Emory University

Description

Emory is a highly-ranked research university in the metropolitan Atlanta area. The school was awarded a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa for strengths in the liberal arts and sciences, and Emory is a member of the elite Association of American Universities for research strengths. Most of Emory's undergrads go to Emory College on the main campus, but about 700 students begin in a two-year liberal arts program at Oxford College in the small town of Oxford, Georgia. Emory's multi-billion-dollar endowment ranks with many Ivy League universities and helps support its strong schools of medicine, theology, law, nursing, and public health. The prestigious Goizueta Business School can boast of faculty members such as former President Jimmy Carter. On the athletic front, the Emory Eagles compete in the NCAA Division III University Athletic Association. Emory's general excellent earned it a place on my lists of top Georgia colleges, top southeastern colleges, best universities, and top business schools.

Most Popular Majors

Anthropology, Biology, Business Administration, Economics, Neuroscience, Nursing, Political Science, Psychology

Student/Faculty Numbers

Total Students: 12755
Total Grad Students: 5524
Undergraduate Students: 7231
Faculty: 2980

Total Student/Faculty Ratio: 4:1
Undergraduate Student/Faculty Ratio: 2:1

Percent Male: 45%
Percent Female: 55%

Financial Resources

Endowment:

Alumni Giving Rate: %

Graduation and Retention Information

Four-Year Graduation Rate: 85%

Six-Year Graduation Rate: 90%

Transfer-Out Rate

Graduation and Retention Data From: Spring 2010

Contact Information

Address:
408 Administration Building- 201 Dowman Drive
Atlanta Georgia 30322

Website: http://www.emory.edu

Main Email:

Main Phone: 404-727-6123

Additional Campuses:
Oxford College
100 Hamill Street
Oxford, GA 30054
oxford.emory.edu/

Admissions Contact:
Timothy Fields
Assistant Dean, Admission
800-727-6036
tlfield@emory.edu

Transfer Services Contact:

International Admissions Contact:

Athletics Contact:

Applying to Transfer

Transfer Agreements:

Common App Used? Yes

High School Transcript Required? Yes

Minimum GPA for Applying:
Applicants should have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in all college work attempted; most students that are admitted into Emory College have a minimum GPA of 3.3 or better.

Minimum Grades for Transfer:
The minimum grade earned for any course that may be transferred for credit is C.

Credits (Min/Max):
In order to graduate from Emory, a transfer student is required to complete the last 4 semesters (sixty-four semester hours) of coursework at Emory. Transfer students may transfer up to 64 semester hours of college credit to Emory College.

Test Scores for Applying:
SAT/ACT/ TOEFL scores can be waived if students have completed over 50 hours of college credit by emailing transferadmiss@LearnLink.Emory.Edu.

Letters of Recommendation Required:
A letter of recommendation from a college professor is required.

Essay(s) required:
An essay is required on the Common Application. There is no essay on the Emory Common Application Supplement.

Application Fee:
$50 application fee, a fee waiver from the College Board, OR a copy of your previous school's award letter accompanied by a letter from a financial aid professional indicating PELL Grant eligibility.

Other Requirements:
All transfer students are encouraged to apply directly to Emory College due to the limited time students would spend at Oxford College prior to transitioning to Emory College.

Fall Deadline:

Spring Deadline:

Summer Deadline:

Apply Here:
http://www.emory.edu/admission/admission/first_year_application/index.html

Standardized Testing

ACT	25th Percentile	75th Percentile
Composite	30	33
English
Math
Writing

SAT	25th Percentile	75th Percentile
Critical Reading	640	740
Math	670	760
Writing	650	750

Standardized Testing Notes:

Transfer Statistics

Transfers Applied: 912

Transfers Accepted: 260

Transfer Percentage Accepted: 29%

Freshmen Percentage Accepted: 29%

Difference Between Transfer and Freshmen Acceptance Rates: %

Admissions Data From: Fall 2011

Costs

Books: 1100

Other Expenses: 2100

Room and Board: 11628

Tuition and Fees: 41164

Total Cost: 55992

Note on Costs:
Please visit our website at http://college.emory.edu/home/admission/cost/ for more information about tuition and fees.

Costs Data From: 2011-12

Financial Aid

General Financial Aid Information:
Our Office of Financial Aid administers federal, state and university need-based aid. Types of assistance include grants, scholarships, loans and employment. Individual schools also award scholarships and/or fellowships, most of which are based on merit.

CSS/Profile Used? Yes

Own Financial Aid Form? No

Average Amount of Aid – Grants:

Average Amount of Aid – Loans: 6063

Percent of New Students Receiving Aid: 65%

Percent of New Students Receiving Grants: 59%

Percent of New Students Receiving Loans: 40%

Financial Aid Data From: Fall 2010

Special Programs

Notes

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