Plans and Deadlines
2023 - 2024 Deadlines
| Application Plan | Application Deadline | Financial Aid Deadline | Decision Notification |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Decision I | November 1 | CSS Profile and IDOC: December 6; FAFSA: January 31 | By December 15 |
| Emory University Scholar Programs | November 15 | Based on selected decision plan | By March 1 |
| Early Decision II | January 1 | CSS Profile and IDOC: January 10; FAFSA: January 31 | By February 15 |
| Regular Decision | January 1 | CSS Profile and IDOC: January 31; FAFSA: January 31 | By April 1 |
| Fall Transfer | March 15 | March 13 | By May 5 |
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We have no preference for one application over the other. Select the one that suits your application needs best.
Early Decision
If Emory University is your first choice school, you can apply under one of two Early Decision (ED) plans. You can apply ED to Emory, Oxford, or both. You can also apply ED to one and Regular Decision to the other.
Both Early Decision plans are binding, meaning that if the university admits you, and if we make the education affordable, you must pay your admission deposit and enroll.
Regular Decision
Applying Regular Decision allows you more time to make your college choice and is the traditional, nonbinding application. Applicants can apply to Emory College, Oxford College, or to both schools with one application. The majority of our applicants apply Regular Decision.
Spring Start at Oxford College
Each spring, Oxford College welcomes a small cohort of students who have taken the fall semester to further explore academic interests, pursue an internship, travel abroad, or gain work experience. This is a perfect opportunity for students to gain admission to Oxford in their senior year, and then take the fall semester to enjoy real-world learning before joining us on campus in January.
Additional Programs to Consider
Emory University Scholars Program
The Emory University Scholar Programs provide financial awards, dedicated programming, and distinct opportunities to exceptional incoming first-year students. Students seeking merit-based scholarships at Emory University must apply by the Emory University Scholar programs deadline of November 15 and select their admission plan (see chart above).
QuestBridge
QuestBridge is a national nonprofit program that identifies high-achieving, low-income students nationwide and connects them with the nation’s best colleges and universities. To apply to Emory University through QuestBridge, high school seniors must first apply for the QuestBridge National College Match program.