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Financial Aid

  • 100%
    of first-degree (domestic, DACA, undocumented) students with demonstrated financial need have no loans in their financial package.
  • 52%
    of our undergraduate students at Emory receive some form of financial assistance.
  • $53,090
    average grants/scholarships awarded.
  • $236M
    total amount of grants and scholarships awarded to undergraduate students.

Cost of Attendance at Emory

Click below to learn more about the Cost of Attendance for you undergraduate school or program at Emory.

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Deadlines for Financial Aid

2023-2024 Financial Aid Deadlines
CSS Profile & IDOC Materials Due ByFAFSA Due ByFinancial Aid Award Notifications
Early Decision IDecember 4, 2024January 8, 2025December 2024
Early Decision IIJanuary 8, 2025January 8, 2025February 2025
Regular DecisionFebruary 5, 2025February 5, 2025April 2025
Fall TransferMarch 19, 2025March 19, 2025May 2025
  • Early Decision I

    • CSS Profile & IDOC Materials Due By

      December 4, 2024

    • FAFSA Due By

      January 8, 2025

    • Financial Aid Award Notifications

      December 2024

  • Early Decision II

    • CSS Profile & IDOC Materials Due By

      January 8, 2025

    • FAFSA Due By

      January 8, 2025

    • Financial Aid Award Notifications

      February 2025

  • Regular Decision

    • CSS Profile & IDOC Materials Due By

      February 5, 2025

    • FAFSA Due By

      February 5, 2025

    • Financial Aid Award Notifications

      April 2025

  • Fall Transfer

    • CSS Profile & IDOC Materials Due By

      March 19, 2025

    • FAFSA Due By

      March 19, 2025

    • Financial Aid Award Notifications

      May 2025

Explore Undergraduate Financial Aid

Types of Aid

  • Need-Based and Merit-Based Aid

    GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

    Grants and scholarships are funding sources that do not need to be repaid. These amounts can be determined based on demonstrated need or academic merit. Not all sources of aid are available for second degree studies.

  • Need-Based Aid

    Educational Loans

    Student loans can bridge the financial gap left after scholarships and grants, covering tuition, books, and living costs. These loans, often low interest, require repayment once enrollment drops below half-time.

  • Merit-Based Aid

    Scholar Programs

    Scholarships, dedicated programming, and distinct opportunities are available for exceptional incoming first-year students. Emory Scholars programs include: Woodruff Scholars and Goizueta Scholars.

  • Need-Based Aid

    Work Study

    Work-study awards empower students with financial needs by providing them with paid on-campus employment, crucial for gaining work experience and assisting with educational expenses.

  • Need-Based Aid

    International Students

    Each year we offer need-based financial aid packages to a select group of international students.

  • Need-Based Aid

    Aid for Veterans

    We offer college funding sources and options for students and families receiving veterans' education benefits.

  • Need-Based Aid

    Medical Imaging

    Emory's Medical Imaging program may be eligible for institutional grants and scholarships based on demonstrated financial need or academic merit.

  • Merit-Based Aid

    Questbridge

    QuestBridge is a national program that identifies high-achieving, low-income students and connects them with the nation's best colleges and universities.

  • Students
  • Need Help with Aid?

    Financial Aid Questions? Discuss your financial aid details with one of our advisers. Schedule an appointment!

Emory's CSS Profile Code:

5187


Emory's FAFSA Code:

001564


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Financial Aid Information for Parents