Q: I’m a new student, where can I park on campus?
A: Graduate students are eligible for any available monthly parking permits, and are considered “staff” since they are paid by JHU. Undergraduates must be either:
a) a Commuter student, living more than one mile from Homewood, or
b) a Junior or Senior.

Q: I'm a new employee, where can I park on campus?
A: Good question. New employees are offered their selection of available parking.  Check out http://www.parking.jhu.edu/parking_faculty_staff.html for more info.

Q: I’m a student in the new education building, where can I park on campus?
A: Check out http://www.parking.jhu.edu/parking_students.html for more info.

Q: I'm an evening student, where can I park on campus?
A: Check out http://www.parking.jhu.edu/parking_students.html for more info.

Q: I'm a visitor to the campus, where can I park?
A: Check out http://www.parking.jhu.edu/parking_visitors.html for more info.

Q: Do I have to pay for parking?
A: Good question. YES!

Q: How do I pay for parking?
A: We accept cash, credit card, or check. Also, all employees paid by the University are eligible for, and encouraged to use, payroll deduction. This helps you pay with pre-tax dollars, effectively saving approximately 20-40% of your cost of parking.

Q: How do I sign up for parking?
A: Check out this form: http://www.parking.jhu.edu/online_FY08_permit.html. Fields marked with a "«" are required (name, license plate, e-mail address, phone number, etc.)

Q: Do I have to submit a parking selection form?
A: Please see http:www.parking.jhu.edu/parking_handicapped.html for more info.

Q: I received a parking ticket, how can I pay?
A: While we are working on an online payment tool, we currently accept credit card, cash, or check payments.  Credit is accepted in person or on the phone.  Cash is accepted in person only.  Checks are accepted in person or via the postal system, sending checks t

Homewood Parking Office
3400 North Charles Street
South Garage
Baltimore, Md. 21218