Alumni Fast Facts

Get to know members of the Johns Hopkins alumni community

Learn more about who we are, where we live, and where we work.

Alumni Fast Facts for Website FY2024 by JHU OAR

Get to Know Johns Hopkins Alumni

How Many There Are

Total alumni population of 256,813

Advanced International Studies                 24,141
Arts & Sciences                71,772
Business                30,055
Education                24,123
Engineering                50,963
Medicine                11,862
Nursing                 12,885
Peabody Institute                11,163
Public Health                29,804
Where They Live

Top 10 Areas in the US

  1. Baltimore, MD 
  2. Washington, DC 
  3. New York, NY
  4. San Francisco/Bay Area, CA
  5. Los Angeles 
  6. Boston, MA 
  7. Seattle, WA
  8. Philadelphia, PA
  9. Chicago, IL 
  10. Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, NC
What They Do

Top 10 Industries

  1. Business Development
  2. Engineering
  3. IT
  4. Education
  5. Research
  6. Operations
  7. Healthcare Services 
  8. Community and Social Services 
  9. Program and Project Management
  10. Finance
Where They Work

Top 10 Companies

  1. Johns Hopkins University
  2. Johns Hopkins Medicine
  3. Google
  4. Microsoft
  5. Amazon
  6. AstraZeneca
  7. Meta 
  8. Apple
  9. The World Bank 
  10. Goldman Sachs
What They Studied

Top 10 Majors

  1. Computer Science
  2. Computational Science
  3. Economics
  4. Political Science and Government
  5. Electrical Engineering
  6. Business Administration  
  7. Business
  8. Finance
  9. IT
  10. Systems Engineering

Meet Our Alumni

Mike Snyder

Engr '19 (MS)

With their mutual passion for analysis and baseball, Mike Snyder and Ashwin Pasupathy, Engr '23, have played notable roles behind the scenes for the Baltimore Orioles. Snyder, senior director of pro scouting, oversees evaluations for players who have signed professionally in the majors, the minors, or international professional leagues. Pasupathy contributed to Orioles-oriented analytics research at JHU on sorting through 'functional data' derived from Major League Baseball's camera system to create models that maximize player hitting success, a project led by Anton Dahbura, executive director of the university's Information Security Institute. 

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