Emory University closes most academic and administrative offices for Winter Recess, the three days between the Christmas and New Year holidays. The Office of Undergraduate Admission will be closed from Dec. 22, 2023 to Jan. 1, 2024, reopening on Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2024. Please check our FAQs Over Winter Break blog post for additional information and resources during this time.
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Financial Aid

We meet 100 percent of demonstrated financial need for first-degree domestic/DACA/undocumented undergraduate students. Through Emory Advantage, we have eliminated need-based loans and replaced them with institutional grants.

46%
of undergraduates
receive need-based or merit aid
100%
OF DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED for first-degree domestic/DACA/ undocumented undergraduate students

Our Philosophy

We understand that the cost of college is an important part of the decision-making process. No two families are alike, and financial circumstances can vary widely. If you’re unsure whether your family qualifies, advisers in the Office of Financial Aid are ready to assist at any time during the application process.

To apply, you’ll need to complete the College Scholarship Service Profile (CSS Profile) and Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as well as submit tax returns for you and your parents. It’s important to submit all your documents by the stated deadlines, so that we’ll have the information needed to review your family’s financial picture and provide the best financial aid package we can for you.

Apply for Aid
Emory's CSS Profile Code:
5187
Emory's FAFSA Code:
001564

Estimated Expenses 2023-2024

Estimated Expenses
2023—2024

Estimated Direct Costs
Tuition$59,920
Fees$854
Housing$11,038
Food$7,934
Estimated Indirect Costs
Personal$1,570
Books and Supplies$1,250
Travel & Transportation$1,056
Direct Loan Fee$80
Total*$83,702

Emory College and Oxford College cost the same to attend. 

*Cost of attendance does not include an allowance for Emory's health insurance requirement. Students not covered by a comporable plan will automatically be enrolled in the Emory University Student Health Insurance Plan.

Additional Financial Aid Information

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Types of Aid

Financial Aid is typically a combination of grants, work-study, loans, merit scholarships.

Learn about types of aid.
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International Students

Emory offers need-based aid to a select number of international students each year.

Learn about international student aid.
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Apply for Aid

Learn more about requirements and deadlines from the Office of Financial Aid.

Apply for financial aid.

“At Emory, because we meet the student's full demonstrated need, an admitted student in Early Decision receives the same need-based aid as an admitted student in Regular Decision.”

John Leach AVP University Financial Aid