March 20, 2023

Student ID : 1391483
Phone : (778) 952-0081

To the parent(s) of:

TIANWEN DAI
1109-6951 ELMBRIDGE WAY
RICHMOND, BC (BRITISH COLUMBIA), V7C 0A
CANADA

We are pleased to confirm Tianwen’s enrollment in the following course for CTY’s 2023 Summer Programs.

PRINCIPLES OF ENGINEERING DESIGN

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY
LOS ANGELES, CA
SESSION 2: JULY 16 - AUGUST 4
RESIDENTIAL

Now that Tianwen is enrolled, please log into MyCTY (https://mycty.jhu.edu) as a parent, where you can:

 Link to your site information, which has everything you need to know to prepare your child for
attending CTY (Site information will be available in MyCTY in early February)
 View and download your financial aid notification, if you applied
 Complete and print your students’ medical form for a physician signature (demographic
information will automatically appear on your medical forms within 2 business days) (Medical
forms will be available in MyCTY in early March)
 Sign up for airport shuttle or other student services
 Request a course change or waiting list status for a course
 Request enrollment in an additional session
 Withdraw from the program
 Make a payment

Students who are non-U.S. citizens or non-U.S. permanent residents and are not already in the U.S. with an
immigration status that allows study must request a nonimmigrant student visa (F-1). The first step is to
obtain a Certificate of Eligibility for a student visa (Form I-20) from JHU's Office of International Services
(OIS). The office will send you an email with a link and instructions to complete a web form and provide
the necessary documentation within five business days. Add the email address ois@jhu.edu to your list of
approved senders, and complete the OIS web form as soon as you receive the link.

If you do not receive the email from OIS by the end of next week, please check your junk/spam email
folder. (Note: OIS will not begin sending students visa instructions until the end of January.) Contact OIS at
ois@jhu.edu if you do not find the email in your junk/spam folder. Receiving the email from OIS is critical.
You cannot continue the visa process without it.

CTY students attending the first session or both sessions must apply for the I-20 visa certificate within two
weeks of receiving this confirmation, and no later than April 1. CTY students attending the second session
only must apply no later than April 15. After these deadlines, OIS cannot guarantee that you will receive
your immigration documentation in time to secure your visa before the program. Visit
https://cty.jhu.edu/summer/enrolled/faqs-visa-summer.html page for more information regarding the visa
process.

Questions? Contact CTY Enrollment Services at ctyenrollment@jhu.edu or by calling 800-393-6095, option

2, or 410-735-6108 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. (Eastern time), Monday through Friday.

See you this summer!

Sincerely,

CTY Enrollment Services

McAuley Hall, 5801 Smith Ave. Ste. 400, Baltimore MD 21209-3652
INVOICE
TO THE PARENTS OF: INVOICE NUMBER: ST579417
TIANWEN DAI STUDENT ID: 1391483
1109-6951 ELMBRIDGE WAY STATEMENT DATE: 03/20/2023
RICHMOND, BC (BRITISH COLUMBIA), V7C 0A DUE: 04/10/2023
CANADA

SUMMARY OF ACTIVITY
DATE DESCRIPTION DUE DATE NOT YET DUE AMOUNT
BEGINNING BALANCE 0.00
01/03/2023 INT'L TALENT SEARCH FEE GRADES 2-8 04/10/2023 0.00
01/04/2023 PAYMENT - CREDIT CARD 01/04/2023 (60.00)
01/04/2023 TESTING-SCAT (REMOTE/ONLINE) 04/10/2023 60.00
02/28/2023 INTERNATIONAL APP FEE 04/10/2023 250.00
02/28/2023 PAYMENT - CREDIT CARD (1,750.00)
03/10/2023 LAB FEE 04/10/2023 145.00
03/10/2023 RESIDENTIAL 04/10/2023 6,199.00

AMOUNT DUE 4,844.00

PLEASE READ THIS IMPORTANT MESSAGE

Avoid interest on your credit card with direct online payments from your bank account. Go online today and
schedule your payment at https://mycty.jhu.edu. CTY is entirely self-supporting and relies on tuition to pay
operational expenses.

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PLEASE DETACH THIS PORTION AND RETURN WITH YOUR PAYMENT

STUDENT NAME: TIANWEN DAI DUE DATE: 04/10/2023

STUDENT ID: 1391483 AMOUNT DUE: $4,844.00

TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED : $ MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO

CTY / JHU AND MAIL PAYMENT TO:

CHECK THIS BOX IF YOU HAVE AN

ADDRESS CHANGE AND PRINT NEW CTY / JHU (AR DEPT)
INFORMATION ON REVERSE SIDE P.O. BOX 64710
BALTIMORE, MD 21264-4710
 INVOICE
Thank you for choosing The Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth.
Important information below, please read carefully.

