if it is worth it since I will most likely be around $200k in debt just after undergrad before medical school since the tuition alone at JHU is $60k. Are you planning on going to medical school as well, how are you able to get around the student debt? Do you recommend any scholarships?
200k in debt is NOT worth it by any means holy shit, but if you're an US citizen, you should be able to get financial aid so I don't think you'll need to be in debt. There aren't really any scholarships that you can apply. There's one that they consider every admitted student for called the Hodson Scholar, but very very few people get it.
@@caseyjang Thank you for the reply! I actually did more research and filled out the Hopkins MyinTuition college cost estimator and it's definitely not anywhere around $200k in debt. Hopefully I can get scholarships but we'll see!! JHU BME is my dream program and I hope I can also study premed there next year!! BTW thank you so much for your videos!
You do not have enough experience to select right classes. How does JHU help in the case?
You have academic advisors, major advisors, you can ask upper classmen, you can read about it online, on the Hopkins websites etc.
@@caseyjang Perfect.
Is the campus safe?
that's funny. campus is definitely more safe, but just in general, Baltimore is not the best. We have a lot of security and there are things like the Blue Jay Shuttle service that takes you to places from 6 pm to 2 am so you don't have to walk, but there is still crime sometimes cuz its ~baltimore~!
How cooperative would you say the culture is? I applied for this admission cycle, and while I am probably not getting in, JHU would be one of my top schools to go to if I am accepted. I am just worried that it will be an uncooperative “every man for himself” sort of environment, which I could survive in, but will definitely factor into my consideration of this vs other schools
It's the other way round... *They Chose You!* You are simply joining them... 😆
"They can't reject your application if you don't apply" - That is the only thing you can do from your side!
hahah thank uu
Great Video! I'm curious about the campus and a JHU day in the life type stuff. But all your channel's stuff is great.
Hi matthew, thank you so much, I really appreciate it! I will be posting more day in the life videos soon. And I'm happy to do a campus tour as well. Right now, since its winter, the campus looks kinda dreary so im waiting until spring comes and it doesn't look so dead LOL
hi!! recent admit here. how many hours of sleep do you usually get? 😅
Omg wait I’m probably the exception not the rule, but I get like 9-10 hours of sleep. I like sleeping. I also cannot function without a lot of sleep LOL but you’ll be fine
Hey Casey! What's your current major?
Public health!
@@caseyjang I plan on schooling at JHU in '25, also following the pre-med track. How do you go about your prerequisites?
I'm a new sub too.
how would you say the mental health/mood is on campus? jhu has been ranked (arbitrary, lol) as having the most depressed student body so what's your insight?
That's hilarious we joke about it a lot LOL. I don't know how it is compared to other places cuz I haven't been to other schools (obviously). My thoughts are that it is mostly self-induced mental health problems and not necessarily hopkins-induced ones (I think?). We have longer fall break than most schools for mental health reasons, very rarely are professors deliberately mean, student disability services for mental health is very flexible/accomodating. BUT we don't have that much school spirit compared to some school -> arguably less sense of community and that could contribute to it. Lots of very ambitious people + grade deflation (compared to other T10-20 schools at least from what I heard) = potential recipe for mental health problems. I think regardless of what college you go to, mental health is really mostly dependent on you unless there are structural issues with the school i.e. racist, unsupportive environment, mean mean professors etc.
Do u want me to make a video on it weighing the pros and cons?
@@caseyjang that would be cool, and tysm!
That was helpful. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
How much does your service for edit essay
Are you looking for help from start to finish? (i.e. brainstorming, rough draft, second draft, final draft so this would require zoom/google meet sessions) Or are you looking for one-off essay edit? (i.e. you send me an already written doc, I write comments on the side and then write a paragraph at the end with my thoughts). It depends on that
Yes, from start to finish
She will be there this coming summer
@@lauraward6443 Could you please send me an email caseyjang2022@gmail.com? I'll reply to you there!