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Where Curiosity
Leads to Purpose

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Knowledge That Matters

Emory combines the flexibility of a liberal arts education with the opportunities of a leading research university. Explore across disciplines, learn from faculty shaping their fields, pursue undergraduate research, and put your knowledge into practice in Atlanta and around the world.

Along the way, you’ll build the critical skills valued by employers and graduate programs, while learning to apply your knowledge to challenges that matter—putting your education in the service of humanity.

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Ready to Take the Next Step?

Find the information you need to apply to Emory, from application requirements and deadlines to financial aid.

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Why Students Choose Emory

Students choose Emory for more than outstanding academics. They come for the freedom to explore broadly, the support to engage deeply, and the opportunity to connect what they learn with the questions and challenges that matter to them.

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Health, Medicine, and the Life Sciences at Emory

Students interested in health, medicine, public health, neuroscience, and biomedical research can explore these fields within Emory’s broader liberal arts and research environment.

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Two Ways to Begin at Emory

Emory University offers two distinct ways to start as an undergraduate. Students may begin at Emory College of Arts and Sciences in Atlanta or at Oxford College in Oxford, Georgia.

Both experiences are part of Emory University and provide a strong liberal arts foundation, close faculty engagement, and access to the opportunities of a major research university.

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Put Your Learning into Action

Learning at Emory extends beyond the classroom through research, internships, study abroad, community engagement, leadership, and entrepreneurship, making it easy to apply your learning. A major hub for business, technology, health, nonprofits, and the creative industries, Atlanta’s concentration of Fortune 500 companies connects you to opportunities to build practical experience while you study.

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Prepared for What’s Next

An Emory education connects what you learn with where you want to go. Build skills employers and graduate programs value, gain practical experience, and tap into career resources, faculty mentors, and a global alumni network. The result: 97% of Emory graduates are employed or continuing their education within six months of graduation.

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Find Your Community at Emory and across Atlanta

Choose from 400+ student clubs and organizations to pursue your interests, try something new, and build your community at Emory. Beyond campus, join roughly a quarter-million college students across more than 50 Atlanta-area colleges and universities, expanding the people you can meet and the experiences you can share.

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Making Emory More Affordable

Cost shouldn’t keep you from considering Emory. Through one of the nation’s most generous need-based financial aid programs, Emory helps make an exceptional education accessible to students and families from a wide range of financial circumstances.

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$0 Tuition for Eligible Families

The new Emory Advantage Plus program provides free tuition to students from families with earnings up to $200,000, with typical assets.
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100% of Demonstrated Need Met

Emory meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for eligible first-degree domestic undergraduate students. For many students, financial aid extends beyond tuition to help with other college costs.
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Grants, Not Loans

First-degree domestic undergraduates who receive need-based financial aid receive grants instead of need-based loans in their financial aid packages. And unlike loans, grants don’t need to be repaid.
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Ready to Apply to Emory?

Your application is the next step toward beginning your Emory education through Emory College or Oxford College.

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