Questions about your Bill

You may go to the MYCTY link at https://mycty.jhu.edu to view up-to-date activity on your account or contact the
Student Accounts Receivable department at 800-393-6095, option 1. Please send any written correspondence
via email to ctyar@mail1210.jh.edu.

Payment Processing
Paying by check authorizes JHU/CTY to send the information from your check electronically to your bank for
payment. Your account will be debited in the amount of your check and the transaction will appear on your bank
statement. You will not receive your canceled check back.

If you have a past due balance on your account, your payment will be applied to the earliest unpaid transaction
first. This may affect eligibility for current programs.

Late Payments
Please allow 4-6 days for US mail delivery and processing. Failure to pay by the due date may jeopardize course
registration.

Financial Aid Applicants

If you have received your award and are unable to pay the remaining balance in full by the due date, please call
800-393-6095, select option 1, for information on payment plan options. You are responsible for any balance not
covered by financial aid. Any questions regarding the financial aid application should be directed to 800-393-
6095, select option 2.

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STUDENT NAME: TIANWEN DAI STUDENT ID: 1391483

Please print the new address below:

Street Address : ___________________________________________

City : ____________________ State : ____ Zip Code :__________

E-mail Address : __________________________________________

 *For Families with Students Registered for CTY Science Laboratory Courses*

Dear Parent/Guardian:

The opportunity to conduct hands-on investigations in a laboratory setting is one of the hallmarks of CTY
science courses. We are writing to share with you our policies and procedures regarding student lab work,
and to ask for your assistance with ensuring that your student has a safe learning experience in his or her
science course this summer.

An abridged version of CTY’s Laboratory Safety Rules and Guidelines is enclosed. On the first day of
class, instructors will hand out and review the full CTY Laboratory Safety Rules and Guidelines document,
which covers all of the points on the enclosed version along with more detailed site- and course-specific
safety information. Students will then be asked to sign a contract indicating that they understand and agree
to abide by the rules and guidelines. If you would like to see a copy of the more detailed Laboratory Safety
Rules and Guidelines, please visit www.cty.jhu.edu/summer/labsafety.pdf. No student will be permitted to
perform laboratory activities without a signed contract. In addition to reviewing overarching safety rules
and guidelines on the first day of the session, instructional staff will begin each activity with an explanation
of lab-specific procedures and guidelines.

To help prepare your student for the lab experience, we ask that you read and discuss each item on the
enclosed Laboratory Safety Rules and Guidelines document with your student before arrival on site. During
that conversation, please stress with your student the importance of asking questions whenever he or she
does not understand any part of directions or procedures.

In addition to previewing safety information with your student, we urge you to inform your physician of
your student’s plans to participate in a lab course this summer. Some conditions, such as respiratory
problems and contact allergies, can be aggravated by exposure even to low levels of chemicals, fumes, or
other materials commonly found in labs, such as latex. If you or your physician have any concerns about
your student’s health in a lab setting, please contact your site program manager. Our staff will work with
you to determine how best to address the concern.

Finally, please ensure that your student packs appropriate clothing for lab work. For labs involving the use
of chemicals or specimens, students must wear long pants and closed shoes. This is to protect the skin in the
event of a chemical splash. Shoes must cover the student’s entire foot. Traditional sneakers are appropriate
for the lab environment; sandals, flip-flops, and sneakers that leave parts of the foot exposed are not.

Thank you for your help in ensuring a safe laboratory environment for your student this summer. If you
have questions about CTY’s safety efforts in the science courses at your site, please contact your site
program manager.

Sincerely,
CTY Summer Program Science Committe
e

Johns Hopkins University

Center for Talented Youth
Laboratory Safety Rules and Guidelines

□ Do not enter the laboratory or work in the laboratory without

a CTY instructor or instructional assistant present.

□ Dress appropriately for lab, which may include wearing

aprons, long pants, gloves, and closed shoes. No loose
clothing. Long hair should be tied back.

□ Do not take food, drink, gum, or cosmetics into the lab.

□ Wear appropriate eye protection at all times and inform the

instructor if you wear contact lenses.

□ Familiarize yourself with the location and usage of safety

equipment in the lab.

□ Notify the instructor immediately of any unsafe conditions

you observe.

□ Always engage in safe behavior in the lab (no horseplay,

running, yelling, etc.).

□ Perform only experiments authorized by a CTY instructor.

□ Follow all written and verbal instructions carefully. If you do

not understand a direction or part of a procedure, ask the
instructor before proceeding.
*If you would like to see a copy of the more detailed Laboratory Safety Rules
and Guidelines, please visit: http://www.cty.jhu.edu/summer/labsafety.pdf