Online Services
Integrated Student Information System (ISIS) is Johns Hopkins' first university-wide, web-based student information system. You will use ISIS to access information about your financial aid.
If you are a prospective student, you can use any web-browser to get 24/7 access to information about your financial aid. Click here for instructions on accessing ISIS.
If you are a current student or graduate, you can use any web-browser to get 24/7 access to information about your financial aid, your class schedule, your grades, and your student account. Login to ISIS at https://isis.jhu.edu/sswf/ with your JHED ID and JHED password.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ISIS ID?
The Peabody Conservatory of Music at Johns Hopkins University is committed to safeguarding the privacy of students and their personal information. In an ongoing effort to eliminate Social Security Numbers from correspondence, all prospective and current students are assigned an ISIS ID. The Office of Financial Aid will use your ISIS ID to communicate with you. The ISIS ID will also be used to authenticate prospective students who are new to online services. Current Peabody students will use their JHED LID and JHED Password to access ISIS.
How do I obtain my ISIS ID?
ISIS IDs are e-mailed to prospective students upon acceptance to Peabody.
Returning students access ISIS using their JHED LID.
What if I've lost my ISIS ID?
Send an email to finaid@peabody.jhu.edu , with the subject line "ISIS ID". Provide the following data in the body of the email:
- Your full name
- Your date of birth
- Your permanent apress
- Your projected degree and major
Once we have confirmed your identity, we will send your ISIS ID to the preferred email apress that we have on file.
May I register for classes or pay my bill?
Yes. Current students can register for classes, print schedules and pay bills. These extra services become available shortly after a student decides to attend Peabody.
Why can't I access my financial aid awards?
Prospective student financial aid awards are not available online until after admission decision letters have been mailed. Returning Undergraduate and Graduate student awards are made available online in late June.
How do I find out if you received my forms?
Login to ISIS and click on the Financial Aid main menu. From the drop-down list, select Requirements to view your finanical aid requirements and their current statuses. Example requirements include the FAFSA, tax returns, etc... Requirements that are not marked as completed or waived must be submitted in order to complete your application.
How do I view, accept or decline my financial aid?
When financial aid awards are made available online, login to ISIS and click on the Financial Aid main menu. From the drop-down list, select Summary to view your finanical aid award. You will be able to accept or decline your financial aid from this screen.You can accept/decline all aid from the Actions box, or you can accept/decline individual pieces of aid from the Award Information box. If your financial aid package includes a student loan and you wish to borrow a lesser amount than what is listed, please enter that amount in the Amount Requested box. Click Save when you are finished all updates.
NOTE: Federal Work Study and Graduate Assistantship Earnings are NEVER credited to your student account, as the amounts listed represent potential earnings for a given semester. Students with these types of awards receive regular payroll checks from the Peabody Business Office.
What is a JHED LID and how do I get one?
A JHED login ID (or "LID") is a unique identifier for your information in the JHU Enterprise Directory. All students are automatically assigned a LID upon enrollment. You can use your LID to gain remote access to a number of JHU services, such as financial aid, billing and registration. It should not be confused with any barcodes on your various ID cards. If you don't know your login ID, please go to the JHED site at http://jhed.jhu.edu to look yourself up by name and do a "first-time login" to obtain a password.
