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Paying for a college education is a big investment. Emory can help with a financial plan so you can meet this new financial obligation. Emory University offers need-based and merit-based financial assistance that can make an Emory education affordable.

If a student has need, an award package typically includes a combination of three kinds of need-based financial aid—grants, work-study, and loans. Grants are gift assistance and do not have to be repaid. Federal work-study is an award for which a student must work, earning money on an hourly basis. Low-interest educational loans must be repaid either after the student ceases to be enrolled or while still attending a postsecondary institution. In addition, students from the state of Georgia may be eligible for the Georgia Tuition Equalization Grant (GTEG) and HOPE Scholarship funds.

General Financial Aid

Required Forms

Deadlines

Office of Financial Aid

Financial Aid Calculators


TUITION AND FEES

Undergraduate Expenses 2009-2010
Tuition - $37,500
Room - $6,666
Board - $4,230
Student Activity Fee - $172
Student Athletic Fee - $264
Student Mental Health Supplement - $100
Total - $48,932

REQUIRED FINANCIAL AID CODES

Emory’s PROFILE code: 5187
Emory’s FAFSA code: 001564

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