Log In
Go to https://sis.jhu.edu/authuser/.
First Time Log In Instructions
For users with Google or Microsoft email accounts
For users with an existing Google or Microsoft account, this one-time process will lead you through the steps to log in to SIS for Authorized Users for the first time using your current Google or Microsoft email credentials.
For all other email addresses, please follow these instructions.
1. In the email, click the “Complete Authorized User Account Set Up” link.
- Subject line: You have been added as an Authorized User
- From: Johns Hopkins University Student Accounts
You may or may not be presented with the Johns Hopkins Sign In page. If so, enter your email address and click Next.
2. Sign In: Enter your email address, click Next. On the next screen, enter the password for that email address, click Next.
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Example 1 – Google Accounts (gmail): the authorized user enters their Google email address and Google password.
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Example 2 – Microsoft Accounts (outlook, live, hotmail): the authorized user enters their Microsoft/Outlook password.
You may be prompted to Verify your Identify. Follow the instructions.
3. Review Permissions
4. You will be redirected over to the Johns Hopkins Sign In page. Enter your email address and click the Next button.
- Ignore the prompt to use [email protected].
- Enter the email address used above. This is your Login ID.
- After entering your email and clicking Next, you’ll see a message “Taking you to your organization’s sign-in page…” redirecting you to authenticate with your email credentials.
5. Finally, log in with your email address and email password.
You may be prompted to Verify your Identify. Follow the instructions.
You are now logged into SIS as an Authorized User.
- For future access to SIS for Authorized Users, please bookmark https://sis.jhu.edu/authuser/.
- Remember when logging in: Your email address is your Login ID. Ignore prompts to use your JHED ID. Your password is your email password.
For all other email addresses
For those without an existing Google or Microsoft email account, this one-time process will lead you through the steps to create a Microsoft account with your current email address that you can use to log in to SIS for Authorized Users.
1. In the email, click the “Complete Authorized User Account Set Up” link.
- Email Subject line: You have been added as an Authorized User
- Email From: Johns Hopkins University Student Accounts
2. Now you will go through the process of creating a Microsoft account using your email address. Click Next.
- On the Create Account screen, click Next to create a Microsoft account using the email address displayed.
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Create a Password: You’ll be prompted to create a password for this Microsoft account. Remember this password! This is the password you will use to log in to SIS for Authorized Users. Your login ID will be your email address.
3. Enter a few more pieces of information for your Microsoft account. Click Next.
4. Verify your email address.
Look for an email from Microsoft Account Team, with the subject line: Verify your email address.
Copy the security code from the email. Go back to the Verify email / log in page and enter the code. Click Next.
5. Solve the security puzzle to prove you are not a robot.
Click Next to start the puzzle.
6. You may see a screen asking “Is your security information still accurate?” If so, click Looks good!
7. Almost done! Review permissions for Johns Hopkins. Click Accept.
Finally your Microsoft account has been created and you are ready to log in to SIS for Authorized Users!
8. Now you will be redirected over to log in with your newly set up Microsoft account.
On the Johns Hopkins Sign In page, enter your email address and click the Next button.
- Ignore the prompt to use [email protected].
- Enter the email address used above. This is your Login ID.
- If asked, enter the password created above for your Microsoft account.
You are now logged into SIS as an Authorized User.
- For future access to SIS for Authorized Users, please bookmark https://sis.jhu.edu/authuser/.
- Remember: Your email address is your Login ID. Your password is the one you used in step 2 above.