Facts and Stats

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID

Emory offers an array of need-based and merit-based financial aid to make an Emory education affordable. Scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study are available.

ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2006-2007

Tuition: $32,100
Room: $6,112
Food: $3,826
Books: $1,000
Required fees: $406
Incidentals and travel: $1,400
Total: $44,844*
*costs subject to change

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Emory College

Admission and Scholarships
Office of Admission
200 Boisfeuillet Jones Center
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322-1950
800.727.6036 or 404.727.6036
www.emory.edu/ADMISSIONS

Financial Aid (need-based)
Office of Financial Aid
300 Boisfeuillet Jones Center
Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia 30322-1960
404.727.6039
www.emory.edu/FINANCIAL_AID

Oxford College

Admission and Financial Aid
Office of Admission and Financial Aid
P.O. Box 1418
Oxford, Georgia 30054-1418
800.723 .8328 or 770.784.8328
www.emory.edu/OXFORD

PROGRAMS OF STUDY AT EMORY

The BA Degree
African American Studies
American Studies
Anthropology
Art History
Asian & Asian American Studies
Biology
Chemistry
Classical Civilization
Classical Studies
Classics
Comparative Literature
Computer Science
Creative Writing/English
Dance & Movement Studies
Economics
Educational Studies
English
Environmental Studies
Film Studies
French Studies
German Studies
Greek
History
Interdisciplinary Studies
in Culture & Society
International Studies
Italian Studies
Jewish Studies
Journalism (joint major)
Latin
Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Mathematics
Medieval & Renaissance Studies
Middle Eastern Studies
Music
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religion
Russian Area Studies
Russian Language & Culture
Sociology
Spanish
Theater Studies
Women’s Studies

The BS Degree
Anthropology & Human Biology
Applied Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Environmental Studies
Mathematics
Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology
Nursing (BSN)
Physics

Bachelor of Business Administration
Area Depths:
Accounting
Communications
Decision & Information Science
Finance
International Business
Marketing
Organization & Management

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

MINORS

Emory offers 45 minors in many of the above majors plus:
African Studies
Applied Mathematics
Arabic
Architectural Studies
Catholic Studies
Chinese Studies
Ethics
Hebrew
Japanese
Japanese Studies
Linguistics
Mediterranean Archaeology
Persian
Portuguese
Studio Art
Violence Studies

JOINT MAJORS

Anthropology/Religion
Art History/History
Classical Civilizations/Religion
Classics/English
Classics/History
Classics/Philosophy
Economics/History
Economics/Mathematics
English/History
History/Religion
Linguistics/Psychology
Linguistics/Russian
Mathematics/Computer Science
Philosophy/Religion
Religion/Sociology

DUAL ENGINEERING DEGREES

3-2 Emory BA or BS & Ga. Tech BS
4-2 Emory BA or BS & Ga. Tech MS

FOUR-YEAR BA/MA COMBINED DEGREES

English
History
Philosophy
Political Science
Sociology

FOUR-YEAR BS/MS COMBINED DEGREES

Biology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Mathematics
Mathematics/Computer Science
Preprofessional Programs
Business Administration
Dentistry
Law
Medicine
Nursing
Physician Assistant
Physical Therapy
Theology
Veterinary Medicine

CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS ABROAD

Emory offers more than 80 programs in countries around the world. For more information, go to www.emory.edu/CIPA.

INTERNSHIPS

Emory students pursue more than 2,000 internships in Atlanta. Additional internships are available throughout the U.S.

STATS

Enrollment
Emory College: 5,500
Oxford College: 600
All University: 11,300

Atlanta Campus
• 631 acres
• 5 libraries holding 2.7 million volumes

Undergraduate Ethnic Makeup
70% Caucasian
16% Asian/Asian American
10% African American
4% Hispanic/Latino

Enrolled First-Year Class Score Ranges
(25th–75th percentile)
SAT (1300–1460)
Verbal 640–720
Math 660–740
ACT 29–33

2002 First-Year Class
40% Southeast
23% Mid-Atlantic
12% Midwest
7% New England
7% West
6% Southwest
5% International

Retention
• 94% of first-year students return as sophomores
• 90% of first-year students graduate in four years

Graduate and Professional School Attendance
More than 65% of the Class of 2003 planned to earn graduate degrees.