Emory University - Overview

School Profile

Campus Setting

Suburban setting

City population: 4,700,000

Size

6,890 undergraduates

1,771 freshmen

5,865 graduate students

Admissions

27% of applicants admitted

90% in top 10% of HS class

SAT CR middle 50%: 640-740

SAT M middle 50%: 670-760

SAT W middle 50%: 650-740

ACT middle 50%: 30-33

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General Information

Emory is a research university affiliated with the Methodist church located just minutes from downtown Atlanta, Georgia. Map.
Visit Emory's website at www.emory.edu
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Financial Aid & Scholarship

Emory University is committed to making its unique education affordable to any student qualified for admission. The Emory Advantage financial aid program reduces or eliminates the amount of money lower- and middle-income students need to borrow to attend Emory.
Emory practices a need-blind admission review of all applicants, and the Financial Aid office meets 100% of demonstrated need.
Fifty-nine percent of Emory students receive need-based aid
Each year 150 to 200 students receive merit scholarships. Learn more.
The average financial aid package totals $28,226, with $24,207 as the average grant/scholarship award
Financial aid news: Emory replaces all loans with grants for families with an income below $50,000 a year; caps loans at $15,000 for families making from $50,000 to $100,000.

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