We Help Bright Kids Shine

16,889

This is the number of enrollments in CTY's online courses last year.

148,737

The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth is a nonprofit whose mission is to spark a lifetime of learning for bright kids. 

By joining CTY and taking one of our advanced assessments, students receive a report that helps families find the appropriate level of challenge to inspire their advanced learner. Students may also qualify for our fun and challenging academic programs.

Did You Know?

CTY is a nonprofit that offers more than $4 million in financial aid annually. Most aid is designated for income-eligible U.S. families.

“At CTY, you make a lot of friends. Kids are smart and athletic and play instruments, and you meet people from all over the world.”

– Pranav P., CTY Student

“I feel motivated to do well when the sky’s the limit. With CTY, the sky is the limit.”

– Tehle R., CTY Student

“You build lifelong friendships at CTY, and the classes seem really intense at first, but the teachers ease you into it. Everyone is happy and friendly, and we always do fun activities and challenges.” 

 – Rakeb L., CTY Student

THE JOHNS HOPKINS CENTER FOR TALENTED YOUTH

5801 Smith Avenue, #400 McAuley Hall
Baltimore, MD 21209
410.735.6277 or 6278

ctyinfo@jhu.edu

Let’s discover your child’s potential together.

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What's Next? 

Is your family ready to embark on a world-class educational experience? It starts with joining CTY. Once you join, you can access our advanced learning resources, sign up to test or submit qualifying test scores, and apply for courses.

Financial aid is available for income-eligible families. Take the first step toward a lifetime of opportunities for your bright young learner.

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That's the number of CTY alumni around the world, including the founders of Facebook and Google, as well as Regeneron Science Talent Search winners, Rhodes Scholars, and MacArthur Fellows.

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