Johns Hopkins University
The reported USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub record for Johns Hopkins University — petition approvals, denials, and approval rate for FY2023.
- Johns Hopkins University had 97 H-1B petition approvals and 1 denials in FY2023, a 99.0% approval rate.
- That ranks #173 of 28,061 sponsoring employers, about 0.05% of all FY2023 H-1B Employer Data Hub approvals.
- Its approval rate is above the 96.5% average across all sponsors. Most approvals were in MD.
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Also concentrated in MD
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Frequently asked questions
Does Johns Hopkins University sponsor H-1B visas?
Yes. The USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub shows Johns Hopkins University had 97 approved H-1B petitions in FY2023 (1 denials, a 99.0% approval rate), ranking #173 of 28,061 sponsoring employers. Past sponsorship does not guarantee any individual petition will be approved.
How many H-1B approvals did Johns Hopkins University have in FY2023?
Johns Hopkins University had 97 H-1B petition approvals and 1 denials in FY2023, according to the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub. That is about 0.05% of all approvals in the data hub that year.
What is Johns Hopkins University's H-1B approval rate?
99.0% in FY2023 — above the 96.5% average across all sponsoring employers.
Where does Johns Hopkins University sponsor the most H-1B workers?
Most of Johns Hopkins University's reported FY2023 H-1B approvals were in MD.
Where this data comes from
- Publisher
- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS)
- Data through
- FY2023
- Refreshed
- Sep 15, 2026
- Verified
- Aug 1, 2026
- Classification
- Reported
- How it arrives
- Fetched automatically
Known limitations: Counts petitions, not people or visas issued. One worker can generate several petitions. The latest published export lags the current fiscal year by roughly 18 months. Full methodology →