Cor prudentis possidebit scientiam.

Est. 1836

INTRODUCTION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh70E4hKTog
Emory Overview

DO YOU STACK UP?

ABOUT US
Charlotte
GPA: 5.325 (4.0)
SAT: 2300
CR: 780
M: 770
W: 750

ACT: 33

GPA: 5.279 (4.0)

SAT: 2390
CR: 790
M: 800
W: 720

ACT: 35

Chloe

EMORY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND

SCIENCES:
CLASS OF 2019 PROFILE
https://youtu.be/3JlGa96GdKc?t=23
Average GPA: 3.70 3.97 (unweighted)
SAT total: 20202260
SAT critical reading: 650-750
SAT math: 670-770
SAT writing: 660-760

ACT: 30-34

OXFORD COLLEGE:
CLASS OF 2019 PROFILE
Average GPA: 3.55 3.92 (unweighted)
SAT total: 19502200
SAT critical reading: 630-730
SAT math: 640-760
SAT writing: 640-750

ACT: 29-33

EMORY UNIVERSITY
HISTORY
1836: The Methodist Episcopal Church founds Emory College in
Oxford, GA (Current Emory Oxford College campus)
1899: Dooley
1915: Emory University moves to Atlanta, GA
Million-dollar letter from The Coca-Cola Company

1953: All-male to coed institution

1970s: Woodruff donations
2008: Emory College becomes Emory College of Arts and Sciences
2016: 180th anniversary! (tech. not until December 10 th)

LIFE AT EMORY

FRESHMEN RESIDENTIAL LIFE

The Emory campus
Alabama, Complex, Dobbs,Holmes,Longstreet-Means, Raoul,
orTurman
Songfest

The Oxford campusboasts four different residential

communities:The Jolley Residential Center (JRC),
East Village,Haygood Hall, and
The Branham and East Complex .
Faculty, staff, and students alike gather at Lil's for a
traditional dining hall experience (and the annual late-night
Pancake Breakfast).

FRESHMAN DORM DOUBLE

ROOMS

DINING
DUC: Dobbs Market, Kaldis Coffee; Mama Tiger; Eagle
Convenience
Cox Food Court
White Hall
Highland Bakery, SAAC Caf, Rollins Caf, Starbucks
Dominos, Peets Coffee, The Depot, The WREC Room
Farmers Market, Food Trucks

DINING
Freshmen Meal Plans
Meal Plan A, $2,786: Unlimited Meal Swipes, meal
exchanges, $150 Dooley Dollars per semester(BEST VALUE
PLAN).
Meal Plan K, $3,342:Kosher plan

EMORY CLUBS AND

ORGANIZATIONS
Greek Life
Academic and Career
Cultural
Health & Wellness (e.g. SAPA)
Performance (e.g. Dooley Noted A-Cappella , No Strings Attached)
Political & Advocacy
Religious (e.g. Reformed University Fellowship )
Service and Volunteering (e.g. Volunteer Emory)
Special Interest (e.g. Anime, Astronomy, eRACE)
Athletics: http://apply.emory.edu/discover/athletics.php
For more information: http://apply.emory.edu/discover/clubs.php

EMORY GYM: WOODPEC

TRADITIONS
Emory College Campus
Wonderful Wednesdays
SongFest: https://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8navCqKqXM
Carter Town Hall
Dooley, Lord of Misrule: https://youtu.be/5LhEVEra_v0 (to
00:48)

Oxford Campus
Oxford Olympics
Pancake Breakfast

EMORY VILLAGE

EMORY POINT

ACADEMICS

GERS
http://catalog.college.emory.edu/academic/ger/
9 Areas to fulfill

MAJORS, MINORS,
DEPARTMENTSETC.
http://apply.emory.edu/discover/majors.php
70+ majors and 50+ minors
Declare by second semester sophomore year

OPUS!!!
Emory OPUS Log-in
Emory Network ID
faculty member, staff person, current student, or applicant

BLACKBOARD INTERFACE
www.classes.emory.edu
Emory learning management system

TEXTBOOKS
Emory Barnes and Noble
OPUS connected to B&N
Mailroom

RESEARCH
SIRE Program
SURE Program
Honors Program
FWS Opportunities

NURSING (BSN)
complete the first two years of general education
Emory students applying to the BSN first-degree program
will automatically be admitted to the School of Nursing if
they meet certain requirements.
clinical and classroom settings
Four semesters
NCLEX examination to become a Registered Nurse in any
U.S. state

PRE-BUS/BBA
Apply second semester sophomore year (56 credits required)
Apply first semester junior year (60 credits required)
Prerequisites:
1. Math 111 (Calculus I) OR AP or IB credit for Calculus
2. BUS 201 Business Economics (for Emory College students)
OR Econ 101 Microeconomics OR AP Micro credit AND Econ 112
Macroeconomics OR AP Macro credit OR IB credit for Economics (Higher Level)

3.
4.
5.
6.

