About
About Emory University
Emory University is a private research university in Atlanta, GA, known for its health sciences focus and low student faculty ratio. With an acceptance rate of 11%, Emory is highly selective, typically enrolling around 1,424 students each year. Emory is test optional; students who submit scores are typically admitted with SATs between 1480–1540, though many competitive applicants choose not to submit. Emory meets 100% of demonstrated financial need and has replaced loans with grants; for families earning under $200,000, the net cost is often $0.
Admissions
Emory University acceptance rate and admitted student profile
highly selective
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Financial Aid & Cost
What Emory University actually costs your family
Average net prices by income bracket from College Scorecard data.
| Family Income | Sticker Price | Avg. Net Cost / yr |
|---|---|---|
| 0-30kOften $0 | ~$76k/yr | ~$0 / yr |
| 30k-48kOften $0 | ~$76k/yr | ~$0 / yr |
| 48k-75kOften $0 | ~$76k/yr | ~$0 / yr |
| 75k-110k | ~$76k/yr | $13.8k |
| 110k+ | ~$76k/yr | $53.0k |
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