Apply Any Time. Three Convenient Starts.
Our rolling admissions process allows you to apply to any of our online, part-time programs at any time throughout the year. We offer three convenient starts, fall (August), spring (January), and summer (June).
The Fall 2026 semester starts August 31. We recommend applying at least one month in advance of the start of the term. Check the academic calendar for specific dates. The application is free and there is no GRE required.
Here Are the Four Easy Steps to Apply
- Choose your program of interest.
- Review the general admission requirements for all Engineering for Professionals programs and gather the required documents.
- Review any admission requirements specifically for your selected program (and, if you are an international student, review those requirements as well).
- Apply today or check the status of your application.
We are here for you every step of the way. Contact us if you have additional questions or need assistance.
We look forward to reviewing your application.
Some programs require a professional resume as part of your application. EP strongly recommends all applicants submit a professional resume even if your program doesn’t require it.
The application allows you to upload one unofficial transcript from your undergraduate institution. If you have attended multiple undergraduate or any graduate institutions, please upload additional transcripts on the student status page after you submit the application.
More Application Tips
The Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals diploma is exactly the same as the full-time residential Whiting School of Engineering diploma.
Our Engineering for Professionals and residential master’s graduates walk the same stage at the same commencement ceremony.
There are general application requirements for Engineering for Professionals AND for each program.
- Review the general application requirements
- Find the program-specific requirements link on the program page. Or use the dropdown menu below.
If you don’t exactly meet the application requirements, you can still apply! You may still be able to join us.
Learn about provisional and conditional admission.
You submit your unofficial transcripts in the application.
But we will need your official transcripts before you can register for classes. We suggest submitting your official transcripts as soon as you complete your application.
You can apply to as many programs as you would like.
But you can only apply to a particular program once per year.
Application FAQ
Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals is part of The Johns Hopkins University, which is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104. (267-284-5000) The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The Master of Science in Engineering in Systems Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET
Yes, you can appeal your admission decision by submitting a resume, two letters of recommendation, and a letter of appeal to the program coordinator. The appeal process can take approximately two weeks.
Students can apply to and pursue only one program at a time.
Yes, you can request a program change. You would need to contact the program coordinator of the new program you would like to be reviewed for. The application review process can take 2-4 weeks after which you will receive your admission decision via email.
No, the assigned prerequisites must be completed with the grade of B- or better before starting your graduate-level coursework. If the prerequisites are taken outside of JHU EP a transcript will be required to show the completed course and grade.
Yes, once admitted into a program you will be assigned an academic advisor to discuss your course plan and the program curriculum.
Admitted applicants who initially submitted unofficial transcripts must have their official transcripts submitted prior to registering for their first course.
Transcripts are only deemed official if they are received directly from the degree-granting institution or third-party provider to ep-transcripts@jhu.edu.
The following vendors support Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals transcript services. Select the school’s name as it appears below when you order your transcript.
Transcript Vendors
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