BUS 350 or AP Stats credit

BUS 210
One continued writing course
Complete most GERs

http://goizueta.emory.edu/degree/undergraduate/admissions/profile.html

PRE-BUS/BBA
BBA Core
Area Depths
Primary: Accounting, Finance, Operations, Marketing,
Mngmt Consulting
Secondary: Analytic Consulting, Business & Society,
International Business, Real Estate
Concentrations: Arts, Environment, Film, Health

PRE-LAW
http://www.career.emory.edu/prelaw/

Law School Admission Statistics 13-14

PRE-HEALTH
http://career.emory.edu/prehealth/timeline.html
http://career.emory.edu/prehealth/faq.html

DUAL PROGRAM: ENGINEERING

W/ GA TECH
5 Year Program
First three years at Emory: pre-engineering curriculum
Last two years at GA Tech: upper level engineering courses

Requirements to transfer:

3.0 overall GPA in all Emory coursework

3.0 math and science GPA
Minimum 100 credits at Emory
GERs completed
GA Tech engineering prereqs

2014 Transfer Class Profile

Applicants: 2,700
Admit Rate: 39%
Enrolled: ~ 850
Average Transferable Course Hours: 55
Average Cumulative GPA: 3.7
Average Math/Science GPA: 3.7

STUDY ABROAD
http://www.cipa.emory.edu/
Credit-bearing academic programs during the summer
and semester
Research and service opportunities
Intern opportunities.

ADMISSIONS PROCESS

TIMELINE
2015-16 Application Deadlines
Application Plan

Application Deadline

Decision Notification

Early Decision I

November 1

By December 15

Emory University
Scholars Program

November 15

By February 6

Early Decision II

January 1

By February 15

Regular Decision

January 1

By April 1

Spring Transfer

October 15

Mid-November

Fall Transfer

March 15

End of April

QUESTBRIDGE
Through the College Match Program, high school seniors chosen as finalists have their
names and applications submitted by QuestBridge to college partners during the
early admissions cycle in lieu of submitting their applications directly to schools.
The colleges then rank the students they are interested in, and the students rank
their top-choice colleges.
If there is a match, the student may attend the school and receive a scholarship
package that includes full cost of tuition, books and room and board.
Students who do not find a match during the early admission cycle may apply to their
choices regular decision by requesting QuestBridge forward their application to the
schools of their choice.
Students apply for the QuestBridge College Prep Scholarship during 11th grade and
for the College Match program during 12th grade. For more information on
QuestBridge please visit www.questbridge.org.

THE APPLICATION
Common Application
Questions and Writing Supplement Section of the Emory University "My College" tab
of the Common Application
A $75 application fee or Common Application fee waiver
Official high school transcripts
Official college transcripts, if applicable
Official scores from the SAT and/or the ACT; if English is your second language, it is
highly recommended that you submit results from the TOEFL or IELTS
Testing Codes: SAT/TOEFL: 5187; ACT: 0810

Secondary school report/counselors recommendation

Two teacher letters of recommendation
Mid-year report (due January 22 for EDII; February 15 for RD applicants)

APPLICATION REMINDERS
Any mailed application materials need to be sent to:
Emory University
Office of Undergraduate Admission
3263-001-1AA (omit for UPS, FedEx)
1390 Oxford Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30322-1016
Any mailed application materials should include the
applicant's full name, date of birth, and application ID
number.

FINANCIAL AID

EMORY UNIVERSITY
Committed to meeting 100 percent of demonstrated
financial need
56 percent of our undergraduates receive financial aid
Average financial aid package:
Emory College students: $40,239 per year
Oxford College students: $31,314 per year

FINAID TIMELINE
Type of Applicant File CSS PROFILE File FAFSA

Tax Return
Including W-2
Forms

Award
Information
Available

Early Decision I

November 15

March 1

2014: November
15
2015: March 1

December 15
estimate
May 15 final award

Early Decision II

January 15

March 1

2014: January 15
2015: March 1

February 15
estimate
May 15 final award

Regular Decision

March 1

March 1

2015: March 1

April 1

Fall Transfer
(Emory College
only)

March 15

March 15

March 15

After admission

Spring Transfer
(Emory College
only)

November 1

November 1

November 1

After admission

TYPES OF AID
http://apply.emory.edu/apply/meritbased.php

http://apply.emory.edu/apply/needbased.php