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Accepting Your Offer of Admission

If you are accepting your offer of admission, please complete the Online Candidate’s Reply Form, which you can access by logging into your Slate account and submit a $500 matriculation fee payment to the Admissions Office.  Payment can be made via credit card or e-check online when submitting your Candidate's Reply Form.  
 
These materials must arrive in our office no later than no later than Saturday, May 1, 2021.
  
Personal Check Payment
If you prefer to pay your matriculation fee by check, please make the check payable to: “Johns Hopkins University” and write the student’s name and Social Security Number (SSN), if applicable, on the check.  Check payments should be mailed to: Johns Hopkins SAIS Admissions Office, 1740 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington DC 20036.
 
Declining Your Offer of Admission  
If you are declining your offer of admission, please complete the Online Candidate’s Reply Form, which you can access by logging into your Slate account. These materials must arrive in our office no later than Saturday, May 1, 2021.
 

Accepting Your Financial Aid

Your financial aid award letter was emailed to you by the Financial Aid Office the same day your admission decision was released. If you completed your FAFSA, this notification will also include your eligibility for federal loans. Please review the steps below to accept your financial aid award.

  1. To view and accept your financial aid award, log into the Hopkins Net Partner System. Review the instructions below for how to log into Net Partner via the SIS Self-Service system. Your SIS ID is included at the top of your financial aid award letter.
  2. To view your scholarship, you must first accept the terms and conditions of the award under the "Accept Awards" tab. After accepting the terms and conditions, you can view your award amount under the "View Awards" tab.
  3. To accept a scholarship, you must complete the required documents displayed in your “To-Do List” tab on the Net Partner system including your Financial Aid Agreement. The Financial Aid Agreement must be completed to disburse your fellowship.

Instructions on How to Log Into SIS Self Service and the PowerFAIDS NetPartner Financial Aid Student Interface

  • Locate your SIS ID in your Financial Aid Award Letter (Combination of 8 Letters and Numbers)
  • Navigate to http://SIS.jhu.g.sjuku.top/NewUser
  • Follow the on screen instructions to complete the authentication process. You will be asked to enter
  • your date of birth and zip code and to choose and confirm a password. NOTE: Your SIS ID and the
  • password chosen will be the two items required at login.
  • To view/accept your financial aid package navigate to “Financial Aid” and select “Summary”.
  • After registering you will use this link to access SIS Self Service: http://SIS.jhu.g.sjuku.top/sswf/
  • If you enroll at SAIS, your SIS ID will be replaced with a Johns Hopkins Enterprise Directory (JHED) ID.
  • You will be contacted by email when this change is made.
You can access SIS with your JHED login ID. A JHED login (or "LID") is a unique identifier for your information in the JHU Enterprise Directory. All students are automatically assigned a LID upon enrollment. You can use your LID to gain remote access to a number of JHU services, such as financial aid, billing and registration. It should not be confused with any numbers on your various ID cards. Login to http://SIS.jhu.g.sjuku.top/

The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies is committed to safeguarding the privacy of students and their personal information. In an ongoing effort to eliminate Social Security Numbers from correspondence, the Office of Financial Aid will use your SIS ID.

Your Integrated Student Information System (SIS) ID will appear on routine correspondence from our office. Our primary mode of contact with you will be by email so please ensure that we have a valid email address on record. Extra care should be taken to treat your SIS ID confidentially. Please be sure to keep your SIS ID in a safe place. If you lose, or forget your SIS ID, contact our office at [email protected]. The subject line of your email should be "SIS ID". Include your name, date of birth and permanent address in the body of the email. Once we confirm your identity, your SIS ID will be sent to the email address that we have on file for you in SIS.

If you have questions or concerns, please contact our office via email at [email protected].

Instructions on how to access the Net Partner Student Financial Aid System

Click FINANCIAL AID > SUMMARY (for access to Financial Aid information)

Instructions on how to access the Net Partner Student Financial Aid System

Students are able to view and accept financial aid awards in Net Partner. The ‘To Do List’ tab provides links to required documents and other outstanding student requirements. The ‘Additional Information’ tab displays special messages for students (some that may require resolution). ‘Federal Student Loan History’ displays loan information made available through the National Student Data System. The ‘Disbursements’ tab will reflect the status and date of disbursed awards.
Instructions on how to log into SIS Self Service and the PowerFAIDS NetPartner Financial Aid Student Interface

Additional Steps to Receive Federal Loans

If you are a US citizen or permanent resident and have completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the award notification will also reflect your eligibility for Federal Direct Loans. If you have not yet completed your FAFSA, and would like to be considered for federal aid, please complete the FAFSA form. The federal school code for Johns Hopkins SAIS is E00474. In addition, qualified US citizens or permanent residents may be eligible to receive additional loans through the Federal Direct Grad Plus Program. This loan program allows you to borrow up to the cost of attendance.

If you are receiving federal loans, you will also need to complete Entrance Loan Counseling and a Master Promissory Note (MPN). For more information on federal loans, visit our financial aid checklist.

Private Loans

Private loans are also available to assist international students (non-US) in financing educational costs. For most of these loans, the student is the borrower and a US cosigner is required. Interest rates are generally variable. For questions to ask when considering a private loan, see Private Loans.

General information regarding the PhD program should be directed to [email protected]

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