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The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, known as SAIS, is the Johns Hopkins University graduate school of international affairs, founded in 1943 and part of Johns Hopkins since 1950. The Washington campus occupies a 420,000-square-foot building at 555 Pennsylvania Avenue, with additional campuses in Bologna, Italy and Nanjing, China. It does not describe student housing, so students live off campus.
Enrollment
700
Total Students
Freshman Class
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Not available
Move-In
N/A
No university housing
Acceptance Rate
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Not available
Move-In
Housing & Dorms
Johns Hopkins SAIS does not run university residence halls.
Orientation
Orientation tips
- Register as early as your class allows - popular session dates fill up first.
- Bring a parent/guardian if separate family programming is offered.
- Check whether placement testing or advising sign-ups happen the same day.
Costs
Room & Board
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Not available
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