Johns Hopkins University
 Department of Mathematics
 404 Krieger Hall
 3400 N. Charles Street
 Baltimore, MD 21218

 410-516-7397 Phone
 410-516-5549 Fax

Future Scholars Program Information

What is the Future Scholars Program?

2007 Poster
Its an opportunity for high school seniors to take college math classes for credit. Over the past five years, we've had over 30 students from 18 different Baltimore County and Baltimore City schools participate. The Department of Mathematics works with the school's counselors and math faculty to target potential participants. Students are able to register for up to three classes without tuition costs. Students are responsible for registration fees, the costs of their textbooks, and parking.  Each year ten students are chosen to be Future Scholars.

How can I participate?

All Baltimore City and County schools receive annual nomination packets the first week of February. Schools counselors and math faculty are asked to nominate advanced mathematics students. All nominated students are required to take the qualifying exam to be considered for this highly selective program.
Nomination Forms in MS Word and Adobe Acrobat

Registration & Policies

You will receive a packet from the Department of Mathematics that will include a list of math courses, registration form, and parking information. Participants can choose up to two courses that are 400 level and below. 

To Register:

1.Make an appointment to get your registration form signed by Sabrina Raymond. You will also fill out a Student Data form at this time.

Contact Information:

Sabrina Raymond, Academic  Program Coordinator II
Department of Mathematics
Krieger Hall, Room 405
Phone: (410) 516-4178
E-mail address: course@math.jhu.edu

2. Report to the Registrar's Office with your Registration Form and the Student Data Form.

4. You will receive a Confirmation of Registration as proof of registration.

Parking Registration: 

All students having motor vehicles must register them with the Parking Office in the basement of Shriver Hall. For information visit http://www.jhu.edu/parking/.

Student Comments

See the Fall 2005 issue of the Prime Press to read one participant's comments about the FSP program.