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Emory University

Emory University is a large, private institution located in Atlanta, ga. Founded in 1836, Emory University offers undergraduate degrees in 162 majors.

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4 Year, Private

Division 3

7,359 undergraduates

$60,774 undergraduate tuition

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Admissions

Will I get into Emory University? Here’s what we know about who has! SAT/ACT scores are considered but not required to apply. Check here for college application deadline info or visit the school’s website.

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Acceptance rate 11.1%

SAT score average 1507

ACT score average 33

Average high school GPA 3.84

Application fee $75

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Key deadlines

November

316 days away Early Decision date

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January

12 days away Application deadline date

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Academics

The degree program or major you pursue is major! Emory University is known for one of its top majors: Public Health. Their student-faculty ratio is 9:1.

Graduation rate

Retention Rate

9 :1

Student to faculty ratio

Popular degree programs

Health and Medical Professions

Business and Management

Law and Legal Studies

Natural Sciences and Environmental Studies

Social Sciences and Psychology

Other

Mathematics and Statistics

Popular majors

Public Health

Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing

Business Administration, Management and Operations

Law

Biology, General

Neurobiology and Neurosciences

Ecology, Evolution, Systematics, and Population Biology

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Annual tuition & cost

In state

Undergraduate tuition $60,774

Additional expenses

Room & board $18,972

Books & supplies $1,250

Other expenses $2,626

Cost of attendance* $83,622

Average financial aid package $61,659

Estimated cost $21,963 See my potential costs

Out of state

Undergraduate tuition $60,774

Additional expenses

Room & board $18,972

Books & supplies $1,250

Other expenses $2,626

Cost of attendance* $83,622

Average financial aid package $61,659

Estimated cost $21,963 See my potential costs

June 30 FAFSA^® deadline

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*Cost of attendance is the average expenses including tuition, room, board and other estimated living expenses.

Scholarships from Emory University

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Student population

Who’s going to be there? Emory University has a total undergraduate enrollment of 7,359, with gender binary students split 43% male and 57% female.

Total enrollment

15,046

Enrollment by gender

Male

Female

Enrollment & ethnicity

White %

34%

African American %

13%

Hispanic American %

10%

Asian %

19%

Native American %

Hawaiian/Pacific Islander %

Multiracial %

Unknown %

20%

Student type

Full-time

Living on campus

International

Campus life

Find your people & try new things

At Emory University, student athletes compete in Division 3 sports. Freshmen are required to live on campus.

Campus info

201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322

4047121734

www.emory.edu/

Athletics

NCAA Division levelDivision 3

Varsity sportsYes

Intramural sportsYes

Greek life

Female

Male

Frequently asked questions

Get answers to common questions about Emory University to help you figure out where you want to apply.

Where is Emory University?

Emory University is located in Atlanta, ga.

What is the acceptance rate at Emory University?

The acceptance rate for Emory University is 11%.

What’s the average GPA for Emory University?

The average high school GPA for Emory University students was 3.84.

How much does it cost for 4 years at Emory University?

The estimated cost for 4 years at Emory University including tuition, room and board, and books and other fees is $334,488.

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